"... it’s a desire for more power—not holding power—that corrupts."

Binge eating disorder is characterized by shame, distress, and emotional repercussions that are exacerbated by the stigma around obesity.

“...the question arises as to whether this is 'creativity' or the mere appearance of creativity masking unethical technical and artistic practices."

The research shows how cosmetic procedures and beauty can be at a crossroads with public health concerns.

At the heart of the debate is how wealth, labor, and bodies intersect globally over the question of "authentic" motherhood.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a man's various professions are revealed, white men's deeds get another talent show, and skin is liberated from gender

While mass uprisings are generally associated with reclaiming democratic values, women's protests have to do with reclaiming the body.

Streaming failed in its promise, leaving consumers with less agency, ownership, and power over the media they engage with.

The anxiety speaks to the blurred lines between cinema and Internet culture, and the non-consensual gaze that actors are vulnerable to.

Assessing the validity claims about bisexuality through their public behavior shows a deeper flaw in how we understand sexuality.

Science takes human beings to remote vistas, unpopulated and ungoverned by any one jurisdiction. The history of exploration as masculine pursuits excludes -- and victimizes -- many in these regions.

Emerging research is beginning to study a species of jellyfish for its regenerative abilities -- this could unlock keys to our own longevity.

This week in The Buzz Cut: historians debate the race of a mermaid, a citizen criticizes the lack of working pens, and a white man tides through a space-induced health crisis.

The cultural reverence for men who turn themselves into spokespeople for ‘alternative’ thinking provides a pipeline into conspiracy theories and fake news.

The evidence of how many people experience abuse combined with the effect on menopause point to glaring gaps in healthcare.

The archetype is laden with dehumanizing cliches, but Coolidge's persona lent it an air of intelligent comedy.

As Britney Spears finds herself defending her mothering skills once again, a look into her past shows how the system weaponizes motherhood against imperfect women.

When desire and learning are entangled, power could either compromise or enhance both.