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Quentin Tarantino & Roger Avary revisit the video store

At the reopened theater's first movie screening, the pessimism I've carried for four years melted away.

Shellfish farmers, the demeaning sentimentalization of the working class, and the true heart of the Democratic Party.

As the government shutdown enters its third week, roughly 42 million Americans, one in every ten, are two weeks away from having their benefits stopped. Now what?

Just when you thought the Hollywood community had proved that standing together to pressure Disney to restore the canceled Jimmy Kimmel to his late-night platform was a victory for free speech, Americ...

Opening reception Thursday, October 16th from 5 to 8pm. This fall marks the 30th anniversary of the publication of the landmark The Drag Queens of New York: An Illustrated Field Guide (Riverhead)…

Division by zero is known as a 'singularity.' It’s the point where equations break down, values become 'indeterminate,' things stop working normally, and variables shoot toward infinity and suddenly c...

The president’s takeover of Tuesday’s generals gathering isn’t about warrior ethos—it’s about securing military leadership buy-in for troops on American streets

American soybean farmers are worried about where they're going to sell their crops and whether they'll lose money this year because China hasn't bought any for months.

Whose words will live longer in the viral afterlife of the Charlie Kirk memorial?

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If Californians don’t act now, Donald Trump will seize total power for two more years.

American life has turned into a dream sequence from a bad horror movie, that scene where the haunted hero suddenly sits bolt upright in bed, after a torrent of fearful images invades his or her sleep,...

David Bowie’s unfinished musical project, revealed in newly displayed notes at the V&A East, traces his fascination with 18th-century London.

Sorry, Donald, you’re not reading the room.

A rare few, known as hyperthymesics, can recall events from their lives with remarkable precision, linking them to specific dates and vivid sensory details.