Beauty is being lost in modern society due to a priority on usability over aesthetic values.
My petty gripe: the pride movement has come so far, but it's high time for rainbows' end | Cait Kelly
The author critiques the rainbow flag and associated aesthetics in the queer community, expressing a preference for more subdued and monochromatic styles.
BEAUTY TREATMENT
Beauty is being lost in modern society due to a priority on usability over aesthetic values.
My petty gripe: the pride movement has come so far, but it's high time for rainbows' end | Cait Kelly
The author critiques the rainbow flag and associated aesthetics in the queer community, expressing a preference for more subdued and monochromatic styles.
More Math Tutoring, Fewer Sleepovers': Vivek Ramaswamy Scorches American Culture for Valuing the Jock Over the Valedictorian'
Cultural values significantly influence the success of children, with immigrant families often prioritizing excellence over the perceived mediocrity in American parenting.
Christmas Movie Dads Need To Do Better
Christmas movie dads often portray irresponsible behavior but are still viewed as heroes, highlighting a troubling pattern.
There's a need for better representation of fathers in holiday films.
More Math Tutoring, Fewer Sleepovers': Vivek Ramaswamy Scorches American Culture for Valuing the Jock Over the Valedictorian'
Cultural values significantly influence the success of children, with immigrant families often prioritizing excellence over the perceived mediocrity in American parenting.
Christmas Movie Dads Need To Do Better
Christmas movie dads often portray irresponsible behavior but are still viewed as heroes, highlighting a troubling pattern.
There's a need for better representation of fathers in holiday films.
Modern American culture prioritizes instant gratification and short-term outcomes over enduring systems, which fosters chaos and weakens long-term thinking.
Squid Game' Season 2 Ending, Explained: What Happened?
Squid Game's creator highlights the conflict between artistic vision and commercialization.
Despite exhaustion, Dong-hyuk finds entertainment value in season 2.
I Won't Rewatch 'A Christmas Story' Even If You Triple Dog Dare Me
A Christmas Story's nostalgic themes resonate differently with viewers, revealing both cherished memories and critiques of its dated portrayal of gender roles.
Actually, Candy Corn Is Great
Candy corn, rooted in 19th century American culture, is unjustly criticized despite its historical significance and cultural connection.
Can we please, please, please quit redesigning everything?
Frequent redesigns frustrate those who value stability over constant change in branding and design.
I Won't Rewatch 'A Christmas Story' Even If You Triple Dog Dare Me
A Christmas Story's nostalgic themes resonate differently with viewers, revealing both cherished memories and critiques of its dated portrayal of gender roles.
Actually, Candy Corn Is Great
Candy corn, rooted in 19th century American culture, is unjustly criticized despite its historical significance and cultural connection.
Can we please, please, please quit redesigning everything?
Frequent redesigns frustrate those who value stability over constant change in branding and design.
Drama Masks: Two different 'Carols' while the world gets Scrooged - 48 hills
The Bay Area theatre scene paradoxically embraces traditional narratives while often missing their deeper messages, especially during the holiday season.
The Official Christmas Gift Guide for Men Who Are Not OK
Society is experiencing a significant divide between genders, particularly affecting men's well-being.
The American musical landscape is changing, with a decline in original productions in favor of adaptations.
How Marla Mindelle Wrote J.Lo & 'Real Housewives' Into A Musical
Marla Mindelle's new musical humorously critiques old-timey musicals while celebrating their legacy, reflecting a blend of nostalgia and modern pop culture.
After "Wicked," What Do We Want from the Musical?
The American musical landscape is changing, with a decline in original productions in favor of adaptations.
How Marla Mindelle Wrote J.Lo & 'Real Housewives' Into A Musical
Marla Mindelle's new musical humorously critiques old-timey musicals while celebrating their legacy, reflecting a blend of nostalgia and modern pop culture.
Forget the Baftas here are our alternative game of the year awards
The article highlights unique awards for video games, focusing on innovative gameplay mechanics such as the use of beds in Zelda, engaging alternatives like Balatro, and critiques on military glorification in shooters.
'The Whitney Review of New Writing' turns Performance Space into a speculative archive
The performance 'LIBRARY' explores the literary dimensions of chaos and community through a curated series of acts that challenge structured language.
Philosophers on Dance
Philosophers sometimes explore unconventional themes like buildings and food, showcasing their diverse intellectual pursuits.
How I learned to cope with mom rage - and accept my new identity as a parent
Motherhood often disconnects women from their identities, as societal norms pressurize them to conform to reductive stereotypes.
Sorry, archbishop, you need to do a bit more work on your ritual contrition skills | Catherine Bennett
A poor apology may be worse than no apology, as it can reflect arrogance and dismissiveness rather than genuine remorse.
