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If Trump falls, will MAGA vanish? It won’t be that easy
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's hold over his followers is unshakable. If he is finally removed from the scene, they'll need a new Trump
“We call that kind of love a cult”: Experts on the latest disturbing poll of Trump supporters
Chauncey DeVega
New poll reveals that members of the MAGA cult trust Trump most: He "provides the kind of love they crave"
Rating the MAGA mug shots: Donald Trump and his posse pose as supervillains
Amanda Marcotte
Playing an evil badass is a crucial MAGA fundraising skill. Turns out it's tougher when you're actually in jail
Biographer warns Trump will turn criminal trial into a circus: “He is imagining himself as Superman”
Chauncey DeVega
"If there is anyone who can perform at a circus it is Donald Trump," Michael D'Antonio told Salon
Donald Trump has lost control of his own image
Chauncey DeVega
With the Jan. 6 indictment, Trump has lost control of his own narrative
China’s Great Leap Backward: So much for the next dominant superpower
Joe Tauke
The Chinese century is over. Facing upside-down demographic and economic trends, China is heading off the cliff
“Die Hard” changed action movies in Hollywood – then it became part of the franchise problem
Melanie McFarland
Thirty-five years ago, Bruce Willis' action debut was a huge swing that paid off in ways today's box office isn't
Here’s why “The Witcher” recasting could work
Melanie McFarland
We'll miss Henry Cavill's Geralt, but there's no reason to write off Liam Hemsworth before he starts
“The Flash” is a missed opportunity, continuing the disappointing history of Jewish superheroes
Guy Bigel
Ezra Miller aside, the film lacked the vision to set itself culturally apart from the usual multiverse shenanigans
Bill Hader gives “Barry” his made-for-TV movie hero wish
Melanie McFarland
At the end of a season directed by the star, "Barry" highlights a cinematic reality that TV fiction can't match
Bronze Age Europeans were getting high on all kinds of drugs, hair analysis study finds
Troy Farah
Drug testing the hair of Bronze Age cadavers reveals they regularly used drugs like ephedrine and scopolamine
McCarthyism, then and now: The (true) one-party state in America
Tom Engelhardt
It could get much worse (and more dangerous) in Washington in the months to come
How Panera’s twice sold-out BAGuette purse became the accessory of the season
Joy Saha
The bread-shaped bag is the perfect accessory for fashionistas and foodies alike
Why do I say we should defund the police? My lived experience
D. Watkins
The Black inner-city male experience teaches you to never call the cops unless you need to make an insurance claim
How Trump and Elon build their cults: Exploiting right-wing insecurity
Amanda Marcotte
Yep, Trump's latest "MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT" is massive cringe — but that only makes his fans cling to him harder
Is the new DC Studios regime the apocalypse that “Doom Patrol” can’t survive?
Melanie McFarland
Despite "Wonder Woman 3" getting canned, James Gunn's plans for the DCEU may bode well for this wacky underdog show
If “A Christmas … Present” shows what Candace Cameron Bure means by tradition, she can keep it
Melanie McFarland
Her first new GAF holiday movie may be as corny as her Hallmark fare, but it has 500% more scripture references!
Will your favorite HBO Max shows and movies survive Warner Bros. Discovery’s new world order?
Melanie McFarland
The unexpected vaulting of "Batgirl" was not even where the bloodletting started. We can only guess how it ends
“Dead End: Paranormal Park” explores theme parks as queer getaways
Mik Deitz
How I learned to stop worrying and love roller coasters ... just like Barney in Netflix's horror comedy series
Enter “Sandman,” right on time for us to relate to his plight
Melanie McFarland
Maybe Neil Gaiman's masterpiece was always meant to be a TV series about survival and hope in the age of deceit
Trump counts himself amongst “Americans who kneel to God and no one else”
Kelly McClure
During Friday's "Save America" rally, Trump backed Arizona Gov. candidate Kari Lake, who called him "Superman"
George R.R. Martin on the importance of death in storytelling
Dan Selcke
Well, the "A Song of Ice and Fire" certainly abided by this lesson
In the new season of “The Boys,” everyone’s selling out, and society gets stuck with the check
Melanie McFarland
There's a reason why this season may make viewers feel more squeamish than usual
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