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Video games’ race problem goes all the way to the top

Sidney Fussell
What we really need to fix is an insular industry, and a gaming culture that punishes people for bringing up race

Why not Miley Cyrus for Person of the Year?

Daniel D'Addario
The twerking pop star's inclusion as a Person of the Year nominee stoked controversy. It was the right choice

Depressed? Climate change could be to blame

Geoff Dembicki
A new study on Canada's Inuit reveals our psyches remain deeply vulnerable to environmental change

Good riddance, Chip Wilson! Lululemon’s tone-deaf chairman steps down

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Amid a flurry of bad publicity, the controversial Lululemon founder takes his leave

Millennials strike back: No, we’re not just whiny babies!

Tim Donovan, William Guida
Stop railing against helicopter parents, or saying 20-somethings can't handle stress. The truth is far more complex

How big banks scam their own employees, too

Josh Eidelson
Workers speak out: "I started to have panic attacks and lost all pride in my work because it was never good enough"

The Mandelas, hip-hop and Cliff Huxtable: How black popular culture can politicize us

Brittney Cooper
It was fitting where I learned of the former president's death -- and reminded me where I first heard his name

Will Ferrell: 2013’s most overexposed star

Daniel D'Addario
"Ron Burgundy's" endless public appearances threaten to make us sick of "Anchorman 2" before it even opens

Whitewashed TV isn’t just racist. It’s boring!

Daniel José Older
Perpetuating stereotypes isn't just immoral -- it's bad TV. That's why shows like "Sleepy Hollow" are so crucial

Daily Caller: Sexually harassing women is a fun activity, just like skiing

Katie McDonough
Sexual harassment is just like recreational winter sports. Also: Progressives have declared war on sex

Chaz Ebert announces women’s week on RogerEbert.com

Prachi Gupta
The late movie critic had wanted to explore how women respond to and think about film

10 worst right-wing statements of the week — smearing Mandela’s memory edition

Janet Allon
Who gets the prize for most deranged statement this week? Limbaugh? Palin? Santorum? Maybe the RNC

The right’s nonsensical fear: A family-friendly workplace

Katie McDonough
If the right is so sure women are hard-wired to want babies over careers, why not support policies to test this?

“Newtown”: The truth about Sandy Hook

Laura Miller
A new book on the school shooting last year offers a clearer picture of one of America's darkest hours

Why award season is bad for movies

Daniel Carlson
Prizes ruin the magic of cinema and make films a means to an end, rather than an end in itself

Michael Pollan: Bad food is costing America its economic health

Jason Mark
"The Omnivore's Dilemma" author on diabetes' strain on Obamacare, and why our eating habits are worse than ever

Study: America’s culture economy is doomed

Tom Jacobs
New NEA report finds that in the wake of the recession, the arts represent a shrinking portion of our GDP

Scientists hunting particle that could explain the universe

Ray Jayawardhana
Neutrinos are the most abundant matter particles. They are just beginning to give up their secrets

Travels with right-wing nuts: My road trip on Route GOP with Paul Ryan and Michele Bachmann

Eric Lutz
One liberal, three GOP strongholds: What a drive through Ryan and Bachmann country says about America right now

A brief history of cocaine

Richard J. Miller
Both the Pope and France's chief rabbi endorsed Vin Mariani, a concoction of Bordeaux and cocaine. It sold well

Rashida Jones has “had enough” with the “pornification of pop stars”

Prachi Gupta
The feminist actress criticizes pop stars for "acting like whores," without realizing how anti-feminist that is

“Superman’s” forgotten Jewish roots

Samuel Sattin
The comic book's first publisher was Romanian-born. Zach Snyder's epic captures none of its hero's complex history

Our outrageous media created the Tea Party

Jeffrey M. Berry, Sarah Sobieraj
How "melodrama, misrepresentative exaggeration and mockery" became the dominant tone on cable and talk radio

Why we crave shows like “Scandal”

Neil Drumming
Full disclosure: I'm not a "Scandal" fan. But I understand why people like their reality with a dose of fantasy
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