Randy Newman on why he sold his publishing and what he learned from his biography
Randy Newman's music poignantly critiques American racism and societal issues, remaining relevant decades after its creation.
We Don't Have to Do a Harry Potter Baking Show
Food Network's new show leverages the Harry Potter brand despite controversies surrounding J.K. Rowling's views, ignoring ethical concerns for profit.
Sharon Stone and Alec Baldwin told us what they really think of Americans - and it's incredibly insulting
Sharon Stone criticized the American public for being 'uneducated' and naïve, especially in the context of global issues after Trump's election victory.
The Illustrated Version of "Alice's Restaurant": Watch Arlo Guthrie's Thanksgiving Counterculture Classic
Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant" uses humor and personal anecdotes to critique military service and authority, leaving a lasting cultural impact.
Ed Sheeran and Fuse ODG rebuke Band Aid charity song. We ask Kenyans to weigh in
The new version of 'Do They Know It's Christmas' has sparked controversy over its portrayal of Africa and the efficacy of charity songs.
Helena Hauff Announces New Album Multiply Your Absurdities, Shares Song
Helena Hauff releases her first album in six years, 'Multiply Your Absurdities,' featuring the single 'Humanoid Fruit' that critiques modern consumption through artistic narrative.
Mark Zuckerberg makes his rap debut with horrendous cover song
Zuckerberg's remix of 'Get Low' marks a tragic turn in a couple's endearing musical tradition.
Ed Sheeran and Fuse ODG rebuke Band Aid charity song. We ask Kenyans to weigh in
The new version of 'Do They Know It's Christmas' has sparked controversy over its portrayal of Africa and the efficacy of charity songs.
Helena Hauff Announces New Album Multiply Your Absurdities, Shares Song
Helena Hauff releases her first album in six years, 'Multiply Your Absurdities,' featuring the single 'Humanoid Fruit' that critiques modern consumption through artistic narrative.
Mark Zuckerberg makes his rap debut with horrendous cover song
Zuckerberg's remix of 'Get Low' marks a tragic turn in a couple's endearing musical tradition.
Comment | I thought I knew Stevie Wonder's music until Arthur Jafa showed it in a new light
Arthur Jafa's BEN GAZZARA reframes Taxi Driver's story through a radical lens, highlighting racial issues and recontextualizing iconic cultural moments.
Review Ferdinand Dolberg at Anton Janizewski | Berlin Art Link
Dölberg's exhibition challenges the glorification of labor, revealing the monotony and emotional emptiness behind the ideal of hard work.
Comment | I thought I knew Stevie Wonder's music until Arthur Jafa showed it in a new light
Arthur Jafa's BEN GAZZARA reframes Taxi Driver's story through a radical lens, highlighting racial issues and recontextualizing iconic cultural moments.
Review Ferdinand Dolberg at Anton Janizewski | Berlin Art Link
Dölberg's exhibition challenges the glorification of labor, revealing the monotony and emotional emptiness behind the ideal of hard work.
'Ernest Cole: Lost and Found' Resurrects an Anti-Apartheid Photographer
Ernest Cole's legacy is revived through the film that critiques the treatment of Black artists and societal issues spanning apartheid and post-Jim Crow America.
Why Americans Are Obsessed With Poor Posture
Barre classes have revitalized my body awareness, impacting my posture and confidence as a medical resident.
It changed 20th-century art': revisiting Robert Frank's The Americans in pictures
Robert Frank's 'The Americans' profoundly influenced photography, revealing complex truths about American life and the American dream.
John Waters on His Christmas Tour and Single, and the Unmade Liarmouth Adaptation: Podcast
John Waters infuses his holiday-themed performances with subversive humor, celebrating Christmas traditions in his unique, irreverent style.
In Defense of the Sexiest Man Alive
The 2024 Sexiest Man Alive award reflects a divided cultural landscape, showcasing varied perceptions of attractiveness in contemporary society.
Women Are Reacting To The 4B Movement And What It Means For Their America If It Takes Place
Men often lack awareness of women's experiences and the challenges they face.
Jens Settergren's "Milk Plus" Explores Big Dairy's Slick Marketing at Viborg Kunsthal | stupidDOPE
Jens Settergren's installation, Milk Plus, critiques dairy marketing, portraying milk as a symbol of health and an emotionally charged marketing strategy.
Drag icon Juno Birch on Trixie Mattel, being trans and becoming an 'ultimate b***h'
Juno Birch humorously critiques everyday Earth experiences in her stand-up, blending comedy with commentary on societal norms and expectations.
interview: Mr. examines tensions between fantasy and reality in japanese otaku culture
Mr.'s exhibition explores the intersection of Japanese otaku culture and societal critique through vibrant artwork, reflecting on youth culture's escapism and identity.
