Three ways to think about journalism layoffs; plus, Aaron Bushnell's self-immolation

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Where did all the 'masculine men' go?

Has there been a decline in "masculine" men?Some women on Tiktok seem to believe so. The phrase, "Who's gonna be the boys?" has been used online to refer to all the mundane things men are doing that could be described as feminine: wearing earrings, having a skin care routine, and ...  Show more

It's healthy to eat your feelings. Here's why.

Carla Lalli’s latest cookbook wants you to eat your feelings.After the end of her decades-long marriage, Lalli -- the former Bon Appétit editor whose cooking videos and cookbooks made her one of the internet's favorite chefs -- knew she had to do one thing: write about it. What e ...  Show more

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