What happens when ‘fun’ corporate retreats cross a line
Company getaways are making a comeback, especially as many firms move to remote-first models. They can be well meaning – but turn out problematic.
Review | A comic goes undercover with bigots. You’ll want to hear how it went.
“Just for Us” is Alex Edelman’s superb one-man Broadway show about confronting antisemitism.
The ‘Depression Burger’ of Route 66
Born from poverty but made famous by love, the fried onion burger has fans flocking to El Reno in Oklahoma.
The underwater search for an alien meteor
The relics of the first interstellar meteor are thought to lie at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean. Last week one controversial scientist and his team claimed to have found them.
From Bette Davis to Beyoncé – why divas deserve to be difficult
The trope of the demanding, drama-loving diva is everywhere – stage, screen and music. But a new exhibition celebrates the diva for what she really is, writes Deborah Nicholls-Lee.
Prosecutors seek death penalty in Idaho murder case
Idaho prosecutors are seeking the death penalty against Bryan Kohberger, accused of killing four students.
