Interviews

Music

How Creeper Brought Magic and Melodrama Back to Emo

03.21.17

By Tom Connick
Entertainment

Louis Theroux Explains the Staged Realities of ‘My Scientology Movie’

03.20.17

By Sarah Bellman
Music

Wolf Eyes Want You to Stand for Something

03.20.17

By Colin Joyce
Music

What It’s Like to Be An Immigrant Artist in Trump’s America

03.20.17

By Julia Cumming
Music

Xavier Omär Is Putting His Faith in Love

03.20.17

By Tara Mahadevan
Music

This Interview Between Desiigner and Nardwuar Is An Unstoppable Force Colliding With An Immovable Object

03.20.17

By Sarah MacDonald
Identity

From Codpieces to Dick Pics: How Dating has Changed Throughout History

03.20.17

By Frankie Miren
Identity

How Keke Palmer Survived Hollywood

03.18.17

By Mitchell Sunderland
Pulse

U.S. denies that it killed at least 46 civilians in Aleppo mosque bombing

03.17.17

By Michael Kalenderian
Music

Matt Martians is the Funk Whisperer of Right Now

03.17.17

By Tara Mahadevan
Identity

This Powerful Film About Black Girlhood Is Being Compared to ‘Moonlight’

03.17.17

By Katherine McLaughlin
Music

An Interview with a Drummer Who Cut His Dreads Off After 17 Years

03.17.17

By Dan Ozzi

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Life

Good News, Gym Haters: An ‘Exercise Pill’ Just Got One Step Closer to Shelves

The potentially wonder drug so far appears safe and well-tolerated in healthy adults.

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By Luis Prada
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Life

A Doctor Gave Us Their Take on the Viral ‘Never Broke a Bone’ Theory

Is there any merit to it?

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By Sammi Caramela
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Science

TikTok Is Changing How Gen Z Eats, New Study Says

It’s not much of a stretch to assume that if you’re watching footage of food, you’re probably going to want it in your mouth.

2 hours ago

By Luis Prada
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Science

10 Million Years Ago, This 23-Foot Crocodile Ruled Over a Swamp Full of Giants

It was called Purussaurus, and it was a beast.

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By Luis Prada
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Science

Archaeologists Finally Figured Out How a Medieval Man Got Severe Car Crash Injuries 700 Years Ago

His remains were absolutely wrecked by more than 160 fractures, including 61 breaks in the skull.

4 hours ago

By Luis Prada