Showing results for: culture (page 85)
“Avatar: The Last Airbender’s” conflicted history of racial evolution doesn’t end here
Kelly Pau
Netflix's adaptation of the show is cast more authentically, but the storytelling undermines the original's intent
Our thirst for pineapple may be causing mutations in Costa Rica’s sloths
Levi Stallings
Genetic abnormalities in sloths are on the rise in parts of Costa Rica. The pineapple industry may be to blame
“Better than Jesus”: How far will the cult of Trump go?
Chauncey DeVega
MAGA has "been persuaded," Katherine Stewart tells Salon, "that Trump is the savior who will face down the demons"
First federal hate crime trial over gender identity shows glaring failure to protect LGBTQ+ victims
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Man convicted of killing Black transgender woman in the nation's first gender identity-based hate crime trial
Bias hiding in plain sight: Decades of analyses suggest US media skews anti-Palestinian
Natalie Khazaal
Anti-Palestinian bias in the U.S. and other countries’ media is often subtle, albeit in plain view
Oprah Winfrey will leave WeightWatchers board after nearly 10 years
Joy Saha
Winfrey will not stand for re-election at the company's annual shareholders meeting in May
There was another Oct. 7, 22 years ago — the one America has forgotten
Andrea Mazzarino
When we protest civilian deaths in Gaza, we should also remember the dreadful legacy of America's "war on terror"
The 6 biggest moments from TMZ’s deep-dive into Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s buzzy relationship
Joy Saha
The series finale of "TMZ Investigates" takes a closer look at why Swift-Kelce is destined to be end game
How “Avatar: The Last Airbender” helps us contextualize the choice between Biden and Trump
Melanie McFarland
Will the victor be the aging leader who can preserve only part of the Earth, or the one who is eager to burn it?
In the age of dragon fantasies, FX’s “Shōgun” defines what it means to be an event series
Melanie McFarland
By focusing its narrative on the Japanese perspective, this epic FX series reimagines a work of historical fiction
Comedian Shane Gillis’ “Saturday Night Live” journey from firing to hosting, explained
Nardos Haile
In the comedian's first time hosting SNL, he said “Please, don’t Google that,” about his 2019 firing
“A doomsday scenario”: Former DOJ prosecutor warns Trump could profit from classified docs trial
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump is going to be running a fire sale" for top-secret documents, Ken McCallion tells Salon
Stock up on toothpicks: These soy-glazed meatballs might be the ideal party food
Michael La Corte
This rich, sticky sauce just might become your new favorite go-to
“We need that kind of hero”: “Shogun” star Hiroyuki Sanada on playing a leader who wants peace
Nancy Wang Yuen
The veteran actor on his history of playing samurai and retelling "Shogun" with an authentic Japanese perspective
Black women are vital to science and health journalism
Rae Hodge
Trust in science — and science news — is broken. Rebuilding it begins at the foundation
Expert: How you can tell propaganda from journalism − let’s look at Tucker Carlson’s visit to Russia
Michael J. Socolow
Carlson traveled to a foreign dictatorship and produced propaganda in the guise of journalism, professor says
Real sneakerheads get why Donald Trump’s gold shoes are a failure . . . and ugly, too
D. Watkins
Before Trump tries to tank America as president again, he's attempting to tank sneaker culture
Chef Anne Burrell’s 7 best plant-based, vegan and vegetarian recipes
Michael La Corte
Serve these stellar dishes as is or tweak as you see fit, either by adding a protein or removing a dairy component
CPAC can’t quench MAGA’s thirst
Heather Digby Parton
They don't want frat house humor and obscure Latin American leaders. They want blood
Alito’s cries of religious persecution are a chilling preview of Supreme Court in another Trump term
Austin Sarat
A scary look at Justice Samuel Alito’s extreme version of religious freedom
Trump expands Republicans’ big tent of Christian nationalism
Chauncey DeVega
Religion expert Paul Djupe explains Trump's unification of the right is an existential threat to American democracy
“A man will say he’s a feminist but he doesn’t wipe the counters”: Lyz Lenz on the beauty of divorce
Amanda Marcotte
In "This American Ex-Wife," Lenz celebrates the freedom — and free time — women get from ditching their husbands
Dapping: The overlooked Black celebration that has a long, life-saving history
Rann Miller
Tracing the history of the dap, from Africa to Americana
“The Book of Clarence,” Romans and the civically engineered death
Asha French
"Give me a gospel where the Romans die!" I said, full of resentment for men long gone
Page: 85