We are shaped by our past and cannot escape our personal, familial or societal history. Caitlin Flanagan, whose writing in The Atlantic cuts to the heart of modern life’s most charged topics, has a ...

She's reviving the Black Arts Movement’s tradition of pairing poetry with live music—and drawing Gen Z off their phones and ...

Emotionally intelligent people are generally happier in life and more satisfied with their relationships. Often, it is ...

In this blog post I report on my Winston Churchill Foundation research fellowship study on the adultification of Black girls in state care in 2023 (Ikomi, 2024). Adultification can occur in ...

In continuation of its Sounds of Westfield interactive music series, the Westfield Woman’s Club will host a day filled with ...

Dungeons & Dragons is full of world-changing villains, but the crown may go to one devious fiend from The Legend of Drizzt ...

From creating visionary content to optimizing for LLMs, unpack key tactics influencing industry conversations and fueling new ...

In this edition of Couch Critic, Emily compares 2024’s “A Real Pain” to what she deems to be its 2016 predecessor, “Fleabag.” ...

Nature enhances love by reducing stress and increasing oxytocin, the hormone linked to bonding and connection. Shared experiences in nature foster curiosity, play, and awe—maintaining strong, thriving ...

Legal Newsletter looks at how prosecutors pushed back on the administration's handling of the Eric Adams case, plus other legal news.

Technology continued to be an industry of particular focus for private equity (PE) through 2024. Blackstone’s $16 billion acquisition of data ...

Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson’s latest documentary, Sly Lives! (aka the Burden of Black Genius), dives deep into the genius and tragedy of Sly Stone, the ...