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Turns out that crypto bros love “Comedian,” Maurizio Cattelan’s now-infamous work consisting of a banana with duct tape, a spoof of art-world capitalism.

Post-election, some Trump fans are feeling emboldened to wear red MAGA hats in blue areas.

Perimenopause — the time leading up to menopause — has recently entered pop culture with the ferocity of a hot flash.

Jelly Roll has said he uses marijuana to stay sober, and occasionally has a drink. What does a fluid definition of sobriety mean for addiction treatment?

There were Wonkas, Paul Atreides, a Bob Dylan and one corgi (Timothée Corglamet!). But would the real Timothée show?

The tiny West Virginia town of Green Bank — a cell-phone dead zone by design — has become a refuge for people who feel their lives have been ruined by sensitivity to the electromagnetic waves of the modern world.

The Roadkill Cook-Off put the town of Marlinton, W. Va., on the map, in a state that’s a hearty stew of homey mountain towns.

What to know about Galaxy Gas: new laws, new technology and new social media interest have brought a rush of nitrous oxide into a perpetually bored culture.

This year’s list of MacArthur “genius grant” fellows includes author Jason Reynolds and “Reservation Dogs” co-creator Sterlin Harjo.

You can’t ignore the elephant in the room — because she’s twerking, for the WNBA’s New York Liberty.

Complaints of bad behavior and petty sabotage in the office include stolen lunches, spandex office gear and a lack of basic hygiene.

The new documentary “Seeking Mavis Beacon” chronicles a quest for the woman who lent her face to the computer game.

Pop star Chappell Roan is concerned about “creepy behavior” and says she wants privacy from fans. It’s a big ask for any celebrity.

How did Zyn become a Big Tobacco lifeline, a social media sensation and a culture war symbol? The answer involves Sweden, Chuck Schumer and the “Hawk Tuah Girl.”

Some have welcomed the rise of full-body deodorant, but many are wary given the history of unnecessary feminine hygiene products.

Americans didn’t qualify for the race walk in the Paris Olympics — but that’s all the more reason to talk about it.

As the “Glucose Goddess,” French influencer Jessie Inchauspé has found a niche in, of all things, promoting blood sugar awareness.

Meet Tiffany and Kalyn from Canada. If there’s an event or a party in Paris to go to, they’re on it. Buckle up, we’re doing the Olympics at 1,000 percent.