Woe Is Me! is a series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

In Bollywood, once a man is married, it’s highly likely that he receives immunity against the consequences of any of his actions pertaining to his marriage. His marital vows are meant to be broken. His wife’s marital vows, though, to 

This week in The Buzz Cut: a man helps two Prime Ministers a woman watches her in-laws unravel, and an engagement arrives on time.

Pregnancy speculations, in the age of information, have emerged as yet another tool to police women's bodies.

The move, the latest under Elon Musk's tenure as "chief twit," brings into question how the powerful elite shape the idea of free speech.

The court noted that women in farm labor are expert weed removers. Herbicide-resistant genetically modified crops can render women obsolete.

Amid sharp critiques of wealth and privilege on screen, knowledge is emerging as a pivotal instrument of power.

As more artists — including musicians and actors — become compelled to protect their work and likenesses against AI replication using intellectual property law, the world has less access to their talent.

Hoarding highlights our complex relationship with material possessions – shaped by a capitalist culture that perpetuates increased consumption of goods.

What's more surprising than Bhagat's remarks is the fact that he continues to be provided with platforms to channel his sexism.

A film festival jury head called called Kashmir Files "vile propaganda." While the movie was hateful, dismissing a film for being propaganda can complicate how we view other political art.

The team discusses pressing events that say something about our culture, and why it matters. Today, we talk about queer rights, the state, and the complexities of legally recognizing marriage for queer couples.

A court in Queensland added to growing legal recognition of the connection between the environment and human rights.

Wednesday's appeal is proof that the beauty of familiarity and nostalgia can go hand-in-hand with an original story rooted in the present.

Indian-English accents differ by region -- but class-caste dominance coupled with globalized work cultures shapes what the "right" one is.

Woe Is Me! is a series in which The Swaddle team indulges your pity party with advice you'll probably ignore.

This week in The Buzz Cut: a woman upsets a stable nation, another woman stuns by existing, and a man sues for the stars.

When it comes to popular culture, it’s not just ace representation that’s needed. It’s a reckoning with sex itself.