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‘Phineas And Ferb’ Creators Talk About Launching New Season In A Tiktok-Fueled Era
Like many enduring cultural icons, Phineas and Ferb only seemed to grow bigger after it ended. That said, tv shows can be reincarnated. After a decade-long hiatus, creators Jeff “Swampy” Marsh and Dan Povenmire are “getting the band back together” with fresh inventions and more joyful chaos this summer.
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Americans knew their booze was poisoned—and drank it anyway
During Prohibition, the U.S. government added toxins to industrial alcohol, knowing it could kill. The result? A chemical war that targeted the poor and reshaped public trust.
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Aging Equality: New Research on LGBTQ+ Aging
We might not be aging equally — from the biological toll of trauma to the resilience that defies time.
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Dembow and Defiance: The Story of 42nd Street (EXCLUSIVE)
In the Dominican Republic, a 600-meter stretch called 42nd Street pulses with music, struggle and survival. To outsiders, it’s a place synonymous with drug trafficking and danger. But beneath the headlines lie a deeper truth — one where adversity and art are inseparable, cause and effect in a relentless cycle. With 42ND STREET, which premiered…
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What We See in Bianca Censori’s Birthday Suit
Bianca Censori’s near-nude Grammys appearance sparked less slut-shaming and more concern—was Kanye West making her dress this way? While West continues his racist and antisemitic tirades, Censori remains silent. He boasts about his “dominion” over her, yet claims she has agency. Unlike Kim Kardashian, whose style he also influenced, Censori is seen as powerless. But…
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Free Speech, But Only for Him
President Trump has installed Elon Musk as head of a new government agency, Fox News installed his daughter-in-law, he evicted The New York Times from the Pentagon and is suing news stations in lawsuits First Amendment attorneys call “meritless” and “absurd.” Jim Acosta, long one of Trump’s most relentless critics, refused to comply — so…
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