Be cautious, don’t panic: Infectious disease doctor on US pausing Johnson and Johnson vaccine
“It’s a little overkill to pause, as opposed to what the EU did with a similar side effect with AstraZeneca, which is just for now restrict it to using among older people,” says Monica…
‘Eat This Book’: LA artist Stacy Michelson brings her unique drawings and fun food facts to new book
In her new book, Stacy Michelson reveals that Americans eat more avocados on Super Bowl Sunday than any other day, and mochi ice cream was invented in LA.
Oscar nominee ‘Collective’: How journalists uncovered deep corruption in Romania’s health care system
Concert goers were rocking out at a nightclub in Romania in 2015, when a heavy metal band called Goodbye to Gravity was onstage. The liquor was flowing, the music was blaring.
‘Thunder Force’ was set up to be smart but it ‘swung and missed at every single opportunity,’ says critic
Critics review “Voyagers,” about a group of genetically engineered teenagers in outer space; “Thunder Force,” a Netflix original comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer as…
Mega producer Scott Rudin faces accusations of abuse. How did he avoid consequences for so long?
“An absolute monster,” “unhinged,” “a casual disregard for human rights.” These are some of the words The Hollywood Reporter used to describe mega producer Scott Rudin in a new story .
Psychiatric or neurological problem ails a third of COVID patients within 6 months of diagnosis: Oxford
One out of three COVID-19 survivors may develop a severe mental health or psychiatric condition within six month of their initial diagnosis, according to new research from Oxford…
After a century, gray wolves return to California. Local ranchers aren’t thrilled
The last gray wolf in California was killed nearly a century ago, ridding the state of one of its natural predators. But in 2015, a female wolf was spotted in Lassen County.
In week 2, how Derek Chauvin’s trial proves to be different from all other police trials
Pulmonologist Dr. Martin Tobin testified this morning in the trial against former Minneapolis police officer Dereck Chauvin, the man accused of killing George Floyd. He said, “Mr.
David Wojnarowicz polarized the art world and US politics during AIDS epidemic. New film looks at his work
A lot of great art came out of the last pandemic — AIDS. Much of it was political and created by people directly affected, such as Keith Haring and David Wojnarowicz.
