The Onion has peeled off an odious layer of hatred on the internet, but it – and its allies – is late to the political food fight at the core of the modern internet.

Bill Clinton’s memoir, “Citizen: My Life After the White House,” is an informative and heartfelt read for those curious about the life of a former president.

Lookalike contests break the fourth wall, reminding people celebrities are human too.
Advertised with 100 flyers around New York City, the first competition took place Oct.

Participants breathed in calmness and breathed out worries at a workshop.
Pagan George, who has taught yoga in Los Angeles for 30 years, taught 20 participants breath work at the Hammer Museum on Sunday.

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UCLA’s Cannaclub sparks up a fresh take on cannabis culture.
Founded in 2018, Cannaclub at UCLA is a student-led organization aimed at educating the student body on safe cannabis usage while reducing stigma through educational events, social events and industry partnerships.

Marques Brownlee is on the fast track to cashing out his goodwill – and so are many of his peers.
Brownlee is a classy, confident YouTuber who has developed sway in the tech world after 15 years of posting product reviews and commentary videos to his self-titled channel, which sits just below 20 million subscribers.

This December, Weike Wang is bringing a story of cultural diversity and familial tension to bookshelves.
Wang is the author of “Joan is Okay” and “Chemistry,” the latter of which she won the 2018 PEN/Hemingway Award and a Whiting award for.