Why ‘Don’t Touch’ makes us want to
The root is a phenomenon of human psychology called reactance. When we perceive threats to freedom, we are fiercely motivated to resist.
We asked Stan Bush about Transformers’ “The Touch” and he got inspirational AF
The "motivational rock" singer behind your favorite '80s movie anthem believes in all of us.
Is ASMR being punished for being pleasurable?
"Someone who has sex for money is providing a sexual service even if they insist that they're not; meanwhile, a ballet dancer who performs in Swan Lake is not providing a sexual service, even if someone in the audience finds ballet arousing.”
Beyond taste: Texture really determines how we eat
Almost without fail—and without thinking—everyone says they’d rather be able to taste than to feel their food. That may not be the smartest choice.
X-Men’s Rogue won’t stop rising
In writer Kelly Thompson’s hands, the conflicted character grapples with her powers, her intimacy issues and herself
Pizza queen Laura Meyer says perfect pie isn’t about the recipe
No one expected a 29-year-old American woman to win at the pizza world championship. Joke’s on them.
Intergender wrestling empowers women by pitting them against the guys
Grace stunned the 10,000 fans in attendance when she hoisted the 268-pound Brian Cage onto her shoulders, squatted him and eliminated him from the match.
The botched lobotomy of Gretchen Richards Reb
After her own bout with mental illness, Roberta wanted to try to understand her childhood better, to learn more about her mother's life and experiences. What she found shocked her.
Activist Mornings kicks off with stories of family, freedom and the search for home
'If you look at my immigration papers, my official status is ‘alien of extraordinary ability.’ I’m not shitting you; that’s really what it’s called.'
Spotted invasion!
The spotted lanternfly is an invasive species slowly spreading across the Mid-Atlantic. This is what it’s like to live through an invasion.
Mauro Morandi has lived on a deserted island for 29 years
The 79-year-old real-life Robinson Crusoe reflects on the rigors and rewards of a life of solitude.
In Tijuana, an upstart radio station makes Haitians feel at home
He was supposed to make a new life in the United States. Now, Ivenson Jasnel Dorne is broadcasting online to connect a community of Haitians stuck in migratory limbo in Mexico.
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