Catherine Cusick

“John Leguizamo ought to be a star,” Joshua Rivera writes, but to this day, “despite decades in Hollywood, John Leguizamo has to put on a show of his own to say anything he truly wants to say.” Leguizamo is going to keep telling his own story anyway — more and more vulnerably, “because you’ve gotta reach everybody” […]

Even Bernadette Peters, as talented and beloved and powerful as ever, has been underestimated for decades as both eternally cute and impossibly naïve. In honor of Peters’ 70th birthday, Victoria Myers — editor of The Interval, a website dedicated to promoting gender parity in theatre — celebrates Peters’ unparalleled career in Hollywood and on Broadway by lovingly recreating […]

Today’s designers move too fast and break too many things. Mike Monteiro advises the next generation of designers to slow down: to unionize, pursue licensing, raise standards, embrace regulation, and care more about the consequences of sacrificing ethics for speed.

When conventional daycare doesn’t align with farm schedules or changing weather conditions, agricultural laborers find themselves between a rock and a hard place: opt out of seasonal positions during an acute labor shortage, or bring their children to work.

Kitchen karma comes for Irina Dumitrescu when her son turns into the picky eater she used to be.