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Archives for December 2019
From Argentina to Lebanon, images that defined a year of unrest.
Around 2,300 contracted workers who serve meals to Google employees in the San Francisco Bay Area have unionized, saying they’re overworked and underpaid.
From Midsommar to Twin Peaks to Hadestown, artists dreamed of a better world — but were stuck with the one we live in now.
Five wounded in attack on rabbi’s Hanukkah celebration; truck explosion in Somalia proves deadly.
The California Consumer Privacy Act gives Californians some control over their data, but only if they know how to take advantage of it.
It’s not coincidental that he’s making a big issue out of homelessness in California and New York but not in Florida.
How did America’s mayor wind up at the center of Trump’s impeachment scandal?
From Fifty Shades to Veronica Mars, the last decade brought major changes to fandom culture.
Does wanting something somehow corrupt your desires? The biggest show on TV sure thought so.
Five people were stabbed at a rabbi’s home during a Hanukkah celebration in Monsey, New York.
Two churchgoers were killed, as was the suspected gunman.
Inquiries into Jewish genes always seem to lead someplace ugly.
Tran faced months of racial harassment after Star Wars: The Last Jedi was released. She’s all but disappeared from The Rise of Skywalker.
The way we talk about some movies changed, and not for the better.
It’s like patting your head while rubbing your belly.