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“OK America, I think it’s time for an intervention”: Larry Wilmore dissects U.S. obesity
Sarah Gray
"On Super Bowl Sunday, Americans consumed roughly 1.25 billion chicken wings"
Report: Bruce Jenner to sit down with Diane Sawyer for exclusive interview to discuss transitioning
Anna Silman
US Weekly reports that interview will focus on the 65-year-old former athlete coming out as transgender
Chris Christie’s Iowa makeover: NJ gov goes full heartland culture warrior
Jim Newell
Chris Christie, business establishment Republican, is going down a dangerous path to compete in Iowa
She’s got that red lip classic thing that you like, but “Agent Carter” needs more substance with her style
Sonia Saraiya
A fabulous shade of red lipstick can only take this retro superhero show so far
The stubborn myth of the Christian country: Why the U.S. has always been “one nation, under gods”
Laura Miller
A historian challenges conservative claims that the U.S. has a single religious heritage
“Ass is the new p*ssy”: Why anilingus is on the rise
Kali Holloway
Marnie is hardly the only girl into butt play. America's sexual appetite is evolving, and anal is now on the menu
5 things men won’t tell you about sex (but you need to know)
Ej Dickson, Nico Lang
Pay no mind to gender conventions. Men are insecure about their bodies too, and many even like to cuddle
A cornucopia of desperation: The movie trailers of Super Sunday
Andrew O'Hehir
From Tom Brady's sacred manhood to a bad acid trip with SpongeBob, the highs, lows and WTFs of Super Bowl movie ads
“Selma” star David Oyelowo: Black actors are generally celebrated for being “subservient”
Sarah Gray
"When we are not being leaders or kings or being at the center of our own narrative"
I was an American sniper, and Chris Kyle’s war was not my war
Garett Reppenhagen
Don’t make the mistake of thinking the hit movie captures the truth of the Iraq conflict. I should know. I lived it
Civil war at the cineplex: “American Sniper,” “Selma” and the battle over American masculinity
David Masciotra
America may love Clint Eastwood's gun-toting SEAL, but the true movie hero of the day is Martin Luther King, Jr.
10 reasons Christian heaven would actually be hell
Valerie Tarico
A close reading of the New Testament reveals Biblical paradise isn't all pearly gates and streets of gold
“Parents love genital cutting more than they love their own children”: Two “intactivists” tell Salon about foreskin restoration
Jenny Kutner
Anti-circumcision activists on the explosive results of "tugging" their ways to new penises -- and bodily autonomy
Satoshi Nakamoto’s greatest creation
Paul Vigna, Michael J. Casey
The bitcoin founder left behind a fervent community of true believers -- without them the currency couldn't exist
Evangelicals’ racist “purity” culture: What’s really behind Huckabee’s Beyoncé slur
Dianna Anderson
When Mike Huckabee suggested that Jay Z was a pimp, he was tapping into an ugly history – and, likely, on purpose
Political and incorrect: Why Jonathan Chait’s attack on p.c. culture is so flawed
Elias Isquith
New York magazine's Jonathan Chait thinks he's penned a major takedown of the p.c. police. Here's what he's missing
“Better Call Saul” humanizes the smooth-talking “Breaking Bad” sidekick in a surprisingly solid spin-off
Sonia Saraiya
Vince Gilligan's new antihero origin story has more in common with "Mad Men" than "Breaking Bad"
Everybody’s rolling: MDMA hits the TV mainstream
Anna Silman
These days, molly on the small screen is as casual, upscale and ubiquitous as wine and cheese
Stacey Dash on Fox News: Some campus rape victims are “bad girls” who “like to be naughty”
Jenny Kutner
The "Clueless" star did some exemplary victim-blaming on Fox's "Outnumbered"
Bobby Jindal’s public humiliation: Why there’s a nasty side to his thirst for power
Elias Isquith
The Louisiana governor's new 2016 rebrand is not just an embarrassment — it's worse. Here's why
If they can imprison Barrett Brown, they can do it to anyone
Tim Donovan
The real implications of the arrest and prosecution of journalist Barrett Brown -- on our freedom of expression
Richard Sherman can miss his kid’s birth for the Super Bowl and still be a really good dad
Katie McDonough
The once in a lifetime conflict that maybe shouldn't be, as Sherman said, a topic of "national debate"
Larry Wilmore takes NFL to task for Deflate-gate insanity
Joanna Rothkopf
Tom Brady isn't lying in these press conferences, Larry Wilmore says, but he isn't telling the truth either
“Artists must be free to live”: “Piss Christ,” Charlie Hebdo and the dangers of self-censorship
Andres Serrano
The photographer behind the controversial work reflects on the AP's decision to wipe its image from their archives
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