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Forget “The Rise of Skywalker” — the only “Star Wars” sequel you need is this episode of “Community”
Amanda Marcotte
"For a Few Paintballs More" has what the latest "Star Wars" sequel lacks: Spirit, fun, and truly suspenseful action
How I found Christmas again in Grandma Ruth’s peanut butter balls
Miranda Rake
One writer reflects on her most essential holiday ritual.
Best of 2019: The last time I danced
Rachel Leah
Dance consumed my life for 25 years. But over a year ago, I performed for the last time
Things may look bleak at decade’s end — but the world can shift rapidly
Amanda Marcotte
Looking at the last three decades offers an encouraging lesson in how swiftly the tides of history can turn
Remembering America’s first (and longest) forgotten war on tribal islamists
Danny Sjursen
It was “progress” all the way then, too
The wildest, most poignant, or unforgettable movie scenes of 2019
Gary M. Kramer
From a "Parasite" flood to J.Lo's dazzling entrance, these are indelible images & key moments from 15 notable films
How being “tough on crime” became a political liability
Jody D. Armour
Kamala Harris’ campaign fizzled as her past as a prosecutor haunted her candidacy.
“Cats” is a mesmerizing laser pointer for your brain
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Before answering if a movie musical of “Cats” is any good, I ask another question: Is “Cats” supposed to be good?
Why do adults act like sullen teens when they’re home for the holidays?
Emily Rems
Self-help guru Kara Loewentheil weighs in on why the holidays sometimes bring out the worst in us
The “Survivor” finale proves we’re still falling victim to workplace harassment
Melanie McFarland
Whether on a reality show or a "fun run," cameras have caught inappropriate touching, but women still aren't backed
Donald Trump is being impeached — and then Democrats can finish him off
Bob Cesca
He'll carry the word "impeachment" forever. And while nothing is guaranteed, he's headed for defeat in November
“Work in Progress” tackles queer identity comedy nearly 30 years after “It’s Pat”
Melanie McFarland
In this year of They, we chat with Abby McEnany, Lilly Wachowski and Tim Mason, creators of the new Showtime series
Big Bird was my pen pal: Here’s what I learned from Caroll Spinney
CJ Casciotta
I was a bookish middle schooler visiting the set of "Sesame Street." I didn't expect to befriend one of its stars
Cybersecurity risks cast shadow on Nevada’s 2020 Democratic presidential caucuses
Steven Rosenfeld
The state party isn’t using online ballots, but other parts of its voting system are online.
Polanski claims Weinstein used “child rapist” claims against him in a dirty Oscar campaign
Matthew Rozsa
The director says that Weinstein feared "The Pianist" would sweep the 2003 Academy Awards and took action
A divine interlude in the tunnel of love: “Watchmen” and the intersection of comic books and faith
Melanie McFarland
Two episodes of the HBO drama questions the nature of pop culture's religion before embracing the power of faith
What civil liberties? Kentucky’s medieval abortion law amounts to state-sanctioned rape
Bob Cesca
Abortion horror show gets worse: Supreme Court lets stand bizarre Kentucky law, and choice is on the critical list
Iron chef Michael Symon had to change his mindset about food in order to heal himself
Joseph Neese
The James Beard Award winner opens up about his personal journey of using food to ease inflammation and joint pain
The physics (and economics, and politics) of wheelchairs on planes
Michael Schulson
Flying can be stressful, painful, or simply impossible for wheelchair users. Critics say it doesn’t have to be.
What’s wrong with the Republicans?
Rebecca Gordon
Fruits of the twin roots of evil: Slavery and imperial expansion
Complicity with imperialism is holding back the anti-Trump resistance
Azeezah Kanji
The imperial fantasy of endless war for perpetual peace continues to thrive
Right-wingers go full misogynist at impeachment witness Pamela Karlan
Amanda Marcotte
Unleashing the sexism against a witty and intelligent impeachment witness is all Republicans have left
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