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GOP’s stunt to block D.C. marijuana decriminalization could backfire
Jim Newell
Rep. Andy Harris has moved to block D.C.'s marijuana decriminalization. It's a typical stunt -- and could backfire
Pull yourself together, Anderson Cooper: You can say “vagina” without giggling
Daniel D'Addario
Always the worst part of his show, "The Ridiculist" hits a new low treating vaginas as a weird, gross joke
Must-see morning clip: Jon Stewart takes down GOP “warfare queens”
Sarah Gray
Republicans are starring in the play "A Streetcar Named We're Always Wrong"
“The Leftovers” reveals the limits of “concept-driven” TV
Heather Havrilesky
HBO's new series represents the pinnacle of--and the problem with--TV shows that revolve around a single Big Idea
Must see morning clip: It’s almost like colleges are trying to “incentivize sexual assault”
Prachi Gupta
Jon Stewart shames JMU and the nation's colleges for mishandling allegations of sexual assault
Meryl Streep: I never thought I’d be on the cover of fashion magazines
Michelle Jaworski
The star of "Doubt" and "The Deer Hunter" sounds off on Hollywood's increasingly unrealistic beauty standards
James Franco: Stanley Kubrick’s “Blood Meridian” is the perfect western for these times
James Franco
The star of "127 Hours" and "This Is the End" reviews the greatest movie the iconic director never made
The Supreme Court just outlawed the future of TV
Andrew Leonard
Now that Aereo has been ruled illegal, the intersection between culture and new technology is messier than ever
Gary Oldman apologizes for anti-Semitic comments, but nothing else
Prachi Gupta
The actor apologized for one of the offensive comments he made in a recent Playboy interview
Charlie Rangel’s last hurrah: What it means — and what it portends
Basil Smikle Jr.
While Harlem's icon lived to see another day, the race was a lesson in fear and hubris. Here's why change is coming
“The Internet’s Own Boy”: How the government destroyed Aaron Swartz
Andrew O'Hehir
A film tells the story of the coder-activist who fought corporate power and corruption -- and paid a cruel price
GOP’s voter fraud humiliation: Turns out Wisconsin’s worst case is a Republican
Joan Walsh
Maybe the real reason Scott Walker and Reince Preibus think their state needs tougher laws is a guilty conscience
White America’s shocking ignorance on racist mascots
Jacqueline Keeler
What the rabid defense of egregious racial stereotypes says about America's social and political culture
“I need booty but I’m afraid someone will expose me”: Inside the world of military cheating on Whisper
Greg Seals
The digital confession booth has become a go-to app for the frustrated husbands and wives of servicemen
Don’t call him the Walt Disney of Japan: How animator Hayao Miyazaki became a cultural icon by doing everything Pixar doesn’t
Samuel Sattin
Miyazaki built an empire on rejecting fancy special effects, embracing darkness and ignoring the mainstream
Belle Knox: “I’m a sexual person and that’s that”
Tracy Clark-Flory
Belle Knox, the 19-year-old Duke porn star, on loving sex, losing privacy, tuition -- and why she's misunderstood
The media’s moral center: How John Oliver became the sheriff of cable news’ wild west
Prachi Gupta
The "Last Week Tonight" host digs deeper and pushes his audience harder than either Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert
Rush Limbaugh: Sexism is totally dead because of this one show called “Suits”
Katie McDonough
And because 4.8 percent of Fortune 500 CEOs are women. Parity at last!
Being a bridesmaid is driving me into bankruptcy
Carey Purcell
The average cost of being a bridesmaid is close to $1,700. How do people think that's OK?
Ladies: Now you can free your nipples without going topless
Prachi Gupta
Want to support the #FreeTheNipple campaign, but not ready for full exposure? Wear the Ta-Ta Top
New York Times refutes Washington Post’s dangerous domestic violence claims: “Two-parent households can be lethal”
Katie McDonough
A public health researcher writes a necessary corrective to the Post's victim-blaming editorial
“A very big explosion”: Former BP CEO unloads on his secret double life
Elias Isquith
Lord John Browne on his personal nightmare, hidden identity -- and new attempt to make up for "lost time"
Philippine senator charged with plunder surrenders
Teresa Cerojano
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