Culture & Society — Archive
Notable deaths, cultural events with political significance, and moments where culture meets politics
Fauci's Newly Released COVID Diaries Offer Personal Account of Pandemic Leadership
The journals, released by Sen. Rand Paul's committee, chronicle Dr. Anthony Fauci's reflections during a crisis that claimed more than 7 million lives worldwide.
Country Music's New Patriots: Aaron Lewis Releases 'Give My Country Back' Album, Calls Springsteen 'Disconnected'
Former Staind frontman positions himself as counter to Springsteen's political criticism of President Trump on his sixth solo country album.
A Nation Full of Waffle Houses--Also, a Mystery Log
The popular Southern diner chain has expanded to 42 states and Washington D.C., raising questions about regional identity and dining culture.
Geraldo Rivera Reflects on 1986 Capone Vault Broadcast as Prophetic Moment for Reality TV
The empty vault mocked as television's biggest failure drew 30 million viewers and, four decades later, is seen by some media historians as predicting the reality entertainment boom.
Viral Wildlife Video Awards Celebrate America's Funniest Home Moments
The trend of sharing wildlife clips online has generated millions of views and sparked conversations about humor, nostalgia, and the intersection of urban life with nature.
Trump Working to Clean 'Filthy' Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, Blames Biden for Maintenance Delays
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum confirmed the project, which Trump says was supposed to be completed by the Biden administration.
3 Doors Down's Brad Arnold Dies at 61 After Cancer Fight
Brad Arnold, the lead vocalist of rock band 3 Doors Down, has died at age 61 following a battle with cancer. The Mississippi-born frontman, whose distinctive...