Showing results for: memory (page 15)
Trump takes advantage of our collective COVID amnesia
Heather Digby Parton
The pandemic has gone so far down the memory hole that it's like it never happened
You don’t want to throw a measles party
Carlyn Zwarenstein
As the anti-vaccine movement brings measles surging back, we must also recall why we need a vaccine for it
Democrats stage a shameful retreat on trans rights: Do they think that will stop Trump?
David Masciotra
Many Democrats are ready to throw the trans community overboard. It's immoral, delusional and politically stupid
Why America owes Ukraine a thank-you card — not the other way around
Dzmitry Halko
JD Vance and his boss are throwing away this century's greatest US accomplishment — and they don't even know it
King Charles collaborates with Apple Music for radio show, revealing his love of reggae and pop
Kelly McClure
"The King’s Music Room," recorded at Buckingham, includes anecdotes from Charles about his encounters with artists
Meghan Markle doesn’t elevate how-to TV, giving the haters more to hate
Melanie McFarland
The Duchess of Sussex launches her lifestyle brand with a pretty show that looks like every other lifestyle brand
Sutton Stracke’s poignant reconciliation with her mother was “Real Housewives” at its very best
Coleman Spilde
Three friends went to Georgia and stepped into a dynamic right out of a humid, hilarious stage play
In “Harriet the Spy,” Michelle Trachtenberg was the sleuth who understood how hard it is to be a kid
Coleman Spilde
Trachtenberg's career was filled with iconic characters, but none were as important as Harriet M. Welsch
Oval Office dustup shows the power of Trump’s hyper-public presidency
Austin Sarat
The confrontation between Trump, Vance, and Volodymy Zelenskyy hurts Ukraine and helps the American president
“Top Chef” Joe Flamm wants you to taste the Adriatic: Where Italian and Croatian flavors meet
Michael La Corte
From "Top Chef" to Chicago’s kitchens, Flamm is mixing bold Italian and Croatian flavors with a dash of nostalgia
“At least nobody sued”: Bruce Vilanch on the hilarity and chaos of writing for the Academy Awards
Bruce Vilanch
In this exclusive, Vilanch details the Titanic-level tank of the infamous 1989 ceremony produced by Allan Carr
Rick Steves, mild-mannered travel expert, wants to radicalize you
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The guy who got "filthy rich" off helping American tourists travel without fear still refuses to sell out
Saving democracy takes practice: Practical skills you need to survive Trump’s second term
Chauncey DeVega
Resistance is resilience: How Americans can personally guard against the devastating impacts of Trumpism
DeepSeek’s breakthrough casts shadow on US tech supremacy
Daria Solovieva
The worries about the AI race with China are bigger than one company or sector
8 underrated performances that prove Adrien Brody’s Oscar-worthy talent
Gary M. Kramer
Poised for a second Oscar with "The Brutalist," Brody has built a career showcasing his versatility across genres
Trump’s Ukraine peace “plan”: A massive betrayal of America’s friends — like me
Dzmitry Halko
I've fled from two countries to escape Russian aggression. Trust me: The price of Trump's "peace" is far too high
Navigating chaos: The science of uncertainty and how to build resilience in a constant state of flux
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Experts explain how to transform a fear of the unknown into a sense of possibility
From Gullah Geechee to global cuisine: Alexander Smalls explores African culinary heritage
Michael La Corte
"I want people to have African parties and bring dishes"
“The Monkey” wants to remind you that death is coming for us all, as if we didn’t already know that
Coleman Spilde
Osgood Perkins' follow-up to "Longlegs" pivots toward comedy, but there's no fun to be had with this novelty toy
Flaco the owl’s troubled freedom: A meditation on zoos, stories and empathy
David Gessner
It’s more than just a bird's tale; it's a rich commentary on our urban ecosystems and the will to survive
“SNL” is a haven for straight white guys, yet its NYC roots make it queerer than its peers
Cara Michelle Smith
While "SNL" often reflects white male dominance, its downtown NYC roots and cast’s queer proximity set it apart
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
In the brain, smell and sight are closer friends than we thought
Carlyn Zwarenstein
New research explores the many ways our sensory experiences overlaps, teaching us new ways the brain perceives
Page: 15