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Matthew Cantor
Matthew Cantor is a features subeditor/writer for Guardian US in Los Angeles
July 2024
The secret to living longer: join a club
The documentary Join or Die examines the decline of civic engagement in America – and how it has fueled a worsening national crisis
June 2024
Wow! This clickbait parody is still the funniest thing on the internet
Virtual living rooms, adult ‘after-school clubs’ and AI lovers: my search for a fix to modern loneliness
May 2024
‘Yes, this is real’: LA recreates Glasgow’s Willy Wonka disaster – sad Oompa Loompa included
The viral Glasgow event made children cry and adults seethe. Could a California tribute provide some measure of absolution?
April 2024
I live in an uninhabitable ‘boy room’ – can a comedian save me from myself?
Rachel Coster’s TikTok show, which documents the extremely messy dwelling spaces of New York’s young men, has clearly struck a nerve
‘We all connected over Flaco’: artists turn beloved animals into symbols of their US cities
The biggest cities in the US are mourning animals who fostered a rare sense of connection. Art is preserving their legacies
The confidence question
He voted Trump in 2016, Biden in 2020. He’s the kind of voter candidates are desperate to swing
Small business owner Scott Richardson chose Trump to shake things up but a strong economy means he’s sticking with Biden
March 2024
Iced spice: are jalapeños really losing their heat?
The anti-immigrant slur US border patrol tried to ban: ‘It reflects sanctioned violence’
February 2024
Do you get paid extra for working on Leap Day?
Stop putting your wet iPhone in rice, says Apple. Here’s what to do instead
Hospitalized lawmakers showing up for last-minute votes? Not as rare as you’d think
‘Cursive singing’ is inescapable – but is it any goyidd?
January 2024
‘Please let me get what I want’: can artists stop politicians from using their songs?
‘This should not be ridiculed’: the link between hypochondria and early death
December 2023
The biting feminist satire of Reductress: ‘Comedy shows what we know deep down to be true’
Staff are younger, and topics range from the climate crisis to #MeToo. After a decade, the magazine is as sharp as ever
The weird but true history of cereal - from anti-sex campaigns to mind control
Breakfast has never looked back since a doctor from upstate New York poured milk over processed grains in 1863
Hallucinate, AI, authenticity: dictionaries’ words of the year make our biggest fears clear
In a world of chatbots and influencers, Merriam-Webster, Cambridge and Collins are in rare agreement
November 2023
Anti-loneliness club offers friendship for $200 a month – and thousands have signed up
California’s Groundfloor club targets the isolation epidemic with an ‘after-school club’ for the post-30 set
October 2023
‘I’m not a psycho’: Hasan Minhaj responds to New Yorker claims he told false stories
In a 20-minute video, the comedian disputes the magazine’s suggestion that he went too far in exaggerating his experiences
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