Underneath the home and personal makeovers, is "Queer Eye" political?

The setup of Archie Comics was straightforward, as was its protagonist. But the success of Riverdale speaks to the Archieverse's surprising fluidity.

The idea of a President Oprah has sparked excitement rather than ridicule. Americans value symbolism as much as political experience; while Oprah has little of the latter, she is practically made of the former.

The term 'child star' is almost synonymous with dysfunction. We're familiar with TV and movie kids, but what about those made famous by social media?

Voice recognition technology is beginning to compete with typing. Would the end of typing change the business world forever?

The internet has already transformed how Americans eat; the Amazon/Whole Foods deal is just the culmination of this transformation.

Teen magazines put girls in charge by inverting the male gaze

Wellness is everywhere today: juice cleanses, Soulcycle classes, self-care. The roots of the trend can be found in nineteenth-century health-consciousness.

A scholar examines kitschy American foods as an entree into a conversation about class in the United States.

Southern theme parks have their roots in sin, regional patriotism, and sideshow culture.