Forgotten cartoonist Barbara Shermund, best known for her lively cartoons for the New Yorker and Esquire, is finally reclaiming the spotlight ...

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"Autistic Mode," an animated anthology by filmmakers on the Spectrum, highlights the strengths of neurodivergence.

A House members reject a proposal to build small nuclear power plants. Assurances that the legislation would not bring ...

In the second episode of The Deep End, listeners hear what it’s like to live with severe depression and the backstory of an experimental treatment.

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As the mom of three kids who were, at one point, all in either diapers or pull-ups at the same time, I know a thing or two about traveling with little ones in tow and the extensive packing that's ...

Imagine a place where the aroma of freshly baked pizza wafts through the air, drawing you in like a cartoon character ...

Mike Judge's ride is a drug-fueled, spy-driven frolic through moral hangups and philosophical dives, just like Rick and Morty ...

Imagine a place where the aroma of freshly baked pizza wafts through the air, drawing you in like a cartoon character floating towards a pie cooling on a windowsill. That’s the magic of Pizza on Main ...