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Drake, it’s time to give up the soft boy gimmick: Why the rapper’s lover boy persona is a sham
Nardos Haile
The Canadian rapper released his new album and people are souring on the artist's lyrics toward women
What Mamita leaves behind: Unlearned language and fraught ethnic identity as a white, “no sabo kid”
Gabriella Ferrigine
Navigating a grey area between racial privilege and ethnic distance
Gwyneth Paltrow says uses her “Shakespeare in Love” Oscar as a doorstop
Nardos Haile
The Goop founder and pop culture icon won her first Oscar at 26 but has said it "freaks me out"
Spicy food might burn in the moment, but it likely won’t harm your health in the long term
Paul D. Terry
"Scientists still don’t entirely know why so many people enjoy spicy foods while others do not . . ."
How “Totally Killer” flips the final girl horror script: “She’s actually the one that’s hunting him”
Melanie McFarland
Director Nahnatchka Khan discusses balancing horror references with comedic John Hughes nods in this genre mash-up
Moms for Liberty meets its match: Parents in this swing suburban district are fighting back
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans hope to use education wars to turn purple suburbia red. In one Pennsylvania district, that backfired
“Project 2025 shows us that the old Right has left the building”: GOP’s surrender to Trump complete
Chauncey DeVega
Power expert explains how MAGA is "consciously manipulated" by "a fear and loathing of liberals"
Have children, save the world? The right’s push for the right kind of babies
Alan Elrod
Pro-natalist politics meet nativist illiberalism on the right
Here’s how a fashion brand for “Old Jewish Men” celebrates modern deli culture
Joy Saha
The social-media-account-turned-fashion brand celebrates the popular food-fashion trend "delicore"
Why are exorcisms on the rise?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Even in 2023, many of us are still fascinated with demons, possession and exorcism. Experts explain why
Christian Girl Autumn was once a joke and has now become a seasonal inspiration of coziness
Joy Saha
For many, fall is more than just another season. It’s an entire personality
“Real-world harm”: Schools targeted by Libs of TikTok evacuated after reported bomb threats
Areeba Shah
Schools report threats after being named by right-wing social media account that pushes "groomer" propaganda
Why do some celebrities pretend to have struggling, working-class backgrounds?
Nardos Haile
Victoria Beckham joins the growing ranks of folks who want to claim a harder life than they've actually had
“Menace II Society” to “The Continental”: Albert Hughes on “two responsible ways” to film violence
D. Watkins
The director talks being a twin wired for teamwork and shifting from realism to John Wick's world
The 8 biggest David Beckham revelations from’s Netflix docuseries “Beckham”
Joy Saha
The four-part series spotlights the world-famous athlete's professional football career and life with his Posh wife
“Dicks: The Musical” puts two narcissist bros under a joyous, filthy spotlight
Steve Greene
Megan Mullally, Nathan Lane, Megan Thee Stallion and Bowen Yang add to the fun of this unapologetically messy debut
How Ice Spice became music’s new It Girl seemingly overnight
Nardos Haile
The Bronx rapper has taken the industry by storm from viral songs with Taylor Swift, Nicki Minaj and Pinkpanthress
NFL defends embracing the Taylor Swift “pop cultural moment” despite haters
Nardos Haile
A temporary Twitter bio change to "NFL (Taylor's Version)" sent football fans on a rampage
“Mean Girls” 2004 cast: Checking in on the Plastics nearly 20 years later
Nardos Haile
Since its release in 2004, the highly quotable comedy continues to make "fetch" happen
Eating disorder recovery is treated with sensitivity and nuance in Netflix comedy-drama
Su Holmes
"Everything Now is an original, heartwarming and insightful story . . ."
“A clarion call to arms”: Experts on why MAGA remains impervious to anti-Trump Republicans’ message
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump's lies are perceived to be verbal weapons in the war"
Hey, progressives: Don’t follow RFK Jr. down the rabbit hole — he’s just not that into you
Jeff Cohen, Norman Solomon
What does Robert F. Kennedy Jr. really stand for? If he runs as a third-party spoiler, the answer is clear
How climate change is fueling alcohol-related hospitalizations
Zoya Teirstein
A new study in New York found that hospital visits from alcohol-related disorders spike along with temperatures
While the Food Network is in flux, Magnolia shows there’s still a hunger for stand-and-stir TV
Joy Saha
Chip and Joanna Gaines' lifestyle network is feeding viewers the comfort cooking shows they've been craving
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