"It's a cliched thing to talk about kimchi," says writer-director Maggie Kang, who included her favorite soup

"It was genius," says story artist Radford Sechrist who helped design the cat, which hails from folk art

Despite great performances, Scott Coopers biopic lacks the power and musical vitality that define the Boss himself

Sweet, moody and just a little grown-up pumpkin bread with coffee, cardamom and a sugared crust

The president has a third term and American democracy in his sights

Catherine Connolly's big win has a distinctly Zohran Mamdani flavor

The response to an anecdote about anti-Muslim sentiment shows Islamophobia is still a problem

The comedian said hes "working on staying" at Comedy Central despite tensions with the networks leadership

With "Love Hurts," the actor enters his leading man era, and that's just the beginning

Two months after artist Vadim Kruglovs death on the playa, his loved ones are still searching for answers

The Mistress of the Dark reveals her recipe for a perfect scary movie night: camp, comfort and prosciutto

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy might become a casualty in Trumps new space race

Fake victims like Riley Gaines evoke the little girls of "The Exorcist" and "The Conjuring"

ABTs 1st Black female principal dancer, mentor and advocate, Copeland's retirement celebrates her reshaping ballet

At a Maryland high school students chip bag was flagged as a gun, reminding us algorithms cant replace humans yet

Salon talks to the makers of "It: Welcome to Derry" about building the town's history on America's fears

Frances real-life caper now has its suspects, but the missing jewels and our moral fascination remain unsolved

Only you, the home cook, can save these ancient Korean recipes seen in recent k-dramas no time travel necessary

The administration's theater of cruelty has everyday people asking "Am I next?"

Sometimes history rhymes like crazy: Morris Hillquit came 108 years before Mamdani, and his lessons still resonate

The New Republic busts a cap in the New York Times' backside for ho-ing out on Iraq.

The lone liberal on Fox News' "The Five" called Trumps proposed ballroom gaudy and self-indulgent"

Tomi Lahren erupted online over a beef-import deal with Argentina. GOP outrage now hinges on steaks, not ideology

DOJ will deploy civil-rights monitors to 6 counties to protect ballot access, critics call it partisan intimidation

In the tender Worms episode, Sydney turns Hamburger Helper into a masterclass in care and doing more with less