Rue is at once honest and deceptive, manipulative and vulnerable, and gives new meaning to the trope.

"[O]ur new understanding has greatly expanded the definition of a potentially habitable world in our Solar System and beyond."

The proliferation of skincare routines on social media highlights the problem of what “good skin” means — and who gets to have it.

It has to do with the stars, planets, and some working class struggle against clockwork drudgery.

This week in The Buzz Cut, men's rights activists become their own worst enemies, a male actor is spared by the media, and religious sentiments battle for their lives.

The defamation suit sets a precedent for survivors to challenge the attacks on their credibility that the accused and the media indulge in.

5G can interfere with flight altimeters, failures of which can "lead to incidents with catastrophic results resulting in multiple fatalities."

"Medicine is based on trust… informing the public about the potential for nocebo responses could help reduce worries about COVID-19 vaccination, which might decrease vaccination hesitancy."

Season 2 crosses over from critiquing the male gaze to actively employing it in its depiction of Cassie and Kat.

That a black actor finally plays the most enduring of Shakespeare's characters without stereotyping or parody is a significant moment.

This widespread popularity attracted scorn from music zealots who dismissed the song as low-brow, irritating, and lazy. But was it? 

This week in The Buzz Cut, a woman's non-maternal choice baffles science, men are concerned about their rights, and tennis struggles with a male player.

A culture of hero worship gives big stars impunity, but solidarity towards the survivor is key to ending this cycle.

"We did not think that vacuuming animal DNA from air would work. This was high risk, high reward science... Clearly the sky is not the limit."

“As far as prisons are concerned, the person concerned should have the right to decide where he or she wants to be inside the prison."

We begin and end with the question: can anyone have a remotely decent time? It's new year's!

The awards, without a televized ceremony, stand out as pointless without celebrities to carry their cultural weight.

This week in The Buzz Cut, a white woman character on TV is confident about her cultural knowledge, and a comedian is not down clowning yet.