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9 of the best movies about American immigrants
Gary M. Kramer
From "Everything Everywhere All at Once" to "Scarface," these films show the lives of seekers of the American Dream
Is it ethical to eat octopuses? An acclaimed octopus expert and marine biologist weighs in
Matthew Rozsa
Marine biologist Dr. David Scheel spoke about his new book, "Many Things Under A Rock"
“Every second counts”: How Jaenicke’s taught me that home is only a hot dog stand away
Kelly McClure
The magic ingredient of food is so often sentimentality, which is why "The Bear" hits so hard
“Connected through inyeon”: Teo Yoo reflects on the fate that guided his career and to “Past Lives”
Hanh Nguyen
The actor on embodying a traditional Korean man, overhauling how he approaches work and details of his next project
“What is American music?”: Ryan Coogler leads a fresh exploration of the national anthem
D. Watkins
The "Black Panther" director and composer Kris Bowers ponder what a national anthem written today would sound like
What liberal bias? My media research suggests it’s another right-wing myth
Anthony DiMaggio
Republicans complain endlessly about the media's supposed bias. Yes, that exists — but primarily on their side
“The Bear” hides crusts of meaning and trauma in an episode about the Feast of the Seven Fishes
Melanie McFarland
In a flashback that informs its hero's drive and darkness, the show puts celebrity cameos to meaningful use
Intermittent fasting could help protect the brain from age-related diseases like Alzheimer’s
Claudia Ntsapi
"Intermittent fasting has been shown to have various health benefits [including] the promotion of brain health"
Do octopuses dream of electric eels? Brainwave studies find octopus and human neural similarities
Rae Hodge
Researchers glimpsed REM-like reverie in one of the ocean's most brilliant creatures and saw human-like patterns
Turner Classic Movies holds our cinematic past. Does it have a future under Warner Bros. Discovery?
Melanie McFarland
Last week's reports of TCM's death may have been exaggerated but movie buffs, classic and otherwise, should worry
“And Just Like That,” Charlotte takes her final form: white woman demanding to speak to the manager
Melanie McFarland
Charlotte's histrionics over a dress that no longer fits is entirely in character and three years out of fashion
Love and loss in “Asteroid City”: Wes Anderson’s intoxicating alien-invasion meta-movie
Andrew O'Hehir
Love and loss in "Asteroid City": Wes Anderson's intoxicating alien-invasion meta-movie
“It’s not about the terrorists”: “Revoir Paris” captures fragmented memories after mass shooting
Gary M. Kramer
Director Alice Winocour's brother was in the 2015 Paris attacks, and this film tries to show how survivors cope
Who cares about Ben and Paxton? Devi’s best “Never Have I Ever” relationship is with her therapist
Xandra Harbet
The series never was really about hooking up or boyfriends, which is why the best person has always been Team Devi
How the trauma of the Vietnam War led to the age of “alternative facts”
Arnold R. Isaacs
Fifty years later, we still can't agree on what went wrong in Vietnam. Now we can't agree on anything at all
Pinball is of the body: Why modern tech can’t recreate the world under glass
Rae Hodge
In Big Tech's wasteland of planned obsolescence, praise for the defiant joy of flippers and steel
In trying to create snapshots of time my daughter, I recall the memories my father has forgotten
D. Watkins
The most powerful thing a father can leave his child is a collection of good times, memories and transferable love
Don’t let your guard down: MAGA is still plotting
Chauncey DeVega
Right-wing foot soldiers fall back as the generals in the GOP ramp up eliminationist rhetoric
Neither a solid nor a liquid, glass is a complicated material still surprising scientists
John Mauro, Katelyn Kirchner
Humans have been using glass for more than 4,000 years, but we're still innovating with this remarkable material
On Trump’s federal indictment: A historic low brings hope
Chauncey DeVega
It's OK to embrace that bit of hope you're suddenly feeling
“Dumpling Daughter” reveals how “the best dumplings take patience, time and experience”
Michael La Corte
"Sharing dumplings and flavors from my family with as many people as I can is my goal every day"
Welcome to the “End Times”: Peter Turchin saw this coming — and says we can still prevent collapse
Paul Rosenberg
Peter Turchin predicted major instability in the 2020s. Unless we address inequality, he says, it will get worse
Pigeons seem to dream of flying: A new study unlocks tantalizing secrets about the minds of birds
Matthew Rozsa
Scientists discover birds, like humans, experience REM sleep, the stage of sleep associated with vivid dreams
After Chris Licht, people are wondering where CNN goes from here. Here’s a wild suggestion
Melanie McFarland
Winning back the right can't be done. Neither will persuading them that CNN isn't a villain. Time to move forward
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