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Enjoy every cultural reference in “The Office”
Prachi Gupta
"The Office" Time Machine is a catalog of 1,300 of the show's allusions, dating back to the beginning of time
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West deserve the cover of Vogue — sorry, haters (and James Franco)
Daniel D'Addario
She's playing the fame game better than anyone in America
10 insane lessons religious schools are teaching American kids
Katie Halper
How private voucher programs are using tax dollars to teach ideology
The conservative book industry isn’t dead, it’s just embarrassing
Alex Pareene
When Fox hosts are suddenly "historians," conservatives don't like what it says about their movement. Here's why
Doctors can be fat-shamers too
SAYANTANI DASGUPTA
A troubling Washington Post essay reminds us medicine is not a moralizing stick with which to beat our patients
“Get Lucky”: Rick Moody and Dean Wareham debate Daft Punk, disco and whether pleasures should be guilty
Rick Moody, Dean Wareham
Joyous, celebratory pop? Or soulless, vapid, plagiarized? Dean Wareham and Rick Moody argue four decades of music
The pseudo-science of Alcoholics Anonymous: There’s a better way to treat addiction
Dr. Lance Dodes, Zachary Dodes
AA and rehab culture have shockingly low success rates, and made it impossible to have real debate about addiction
ABC Family cancels “Alice in Arabia” after being called out for the pilot’s glaring racism
Katie McDonough
The show was a "high-stakes drama" about an American teen "kidnapped" by her Saudi Arabian family
Harvard’s destroying our planet: America’s grand, institutional failure to stop climate change
Ted Hamilton
The climate crisis demands bold action from our leading institutions. Too bad they're all falling down on the job
How to end the tech culture wars: Ben Horowitz on the future of the Internet economy
Andrew Leonard
A leading Silicon Valley venture capitalist suggests how to make a better future for more than just the super-rich
Is gay porn the new indie film?
Ej Dickson
Naked Sword touts itself as "the HBO of gay porn," and its latest project could vault the site into the mainstream
It’s worse than Paul Ryan: The right has a new ugly, racial dog whistle
Ian Haney-Lopez
Conservative assault on food stamps, authored by Reagan, perfected by Ryan, is really an attack on the middle class
Cause for trepidation: Libertarians’ newfound concern for prison reform
Deborah Small
No, they aren't suddenly socially conscious. Their proposals are consistent with their vision of limited government
“Marriage is an uncut watermelon”: How translation brought my native language to life
Dina Nayeri
Truth is a slippery thing in Iran, especially when it comes to language. English gave my native idioms new meaning
Redford, Gibney, Sarandon: Why conservatives should oppose the flawed death penalty, too
Alex Gibney, Robert Redford, Susan Sarandon
We know the death penalty is expensive, not a deterrent and applied unevenly. Conservatives should oppose it, too
Barbie vs. Mrs. Potato Head
Hayley Krischer
How playing with different kinds of toys can change girls' outlook on life
How the GOP became the white supremacy party — and got away with it
Chauncey DeVega
Paul Ryan's condemnation of "inner city" values just scratches the surface. The modern GOP is fueled by such claims
1 percenter’s religious fraud: Why Ken Langone is an enemy of the Church
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
What it really means when Home Depot's co-founder, a self-described Catholic, slams the pope's ministry to the poor
9 reasons why female sexuality will overcome anything conservative pundits throw at it
Anna Pulley
Limbaugh and company just can't compete with the power of sexual freedom
Tucker Carlson apologizes for reporter’s outrageously misogynistic tweets
Elias Isquith
The chief of the Daily Caller is forced to ask forgiveness for reporter Patrick Howley's latest mistake
White guys still don’t get it: This is the real reason they dominate TV
Soraya Chemaly
Institutional sexism explains why the media is dominated by white men. Here's how we start fixing it
The New York Times manufactures ignorance: More half-truths about Ukraine
Patrick L. Smith
Once again, the media and the foreign policy establishment are dangerously misreading history and current events
6 obscene paydays for the rich that prove the deck is stacked against ordinary Americans
RJ Eskow
Because it's hard to argue that everything's alright when Marissa Mayer gives $100 million to a failed Yahoo exec
Christie’s “rogue elements”: Leader of investigative panel unloads to Salon
Josh Eidelson
John Wisniewski says Christie's a "bad manager" at best, who's chasing GOP primary votes at the expense of N.J.
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