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Maria Fontoura

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articles (90 days)

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Welcome to Vibecamp, an IRL Gathering for the Terminally Online
How one writer traveled into the bowels of the internet by spending a weekend at an in-person retreat for its most avid users
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How to Keep a TV Show Relevant for 70 Years
Since its launch in 1956, PBS’ The Open Mind has brought on everyone from MLK to Gloria Steinem to Bernie Sanders — and there’s no plan to stop 
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Inside the Slow Death of the Kennedy Center
The national arts and culture center was a bipartisan dream made real — until Trump took it over
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Emmy Nominations 2026: Biggest Snubs and Surprises
Who got shafted and who got exactly the recognition they deserved from the Television Academy this year — from The Bear to Industry to SNL and more
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Naloxone Is a Proven Fix for Overdoses. So Why Can’t Teens Access It?
The opioid antidote is a life-saver, but a maze of state laws governing prescriptions, minor consent, and Good Samaritan protections is keeping it out of many young people’s hands
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Every Country Star at Taylor Swift’s Wedding, Explained
Nashville was out in force at Madison Square Garden to celebrate the pop star's union with Travis Kelce. For those who've forgotten how deep her country roots go, here's a reminder
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Most Over-the-Top Celebrity Weddings of All Time
Think shutting down Midtown Manhattan for more than a thousand guests is a big deal? (Well, it is, but...) Here are 10 more weddings of the rich and famous that take the (tiered) cake
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‘He Didn’t Judge Us’: The Priest Throwing a Lifeline to Men Leaving Prison
How a Bronx reverend is helping the formerly incarcerated find purpose through Thrive For Life, which provides housing, support, and a path to continuing education
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Don Cheadle on Creativity, Legacy, and His Broadway Debut in ‘Proof’
The acclaimed actor talks about his preparations for the stage, growing up in the arts, and playing that crazy character in Boots Riley's I Love Boosters
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What to Know Heading Into ‘House of the Dragon’ Season 3
Before the June 21 premiere of new episodes, a recap of where every major character stands following Season 2
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‘Widow’s Bay’ Director Hiro Murai Breaks Down Season 1
The series' executive producer and director of five episodes, including the finale, explains key horror references, his favorite scene, and why Patricia was always "the secret heart of the show"
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One Story I Wrote Haunted Me. So I Kept Chasing It Down
How an investigation into a young girl's murder led to a new podcast, Devil's Quarry, that may help catch her killer 30 years later
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‘Euphoria’ Didn’t Deliver the Finale Fans Wanted. But It Was the Finale the Show Deserved
Sam Levinson’s era-defining series has come to an end — leaving a messy legacy
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Online Trolls Harassed Her Six-Year-Old. That Was Only the Beginning
How a group of sports fans at the University of Iowa sparked a clash involving a basketball star, a T-shirt company, and a reporter from halfway across the country
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Inside ‘Off Campus,’ the Latest Hockey-Romance TV Hit
Showrunner Lousia Levy and author Elle Kennedy on how they turned a 10-year-old new-adult novel into the series of the summer
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A High-Schooler’s Mission to Bring Healing Art to Sick Kids
How a childhood illness and ADHD diagnosis led one student to form a charity that's inspiring young patients in hospitals around the world
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How the ‘Effed-Up Fairy Tale’ of ‘Is God Is’ Went From Stage to Screen
Writer-director Aleshea Harris talks adapting her Black Southern Gothic play into a star-studded thriller — and getting Beyoncé’s support
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I Grew Up With Jeffrey Epstein. Our Neighborhood Held Dark Secrets
A remembrance of Sea Gate, Brooklyn, in the 1960s
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‘I Really Boxed Things Away’: ‘Pen15’ Creator Anna Konkle on Her Revealing New Memoir
The writer and actor spent years grappling with childhood shame, parental estrangement, and self-doubt. Now, she's made it to the other side and is sharing what she learned in The Sane One
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Zen and the Art of Being Yahya
With a slew of exciting new roles, from Wonder Man to Man on Fire to The Adventures of Cliff Booth, Yahya Abdul-Mateen is dominating screens — and simultaneously plotting an escape
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‘We Have This Fight on Our Hands’: Ford CEO Jim Farley on the State of the Auto Industry
The executive and car enthusiast talks about competition from China, mistakes in going electric, and why American carmakers are in a "perfect-storm" moment that could threaten their very existence
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How Rico Nasty Brought ‘Badass, Raunchy’ Vibes to ‘Margo’s Got Money Troubles’
The rap and rock artist talks about making her acting debut in the Apple TV series, new music on the way, and how sex work and the music industry are alike
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