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Best moments of the Oscar front-runners: Love gone wrong in “American Hustle”
Andrew O'Hehir
A second look at this year's tight Oscar race: First up, "American Hustle" as a tale of manly love betrayed
Don’t remove your ovaries just yet
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Headlines urge surgery for women with a cancer gene -- what happened to choice?
Anne Hathaway’s long, quiet year, and how she should come back at the Oscars
Daniel D'Addario
Hollywood's most polarizing star admits she's taken time away from her haters. She shouldn't apologize anymore
“Whore phobia” and Ashton Kutcher’s creepy PSA: The problem with banning prostitution
Josh Eidelson
Author Melissa Gira Grant on how prohibition endangers sex workers. And how pop culture misunderstands them
We’re being screwed by Spotify! David Byrne, R.E.M.’s Mike Mills and Cake’s John McCrea on the fight for artists’ rights
Scott Timberg
"We need to have a sustainable system for people who create culture," says John McCrea, announcing a new coalition
Arizona Super Bowl Host Committee denounces anti-LGBTQ bill
Katie McDonough
Gov. Jan Brewer also weighs in, says she will "do the right thing" for Arizona
White America’s “waiver mania”: The right’s plot to minimize its culture war defeat
Brian Beutler
Rather than deny America's cultural shifts, conservatives have a new strategy: exemption from laws that offend them
Piers Morgan, CNN’s identity crisis, and how the network can rebuild
Daniel D'Addario
The CNN host is leaving soon -- why did it all go so wrong?
On Michael Dunn, and raising black sons: Jordan Davis’ mother talks to Salon
Josh Eidelson
"I used to say to him...you’re just going to have to turn the other cheek...Because people nowadays will shoot you"
The trouble with virginity: What America’s sexual language leaves out
Melissa T. Goldman
Our limited concept of "losing your virginity" ignores the importance of consent
Why I biked through the polar vortex (no, I’m not crazy)
Sarah Tory
If you live in a city with a strong bike culture, you're undeterred by the elements -- even the cold and the snow
When Republicans hated the troops
Steven Casey
Conservative rhetoric about honoring our soldiers conceals their staggering disregard for the loss of life in Iraq
Paul Krugman won’t save us: We need a new conversation about inequality
Thomas Frank
Democrats are scared of class. But issues like inequality are why liberals exist, and talk can't be left to elites
Worse than Wal-Mart: Amazon’s sick brutality and secret history of ruthlessly intimidating workers
Simon Head
You might find your Prime membership morally indefensible after reading these stories about worker mistreatment
Wall Street’s millennial crisis: For young people, the spell has worn off
Peter Finocchiaro
Author Kevin Roose explains why fewer and fewer young people are succumbing to the allure of high finance
From Puritans to Ken Ham: The long history of creationism in America
Jarret Ruminski
Modern-day creationist rhetoric has its roots in the Puritan desire to make America into a "City of God"
Reagan’s Christian revolt: How conservatives hijacked American religion
George M. Marsden
Once upon a time, America's religious communities were politically moderate. Then along came the evangelicals
Wingnuts’ most audacious lie yet: Quietly pretending their views are liberal!
Elias Isquith
Aware they've lost the debate, anti-gay bigots are doing the unthinkable: Reframing their stand as anti-oppression
America’s next Wal-Mart: The indie film industry
Beanie Barnes
Cheap labor and subsidies have created an unsustainable bubble. We need fewer indie films, not more
Generational warfare on the big screen: Raising millennials and fighting with Mom in “Osage County”
Matthew Brandon Wolfson
"August: Osage County" is one of the best depictions yet of the broken relationship between old and young in the US
GOP’s war on “hookup culture”: Tennessee Republicans enraged by college Sex Week
Josh Eidelson
Local wingnuts are "fed up with the perversion" of a college event. A student organizer tells us the real problem
How the Facebook economy is costing us big
Andrew Leonard
Tech companies are increasingly hooking consumers with the promise of free service. But everything comes at a price
Our figure-skating obsession: Why America loves watching women fall
Nico Lang
American media culture loves watching women torn apart, and figure skating is no exception
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