Melissa Chaudhry, a self-identified progressive Democratic candidate for Congress in Washington State, is facing backlash and calls to rescind her endorsements after she equivocated on support for the LGBTQ+ community and admitted she’ll drop Democrats for the Green Party if she’s elected to Congress. That seems increasingly unlikely. Related The trouble for Chaudhry, a candidate
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Historian and bestselling author of The Mapmakers Trilogy, S.E. Grove, uncovers the strongholds and corruptions of power within a mystifying dark academia world in her latest novel, Armor for Liars. In 1880s Salem, Massachusetts, Commonwealth University’s academic society longs for power to control both the living and the spirits beyond. Female “thew” spirits are captured
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What’s the Difference Between Chinos and Khakis? Here’s a question you’ll see on every menswear forum out there — just what’s the difference between khakis and chinos? Unfortunately, most places try to answer the question by diving into the history of the two words. And while that’s interesting, it doesn’t actually help someone who’s shopping
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Hole’s first three albums—Pretty on the Inside, Live Through This, and Celebrity Skin—are being repressed in various vinyl styles for release on September 18. Pretty on the Inside comes with a remastered 12-inch of the single “Teenage Whore,” backed by B-sides “Burn Black” and “Drown Soda,” which will also make their streaming debut upon the
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Winning a Chita Rivera Award is already a career-defining moment. Doing it while starring in the Tony-winning Best Musical is another. When I sat down with Max Clayton, the Schmigadoon! star was exactly what you’d hope from someone playing the show’s charismatic troublemaker Danny Bailey: funny, thoughtful and refreshingly candid. During our conversation, he pulled
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The first sign that summer is coming to an end has arrived: September fashion week calendars. The Spring 2027 women’s ready-to-wear schedules for the “Big 4” — New York, London, Milan and Paris — are all here. See each of the lineups via the links below. Related: Here’s the New York Fashion Week Spring 2027
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Ministry are calling it a day. Al Jourgensen has followed through on his long-promised announcement of a final album from the industrial metal outfit—Hate to Go (Take Out or Delivery)—saying in a statement that he is “fucking done.” A series of farewell tours will begin in the coming months; check out the initial European run,
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A new policy paper delivered by the Center for American Progress (CAP), the influential Democratic think tank, has advice for Democratic Party candidates ahead of the midterm elections: leave the issue of transgender participation in school sports to local schools and sports groups. The policy advice, titled “Ending the Backlash on LGBTQI+ Issues,” comes as
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Christopher Nolan’s movies are known for their epic scale and practical effects, and he’s done it again with The Odyssey, which is crushing at the box office. The acclaimed book-to-screen adaptation is super ambitious, and Matt Damon recalled one wild moment on set that showed just how big of a production the latest Nolan movie
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At this point in his career, Christopher Golden’s ability to spin an entertaining horror yarn is without question, but the bestselling titan (Snowblind, Dead Ringers) is still finding ways to surprise readers. His latest novel, Carry Me to My Grave, is a prime example, a book with a solid genre hook that takes flight via
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