Stephen King Compares Donald Trump’s Presidency to ‘a Horror Story’
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Stephen King called Donald Trump's presidency a 'horror story' in a new interview about his career
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Tinder and the White House Want Gen Z to Get Vaccinated, Go on Dates
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‘The Turning’ Podcast Explores Those Who Joined Mother Teresa’s Order
Posted in: Culture NewsPodcast series premieres May 18th
QAnon Followers Are Freaking Out Over Bill and Melinda Gates’ Divorce
Posted in: Culture News“FOR THE LOVE OF GOD – STOP POSTING ABOUT THE GATES DIVORCE,” one person wrote on a Q-friendly forum
How Millennials Became Cheugy
Posted in: Culture NewsA new era of TikTok slang is upon us — and it’s fueling the intergenerational feud online
Ben & Liam on The Gig of A Lifetime
Ben Harvey and Liam Stapleton are two of Australia’s most beloved radio icons. At the ages of just 27 and 24 respectively, they’ve achieved more than most in their age bracket can even dream of. Having started in community radio when they were both just teenagers, they quickly rose through the ranks of the radio […]
Down to Give? – The Shady Ethics of Porn Philanthropy
Posted in: Culture Features premiumIt sounds good paper, but the truth is that porn philanthropy is a topic far more controversial than one would expect.
The Truth Is Not out There: The Psychology of Conspiracy Theories
Posted in: Culture Features premiumConspiracy theories are an all-too prevalent part of modern society, but why exactly are these unfounded theories so common?
Derek Chauvin Found Guilty of Murdering George Floyd
Posted in: Culture NewsFormer Minneapolis cop convicted of two murder charges, as well as manslaughter
The Cannabis-Boom
Posted in: Culture Features premiumMedicinal cannabis is becoming big business in Australia despite ongoing issues for the people who need it.
Transforming Justice
Posted in: Culture FeaturesAll of us have an important role to play in disrupting and dismantling the systems of state sanctioned violence, oppression, and marginalisation. If we don’t, we’ll remember 2020 as the year we had the chance and didn’t take it.
