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“I’ve done my time”: Annette O’Toole talks “Virgin River” and leaving Superman behind for good
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor discusses Hope's "Virgin River" journey and writing "A Mighty Wind" songs with her real-life husband
Biden aides’ “hand holding” shielded the president from critiques: report
Griffin Eckstein
A Wall Street Journal report alleges aides systemically worked around an aging and ailing Biden
7 of the most fearless comedy specials you might have missed this year
Melanie McFarland
In a year that was rich with comedy, here are ones that escaped the Golden Globes' notice
Taco Bell will add chicken nuggets to its menu for a limited time only
Joy Saha
The Crispy Chicken Nuggets will be available at restaurants nationwide starting Dec. 19
Memory problems? Here’s why poor sleep may be the cause — and how to fix it
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists had a rare opportunity to study living brain tissue — and cracked a giant mystery about sleep health
“Top Chef” alum Shota Nakajima wants you to swap your salt for soy sauce
Michael La Corte
Regular salt is fine. But in some cases, the umami-rich sauce may be better
On “Shrinking” Brett Goldstein models a version of what forgiveness can look like, and it’s not easy
Melanie McFarland
Goldstein's Louis offers a heartfelt vision of what's possible when we offer mercy to someone who's wronged us
“He wasn’t trying to be a hero”: Remembering Chef Mahmoud Almadhoun of Gaza Soup Kitchen
Joy Saha
Almadhoun was killed Nov. 30 in a targeted drone attack. He was the co-founder of the Gaza Soup Kitchen
“I’ve always been a gambler”: Jeff Daniels on his career and inventing his unique musical memoir
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Emmy winner also talks fears about Trump, playing Reagan and the famous role his agents were initially against
9 of the year’s best films feature powerful, unapologetic women who speak up and stand out
Coleman Spilde
No sex cults or bloodthirsty inner saboteurs could stop the women in 2024's most memorable movies
Is fasting the “natural” state of human metabolism? Or just another diet fad?
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Fasting is rooted in our evolutionary history, but is it safe? Here's what experts say it really does to the body
“I don’t remember 20 days”: Jamie Foxx opens up about near-fatal brain bleed and stroke
Nardos Haile
“It is a mystery. We still don’t know exactly what happened to me"
“The more curious the eater”: Meet the museum leader who believes food can open up the world
Michael La Corte
"I think food has always been a way of communicating," says Parvizi
The “Deadpool & Wolverine” Golden Globe nomination category says a lot about the state of movies now
Melanie McFarland
Top award races nod at originality, but the Globes' newest category shows we're still hooked on reboots and sequels
How the mid “Skeleton Crew” makes us nostalgic for the wretched “Star Wars” holiday specials of yore
Melanie McFarland
Maybe the real gift of the bad Wookiee and Ewok specials were the memories we made along the way
Tilda Swinton brings stunning heart to “The End,” an apocalyptic movie musical for our time
Coleman Spilde
Oscar nominee Joshua Oppenheimer's latest film isn't as stressful as it sounds, but it'll break your heart anyway
“Gladiator II” and the missed opportunity of history far more riveting than Ridley Scott’s fiction
Nicholas Liu
Real-life rebellions aren't overnight awakenings, and the actual Caracalla wasn't a sickly fop with a monkey
Want to fight Trump? Then act now to strengthen democracy
Paul Rosenberg
Americans don't actually want Trump's hateful policies. If we had a real democratic process, that would matter
Breaking down to not break down: This therapy technique splits the self. But does it actually help?
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Internal Family Systems therapy is gaining popularity faster than research demonstrating its efficacy
Joe Biden’s Hunter lesson: The political high road is a mirage
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump has gone to war against the America we have known. Democrats must be prepared to use any weapon to fight back
Managing finances for the Sandwich Generation
Kim Porter
Adults who support their children and their aging parents are often financially burnt out
Experts expect “heads on spikes to make an example” as soon as Trump takes office
Russell Payne
“Only a fool would try to dismiss large numbers of federal employees" as Trump allies have suggested, expert warns
I’m a dad in my 40s. This Black Friday, I’m finally giving up buying action figures for myself
Jay Deitcher
The holiday season is a spectacular time to find deals on comics-related merchandise. But I'm not into it now
“Full-blown panic”: MAGA meltdown over Trump’s “anti-conservative RINO” labor secretary pick
Charles R. Davis
Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer is the daughter of a Teamsters member who has voted to advance pro-union legislation
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