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June Diane Raphael is proving celebrity activism doesn’t have to be cringey

The Grace and Frankie star talked to Mic about pro-vaccine thirst traps, building sacred spaces, and her love of “messy women.”

"You always want to try to make things better”: Bianca Belair is bringing Black pride to the WWE

The wrestling entertainment company has a history of bigotry, but Belair — and her ponytail Destiny — are set on changing perceptions.

Yvonne Orji isn’t slowing down after ‘Insecure’

The comedian and actress is following up her role on the iconic series with new specials and platforming other African talent.

Perfume Genius has always been the king of queer pop

For nearly a decade, Mike Hadreas has been unapologetically himself during an era of LGBTQ progress.

Kendrick Sampson is just as skeptical about celebrity activists as you are

The Insecure actor isn't ready to rest.

Natasha Rothwell is punching up

The writer, actor, director, and comedian wants to use comedy as a force for good.

Davido used his celebrity to give Nigeria hope

When his song became the anthem of the #ENDSars movement, the artist didn't back down from the political moment.

Honk if you won’t hate crime Jenny Yang!

The labor organizer turned standup comedian is here to destroy “fried-rice comedy” once and for all.

Butterfly Populations In America Are Declining At A Staggering Rate

Scientists are seeing the decline of butterfly populations as a five-alarm fire.

Global Sea Ice Hits New Record Low

February’s numbers are concerning, to say the least.

Doomsday Clock Moves Closer to Midnight Than Ever Before

It’s now 89 seconds to midnight.

Extreme Heat Could Claim Millions of Lives in Europe, Says Study

A new study reveals that rising temperatures may lead to 2.3 million heat-related deaths in Europe by 2100 without significant action.

Federal Reserve Exits International Climate Change Initiative

The Federal Reserve's recent withdrawal from a global climate risk group signals a shift in U.S. financial policy and climate strategy.

Southern Storms Leave a Trail of Destruction

A devastating weekend in the South as storms wreak havoc and claim lives

Alaska's Seabirds In Crisis Amid Record Heat

What will happen to Alaska's common murre population?

2024 Sets Record High For Coal Use — And Is On Track To Increase Next Year

Exploring the implications of rising coal consumption in a warming world

A23a, The World's Largest Iceberg, Sets Sail

A monumental iceberg breaks free, reshaping our understanding of polar dynamics

The “Doomsday Glacier” May Not Be Quite As Apocalyptic As We Thought

A closer look at the shifting narratives around Antarctica's ice giants

Monarch Butterflies On The Brink Of Threatened Status

Scientists raise the alarm — and everyone is listening.

Scientists think they can “Jurassic Park” the dodo

A genetic engineering startup is working to "de-extinct" the flightless bird, centuries after it disappeared.

Here's how to get your money from the Inflation Reduction Act

With millions of dollars in rebates and tax incentives, Biden's landmark bill is actually a pretty sweet deal.

Why these brands are skipping Black Friday

Some things are more important than sales.

7 documentaries that will fire you up to save the planet

The planet is burning, but these films will help you find purpose in action.

In what world is Kourtney Kardashian the face of sustainable living?

Kardashian was just named “sustainability advisor” for fast fashion brand Boohoo, and the move stinks of greenwashing.