Showing results for: culture (page 53)
Stay strong, cat ladies! After Trump’s first month back, personal defiance matters more than ever
Amanda Marcotte
MAGA didn't vote for DOGE but to bring liberals to heel. Fight back by not giving them the satisfaction
Trump’s delusional path to peace: Handing over Ukraine to Russia
Heather Digby Parton
Flattering Vladimir Putin will not win the Nobel Peace Prize
YouTube at 20: The video platform transformed screen entertainment. Now it could change a lot more
Melanie McFarland
The platform that changed the very meaning of electronic communication is now a dominant TV platform
“His mission is to eradicate ‘woke Jesus'”: How money, lies and religion are abused to gut democracy
Amanda Marcotte
Journalist Katherine Stewart's "Money, Lies, and God" takes readers into Trump's movement to end America
Sweet and irresistible: The history of how chocolate and romance became linked
Joy Saha
No celebration of love is complete without a heart-shaped box of chocolates
Is Donald Trump more like Hitler or Augustus Caesar? Honestly, it’s both
Jim Sleeper
An aspiring dictator, fueled by popular resentment, overthrows a failing republic. We've seen this show before
“Severance” and the important, mysterious job of speaking the language of work
Melanie McFarland
Creator Dan Erickson weighs in on how the very precise, intricate Lumon-speak conveys the weirdness of it all
Republican states claim zero abortions. A red-state doctor calls that “ludicrous”
Sarah Varney
It's not just statistically unlikely, it runs counter to the reality emergency abortion care is sometimes necessary
Trump’s shock and awe campaign rocks the courts
Chauncey DeVega
Brennan Center lawyer explains "there are a number of tools that judges have access to for enforcement purposes"
Issa Rae, Low Cut Connie cancel Kennedy Center shows amid Trump takeover
Griffin Eckstein
The president's purge at the historic D.C. arts and culture organization is scaring away A-listers
“Cobra Kai” may never die, but at long last, the show is over and bows out a champion
Melanie McFarland
"The Karate Kid" spinoff went on for too long, but ends well by recalling what made it great in the first place
Elon Musk is using the whistleblower playbook
Jesselyn Radack
DOGE is giving all civil servants the whistleblower treatment
Is telework really fostering laziness? Here’s why the opposite may be true
Matthew Rozsa
Back-to-office orders are in vogue, but do they really make for more productive, happy workers? Not necessarily
“We risk losing a hold on reality”: Johansson asks lawmakers to limit AI after fake anti-Ye ad
Alex Galbraith
A faux Johansson appeared in a viral clip responding to rapper Ye, alongside several other Jewish celebrities
Richard Blais on “Next Level Chef,” Italian inspiration and the joy of messy eating
Michael La Corte
The “Top Chef” alum talks "Messy Delicious" — and why he sees himself as the "Tony Romo of culinary competitions"
“Let the scams roll”: Elon Musk exploits culture wars to turn MAGA against consumer protections
Amanda Marcotte
How to sell MAGA men a pro-scam agenda? Tell them a woman founded the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
What a potential “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” sequel can learn from the failed “Veronica Mars” revival
Kaitlin Thomas
If the Slayer is destined to return, the franchise should heed the mistakes of another WB resurrection
The perfect egg exists. It just takes 32 minutes
Ashlie D. Stevens
A new Italian study has devised an ideal way to cook an egg. But perfection, as always, is a little ridiculous
Super Bowl LIX was a mere shadow of what the Big Game once was
Coleman Spilde
Kendrick Lamar injected some much-needed life into the night, where unity was stressed amid division outside
The FDA just approved a new painkiller. Is it too good to be true?
Carlyn Zwarenstein
Meet suzetrigine, a non-opioid that promises to avoid addiction risk. But some experts say it can't replace opioids
The slow art of nurturing food (and myself)
Ashlie D. Stevens
Learning to slow down with sourdough, soup and the unexpected lessons of patience
Correspondence school with cartoonist Howard Cruse: How I met my late mother through their letters
Glenny Brock
Reading her letters was the only way I could know her now. But opening the mail took me more than 30 years
“The best is yet to come”: Trump appoints himself head of Kennedy Center
Alex Galbraith
Trump said he'd ousted several board members, citing a drag performance the Washington, D.C. venue hosted last year
How tailgating — and tailgating cuisine — got its start
Joy Saha
The pre-game tradition has been a staple in American football culture for years
Page: 53