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Mike Johnson’s MAGA honeymoon: How long can the new House speaker hold the GOP intact?
Heather Digby Parton
"Maga Mike" is going to have to hope that his party is in cooperation mode because he has no leadership experience
Twenty years after “Kill Bill” came out, The Bride’s bloody rampage cuts differently
Melanie McFarland
Knowing what Uma Thurman endured to bring The Bride to life makes it tougher to call it an empowerment fable
Never mess up a pot of rice again
Michael La Corte
"From Asia to Africa to Latin America, rice has been a symbol of sustenance, community and celebration"
Why do celebrities like Justin Timberlake exploit Blackness to get ahead?
Nardos Haile
Stars like Timberlake, Awkwafina, Gwen Stefani and Miley Cryus have all been accused of exploiting Black culture
“We’ve got a Marvel movie here”: Stephen Gyllenhaal reframes the not-for-profit battle for justice
Andrew O'Hehir
The "Uncharitable" filmmaker discusses the bias against the charitable sector and jokes about his "poor sad kids"
On being a man: Andrew Tate and Donald Trump are the worst possible examples
Nathaniel Manderson
We're in a bad place if millions of men think these two whiny babies are actually masculine role models
The Jonathan Majors case: the latest celebrity trial variant where women lose
Melanie McFarland
If you thought the Megan Thee Stallion and Depp v. Heard cases yielded toxic online discourse, just wait
Israel falls into the “Vietnam trap”: Increasingly brutal tactics will only lead to disaster
Moshe Alamaro
Israel's military once won dramatic victories with agile commando tactics. But since 1973, it has all gone wrong
Some experts warn against contacting aliens. Are the fears of an extraterrestrial invasion valid?
Matthew Rozsa
Hollywood action films aside, is there genuine risk to broadcasting our existence beyond the stars?
Taylor Swift dispels “Gaylor” rumors to the dismay of many fans who feel queerbaited
Gabriella Ferrigine, Joy Saha
The singer seemingly shut down popular theories on her sexuality in a leaked prologue for "1989 (Taylor's Version)"
Girl, you know it’s not true: 8 major revelations from the “Milli Vanilli” documentary
Joy Saha
The duo's sudden rise and unfortunate downfall are explored through intimate interviews and old footage
Why Meghan McCain continues to flail
Melanie McFarland
Leaving "The View" has left McCain out of the conversation. Platforming an idiotic con man won't bring her back in
More mass shootings like the one in Maine? Supreme Court will soon consider unleashing the violence
Amanda Marcotte
A case made to appeal to Clarence Thomas and Sam Alito may end mental health and domestic violence gun restrictions
Gen Z doesn’t want explicit shows. So who are all these sexy teen dramas for then?
Nardos Haile
Shows like "The Idol" and "Euphoria" show us sexy young adult media is rampant... but is Gen Z really watching?
“The Persian Version” director on creating a film that is “playful in terms of sexuality”
Gary M. Kramer
Maryam Keshavarz tells Salon how she created a comedy that mixes generational trauma, gender questions and more
Maine mass shooter opened fire at children’s bowling league and cornhole night: reports
Igor Derysh
Maine cities are on lockdown after double mass shooting kills at least 16 and wounds dozens of others
Biden slams “extreme MAGA takeover” after House Republicans finally settle on a new speaker
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Johnson's win marks the first time the GOP has unanimously elected a speaker since elevating John Boehner in 2011
Why Reggie Watts learned to be funny
D. Watkins
The comedian and musician reflects on his memoir, finding community as a Black German kid in Montana and
Do we live in a computer simulation like in The Matrix? My proposed new law of physics suggests so
Melvin M. Vopson
Some scientists suggest that if our reality is a simulation there may be glitches within the fabric of the universe
5 common nightmares and what they could mean for your mental health, according to a dream expert
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Being chased, falling and climate disasters: A dream researcher unpacks common nightmares
“Black AF History” author on whitewashing the past: “They have tried every way possible to erase us”
D. Watkins
"When people know, they can never forget," author Michael Harriot says about reclaiming true American history
“Plutocrats and populists”: The GOP’s “contradictory principles” make a perfect recipe for fascism
Chauncey DeVega
Professor Gavriel D. Rosenfeld on the toxic stew of tax cuts to rich people while placating racist scapegoating
Does chicken soup really help when you’re sick? A nutrition specialist explains
Colby Teeman
Why is chicken soup so cherished on sick days? "It's important to consider the soup's ingredients"
More than the law: Why Trump’s trials trigger him so much
Chauncey DeVega
A trio of Black women have been the target of some of Trump's fiercest attacks
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