Half Of Americans Lost Touch With A Friend During Government-Mandated Lockdowns
Nearly half of Americans say they only have three or fewer close friends so losing touch with them could hurt their ability to get emotional support.
The Elegant ‘Friends’ Reunion Harkens Back To Glory Days Of Mass Media
The recently-departed era of mass media produced a lot of garbage, but also created incentives for artists to tap into shared human experiences—occasionally producing something brilliant. ‘Friends’ fits that bill.
What The ‘Friends’ Reunion Says About America’s Cultural Evolution
The “Friends” reunion highlights how American culture and entertainment has changed since the iconic sitcom first aired.
Loving Your Neighbor Is More Important Than Winning An Election
In the aftermath of a tight election outcome, it seems that while many matters are important to consider, one is more pressing: We are struggling to love our neighbors.
‘What We Do in the Shadows’ Is Sitcom Gold
If you find yourself constantly revisiting Dunder Mifflin’s Scranton outpost, I think you’ll find ‘What We Do in the Shadows’ to be well worth your time.
Americans Are Losing The Ability To Make Friends. Here’s How To Recover It
Those hoping to rebuild the culture, restore freedom, and overcome the atomization of modern life should start by making friends with one another.
How Cancel Culture Killed Sitcoms And Silver-Screen Comedies
A Slate article insists ‘we’re much, much funnier than we used to be.’ That’s not even remotely true. Political correctness has lead to the death of sitcoms and comedic movies.
The Best Episode Of ‘Friends’ From Every Season
“Friends” premiered 25 years ago this week, which means the internet is consumed in reminiscing over the $425 million show that keeps us trapped in a perpetual state of nostalgia.
Why You Should Stop Comparing ‘Seinfeld’ And ‘Friends’
‘Seinfeld’ and ‘Friends’ are too different to make for an interesting comparison.
Why Netflix’s Loss Of ‘The Office’ And ‘Friends’ Is A Very Big Deal
The hypothetical Netflix user who’s spent years toggling between ‘The Office,’ ‘Friends,’ and the company’s original content will need at least three subscriptions by 2021 to keep their status quo.
It’s Been 15 Years Since ‘Friends’ Ended. So Why Does It Dominate On Netflix?
‘Friends’ is so valuable to Netflix that it reportedly cost the company $100 million to renew its rights to the show this year. That’s more than three times the previous price of $30 million.
Yes, ‘Friends’ Should Have Ended With Rachel And Joey Together
Relationships are about complementarity, and compliments. Joey and Rachel had both.
Men And Women Can Be Friends Again If We Restore Social Scripts
If we really want men and women to be friends, we ought to rethink the way in which we try to nurture that. A common language of behavior is a real help.
Yes, Men And Women Can Be ‘Just Friends,’ Despite Our Hypersexed Culture
Marriage has not been weakened by the increase of the friend zone. To the contrary, our narrowing and sexualization of friendship has hurt marriage.
Why Men and Women Can Never Be ‘Just Friends’
To destroy the Friend Zone, women must accept the following truths: you don’t have any guy friends and, in fact, you can’t have any guy friends.
America’s Nuclear Response Procedure Explained, Using GIFs From ‘Friends’
Here’s everything you need to know about the United States’s nuclear response procedure as explained by gifs from ‘Friends.’
4 Small Steps You Can Take To Keep Public Discourse Civil
Politics isn’t the only sphere where you can influence the world, and fostering healthy friendships is an important part of making our country a better place to live.
How This Mother Of Seven Children Does It
Here’s my response to the ever-present implied rhetorical non-question about how to mother seven children.
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