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Molly Martens came into Jason Corbett’s life as a 24-year-old au pair hired to help care for his two young children. By 2015, she had married him—and he was dead. Now a Netflix documentary is forcing both sides of this tragedy back into the spotlight, offering interviews from the woman convicted of killing him and … Read more

If you spent the last few years hearing people whisper about rural sin and Southern Gothic violence, The Devil All the Time probably landed on your watchlist at some point. Released on Netflix in 2020, this film weaves together multiple generations of characters bound by faith, trauma, and revenge across small-town Ohio and West Virginia. … Read more

If you’ve ever come home to find your favourite armchair looking like a victim of tiny razor blades, you already know the frustration. Cats scratch — it’s hardwired into them — and no amount of stern looks will change that. What does work is giving them something better to shred. This guide cuts through the … Read more

If you’ve ever watched someone struggle to lift their arm or slur a single sentence out of nowhere, you’ve glimpsed what a stroke looks like in real time — and that split-second recognition can mean the difference between recovery and tragedy. The World Health Organization logged 160 million disability-adjusted life years lost to stroke in … Read more

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has become known for a voice that doesn’t quite match his famous family’s polished cadence. The quavering, sometimes strained quality to his speech comes from a diagnosed neurological condition he has lived with for decades. Beyond his well-documented vocal issues, Kennedy has publicly addressed other health matters—including a parasitic infection that … Read more