I'm the CEO of an AI company, and this is the BS behind AI
AI technology amplifies misinformation due to its transformative potential misused for economic gain rather than real value.
Live, Laugh, Love signs: the worst interiors trend of all time?
The 'Live, Laugh, Love' sign is seen as a symbol of bad taste in modern home decor, signaling shifting preferences.
Opinion | Sean Combs Is a Chance to Remake the Music Industry
The music industry has a pervasive culture of sexual misconduct, fostered by powerful gatekeepers who abuse their influence with little accountability.
Wrangling with Abba, risking jail for the Stone Roses the lawyer behind pop's big spats
John Kennedy's dedication and controversial partnership with Bob Geldof have left significant impacts on fundraising for African relief efforts over four decades.
Opinion | Sean Combs Is a Chance to Remake the Music Industry
The music industry has a pervasive culture of sexual misconduct, fostered by powerful gatekeepers who abuse their influence with little accountability.
Wrangling with Abba, risking jail for the Stone Roses the lawyer behind pop's big spats
John Kennedy's dedication and controversial partnership with Bob Geldof have left significant impacts on fundraising for African relief efforts over four decades.
This tight race is, in part, about sexist backlash. But feminists can lash back, too | Moira Donegan
The 2024 election reflects societal concerns about men's economic and emotional struggles amid perceived cultural shifts.
4 (More) Things I Never Want to See on TV Again, Courtesy of The Diplomat
The Diplomat critiques modern tropes in women's representation in politics while blending personal drama with international intrigue, revealing flaws in character development.
JD Vance Talks to Joe Rogan About Trans Issues, Abortion and Testosterone
Senator JD Vance criticizes gender transitions and discusses cultural grievances during an extended interview on The Joe Rogan Experience.
Do men really think about the Roman Empire all the time? Give them Joan Smith's Roman history of misogyny
Joan Smith's work reveals the harsh realities of Roman history, urging a reevaluation of how women were depicted in narratives about the empire.
Bill Linnane: I read William Hanson's list of things that make you 'common' and I've never been so happy not to be posh
People often feel conflicted about their social class and aspirations.
Social markers of class can be both humorous and deeply relatable, reflecting societal norms.
Society of Control: Sigmar Polke at Schinkel Pavillon | Berlin Art Link
Sigmar Polke's retrospective highlights his unique ability to capture and critique the culture of his time through innovative material use and artistic form.
The book emphasizes the significant contributions of women in popular music over the last 50 years.
It questions and redefines the music canon by centering women's and marginalized voices.
At 150, Charles Ives Still Reflects the Darkness and Hope of America
Charles Ives's 150th anniversary reflects ongoing challenges in recognizing his contributions to music, as well as classical music's struggle with innovation.
We were banging our heads against a wall the wall won': the genius pop and tragic demise of Boys Wonder
Boys Wonder's music was a campy rebellion against classic American culture, showcasing their unique artistry ahead of their time.
'How Women Made Music'
The book emphasizes the significant contributions of women in popular music over the last 50 years.
It questions and redefines the music canon by centering women's and marginalized voices.
At 150, Charles Ives Still Reflects the Darkness and Hope of America
Charles Ives's 150th anniversary reflects ongoing challenges in recognizing his contributions to music, as well as classical music's struggle with innovation.
We were banging our heads against a wall the wall won': the genius pop and tragic demise of Boys Wonder
Boys Wonder's music was a campy rebellion against classic American culture, showcasing their unique artistry ahead of their time.
Han Kang's Nobel Prize win symbolizes a significant recognition for South Korea's literary landscape.
I hate Trump, and I loved the new Trump movie 'The Apprentice'
There's a cultural saturation of Donald Trump content that has left many Americans wanting to move on, questioning the need for more narratives about him.
When the Band Played On: The Life of Randy Shilts, America's Trailblazing Gay Journalist - San Francisco Bay Times
Randy Shilts' biography reveals his complex personality and pivotal role in gay journalism, challenging perceptions of his contributions and the community's narrative.
Joker: Folie a Deux can barely hold a tune
Folie à Deux critiques hero worship by portraying Arthur Fleck as a tragic figure bound by societal failures and personal struggles.
What Do Hamburgers Have To Do With Gender?
The marketing of hamburgers reflects deep-rooted issues of gender, power dynamics, and animal rights.
EMILY, C'EST MOI
Emily argues that basic influencers are essential to the fashion industry, challenging exclusivity and elitism.
The Psychology of Antisemitism
Antisemitism is increasing globally, with Jews constituting a majority of religious-based hate crimes despite being a small population.