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The “Red Right Hand” of “Ted Lasso”: How the song with a murder narrative fits Roy Kent
Alison Stine
Why use the Nick Cave song? It’s funny but it also sets up Roy as the "Peaky Blinders" crime boss of soccer
“It was a life changer for me”: Andrew McCarthy on his Brat Pack origins and a recent 500-mile walk
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Who wants to be called a brat? Who wants to be stuck in a pack?" the actor asks Salon
Mom, interrupted: Heather Armstrong’s journey from mommy blogger to cautionary tale
Sara K. Eskridge
Her followers at first adored and then later vilified her. With her death, our empathy has returned
The online baby sleep boom
Nicole Karlis
A growing, unregulated industry awaits anxious moms desperate for help getting their babies to go the f*** to sleep
Wins, losses and regrets: It’s all part of the game at this “Succession” tailgate party
Melanie McFarland
From Sex-mas to a loveless air clearing, plenty of dirt was left on the floor at the Roy's latest company mixer
“We’re all weirdos”: A new documentary explores how Americans got so anxious
Matthew Rozsa
"Anxious Nation" chronicles anxiety among American youth — and everyone else
Of course Steve Bannon and Alex Jones love RFK Jr. — he’s a great weapon for their war on reality
Amanda Marcotte
Fascists know their path to victory goes through turning more Americans into QAnon-style conspiracy nuts
On “Succession,” why bother simply surviving when you can fake what it means to be living … plus?
Melanie McFarland
On Investor Day, Rome, Ken and Shiv decide to live a little, mainly by firing friends and cooking numbers
What the popularity of “momfluencers” says about our isolated society
Nicole Karlis
Social media's "momfluencers" thrive on the alienation innate to motherhood in the U.S., Sara Petersen says
The woeful history of ADHD, the condition that once got you branded as “defective”
Matthew Rozsa
Having ADHD once got you branded as being "immoral" or "defective." Even today, that stigma is hard to overwrite
From “Rye Lane” to “Love Is Blind,” much-needed safe spaces for Black male vulnerability are on TV
Hafeezat Bishi
When Black men are raised on hypermasculinity, we need counter narratives to show it's OK to hold space for emotion
The heavy mask of perfection in “Beef” speaks to many women’s fear of revealing their true self
Yvonne Liu
Like Ali Wong’s character Amy, I couldn’t be real with family members, especially immigrant parents
“Beef” controversy explained: Costar David Choe’s past claims of “rapey” behavior resurface
Joy Saha
In 2014, the actor and artist bragged about a disturbing sexual encounter on his podcast
We’re misunderstanding how child abuse happens — and that has deadly consequences for kids
Teresa Huizar
The popular conception of a parent suddenly "snapping" is inaccurate. Here's what the data shows
Netflix’s “Kill Boksoon” slays with a sharp, stylish take on an assassin balancing work & parenting
Quinci LeGardye
John Wick who? Add this hired killer with a 100% success rate and badass bravado to your hit list
As Americans drift apart on guns, parents worry whether a playmate’s parents have firearms at home
Nicole Karlis
Firearms are the leading cause of death for American kids. Many occur because of adults' unsecured guns
My mother taught me to fear travel. My dog helped me find my courage
Tracy Strauss
When I became the guardian of a frightened, dependent being, I vowed to parent differently than I'd been parented
“What color are you talking about?”: Why Jo Koy stopped caring about appealing to Middle America
D. Watkins
On "Salon Talks" the comic discussed the "grind" of stand-up, Filipinos on TV and "cool" romantic break ups
It’s time to rethink the narrative behind “mommy brain,” scientists say
Nicole Karlis
The term suggests women became less capable mentally postpartum — but science says otherwise
Daylight Saving Time is proof we hate parents
Alison Stine
It's not just the sudden change in schedule that upsets kids. They know something we don't
Plastic particles could cross over from mother to unborn fetus, experts say
Nicole Karlis
A study of pregnant rats found nanoplastics in their fetus' livers, brains and kidneys
An alarming study suggests prenatal alcohol exposure changes the shape of your baby’s face
Nicole Karlis
But one OBGYN cautions jumping to an extreme conclusion. Here's why
How to read a dog like a book
Matthew Rozsa
Dogs are always giving us small signs as to what's going on in their heads. Experts explain how to read them
The case to let children vote: Why law professor Adam Benforado calls for a “minor revolution”
Gail Cornwall
"We need to notice the suffering of children, and rethink our approach to every field," Benforado said
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