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Guinness later banned the kissing record because it was too dangerous for the contestants.

Just say no to all that bubbly, eggnog, and holiday punch. This year, we’re making it a true December to remember.

Athletes, coaches, and choreographers are facing the fact that they’ve been unintentionally breaking the law nearly every day.

The $6.2 million artwork is more than just the sum of its parts.

With animatronic apes and chocolate volcano cakes, Rainforest Cafe was built for a social media age that didn’t exist—until now.

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The conservative legal movement pretzels itself again to target trans kids.

This woman is too much.

There’s a nearly fatal flaw in The Agency, the American remake of Le Bureau des Légendes.

Beatles ’64 mostly repackages old footage, but it also has some unseen gems.

So many weird things could still happen in this final week of the regular season.

How we shop has changed so much, thanks to influencers, the internet, the pandemic, and more. In Checking Out, we’ll talk about all of it.

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While his billionaire buddies and favorite pundits found cabinet seats, Trump’s top African American campaign backers are on the sidelines.

For all its buzz, Bluesky is still a fraction of the size of Twitter or Threads.

Here’s how to connect with even the shiest elementary schooler.

We can’t go on like this anymore.

I’m totally alone with this, and I hate all the pretending.

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Test your wits on the Slate Quiz for Nov. 28, 2024.

What size is the actual economic danger?

What’s so compelling about the portrait of masculinity put forth in Luca Guadagnino’s films.

Is there a way to move past this?

There is some cause for optimism.

There's only one good reason for Trump to oppose this legislation.