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How to be a man like Willy Wonka: Gene Wilder’s signature role was my role model of masculinity
Kirby Gann
Cultured, playful, clever and confident, Willy Wonka always had a plan — exactly the kind of man I wanted to be
Play the devil’s advocate: Why even “celebrity journalists” should be harder on their subjects
Silpa Kovvali
Criticism of Matt Lauer's performance at the presidential forum misses a crucial point
The feds use their new muscle: Consumer protection agency fines Wells Fargo for massive fraud
Simon Maloy
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is working to change banking culture through fines and public shaming
The right’s war on college: “Starving the Beast” exposes the fight to destroy America’s great public universities
Andrew O'Hehir
Why does college cost so much? Because the far right is trying to undermine or privatize state universities
Wells Fargo fined $100 million by Consumer Financial Protection Bureau for illegally opening unauthorized accounts
Scott Eric Kaufman
Over 5,300 employees used the fake accounts to meet sales targets and reach compensation incentives
There’s nothing shameful about sex work: Why can’t Logo’s “Prince Charming” be a gay escort?
Nico Lang
Escorting is a choice for some and survival for others. This "scandal" hurts gay men who aren't reality TV stars
How white racism and a complicit media are keeping Trump close in the polls — and why it won’t be enough
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's candidacy is an ugly joke — but insidious racism and media idiocy have kept him within striking distance
The ego has landed: Oh, Yeezus — Kanye West’s latest fashion show was a fail
Lauren Indvik
No wonder Kanye West's "Famous" video has so much nudity: His clothing line is underwhelming — yet still a must-see
Mission impossible: What the U.S. military doesn’t know (and neither do you)
Nick Turse
Keeping track of U.S. Special Ops in Africa
Similarities between Hillary Clinton, Tom Brady: The media’s presumption of guilt
Neal Gabler
Journalists' dim view of everything from politicians to human nature seems to taint every story
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