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A caseworker sits in a parking lot late at night with a child she still barely knows. The child has a backpack, maybe a trash bag of clothes, and keeps asking the same question: “Where am I going?”
Usually, there’s an answer ready.
Lately, there often isn’t.
America has lost nearly 42,000 licensed foster homes since 2019, according to The Imprint’s Who Ca...
Anjelah Johnson did not arrive in Hollywood with a tortured plan to become America’s favorite clean comedian. She moved there to act — dramatically, if possible.
“I thought I was gonna be a dramatic actress,” Johnson said. “I didn’t know I was funny.”
To be fair, she knew she was funny at home. Her family text thread, by her account, is basically Def Comedy Jam ...
Modern dating has created a strange contradiction for Gen Z: Young adults want deeper emotional connection, but many are struggling to tolerate the vulnerability required to build it.
Hinge’s 2025 D.A.T.E. Report found that 84% of Gen Z daters want deeper intimacy, yet Gen Z users are significantly more hesitant than millennials to initiate emotionally vulnerable conve...
Hannah Harper won season 24 of American Idol Monday night, and when the confetti dropped, she didn’t exactly pivot to a victory-lap pop anthem.
The 25-year-old stay-at-home mom of three from Willow Springs, Missouri, closed her winning moment by singing Chris Tomlin’s “At the Cross (Love Ran Red)” through tears, surrounded by her family and fellow contestants.
Before Christian cinema became an industry of soft-focus redemption arcs and surprisingly recognizable supporting actors, it had a more alarming phase: the rapture thriller.
The genre’s defining text was A Thief in the Night, released in the early 1970s by Mark IV Pictures. Its premise was brutally efficient. A woman wakes up to discover her husband is gone, mil...