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Ben Kingsley on “Ender’s Game” tattoos: “I was conscious of their special power, their significance”
Daniel D'Addario
The Oscar-winner on playing a Maori military leader and why special effects don't mean doom for actors
Libertarians are even whiter and wealthier than the GOP
Steven Rosenfeld
They are not the same as Tea Partiers or the religious right; this is a different crowd
My sexuality after porn
Isaac Abel
Years of Internet smut screwed with my mind. With my girlfriend's help, I tried to reprogram how I get turned on
I loved Lou Reed more than you
Neal Pollack
I saw the Velvets 350 times. No one influenced my art and poetry more. A special tribute from his biggest fan
Richard Dawkins: “I’m a sucker for nice religious leaders”
Prachi Gupta
The atheist author and evolutionary biologist on Islam, the Pope and Jewish Nobel Prize winners
“The POLITICO Culture”
Alex Pareene
The guy responsible for the worst of Politico is being promoted, which actually might be a good thing
“We want to change the world”: Inside a white supremacist conference aimed at millennials
Lauren M. Fox
Young white supremacists gather in D.C. to talk Ayn Rand, race and IQ, economic collapse. We crash the sad event
Poet & Photographer Thomas Sayers Ellis On the Modern Legacy of Dr. Maya Angelou
Sponsored by Cole Haan
Known for her breakthrough works, Dr. Maya Angelou has inspired poet/photographer Thomas Sayers Ellis
The deceptive legacy of Lou Reed
Andrew O'Hehir
Avatar of avant-garde cool and punk godfather, Lou Reed was a crafty chameleon whose sensibility shaped our age
Dexter Manley calls Troy Aikman a “queer,” laughs about it
Katie McDonough
Manley eventually relented to his hosts' calls for an apology, saying, "OK, I apologize"
The latest offensive breast cancer meme: Mamming
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Posting your cleavage on Instagram does nothing to fight breast cancer
Actually, everyone is telling college women not to drink
Katie McDonough
Contrary to what Caitlin Flanagan and others argue, many universities are already warning women about alcohol
Watching TV can make you a better person
Tom Jacobs
New research finds that television shows can make you more altruistic, but only when viewed with proper reflection
Fighting sexism with cross-stitch: The rise of misandry crafts
Hayley Krischer
In response to the rampant misogyny of the Internet, feminists are putting "misandry" on shirts, hats and jewelry
“Big Sur” star Jean-Marc Barr: “I’ve been living Kerouac all my life. So there was nothing to play”
Gary M. Kramer
The actor talks to Salon about Twitter, celebrity, and why reading Kerouac made him skateboard more
Reagan’s Southern strategy gave rise to the Tea Party
Lawrence Freedman
By leveraging race and religion — especially in the South — he set an example for today's bitter politics
David Folkenflik: Rupert Murdoch’s rules
Alex Halperin
NPR's media correspondent discusses the tycoon's politics, his broken promises and how he changed the media
Science for stoners: What is marijuana “abuse?”
K.M. Cholewa
As the country fitfully moves toward tolerance, what constitutes a wrong way to smoke pot?
How long should you stick with a new TV show?
Daniel Carlson
A few basic rules if you're just getting into underwhelming newcomers like "Brooklyn Nine-Nine"
GOP civil war! Poll shows Tea Party disdains religious right
Kerry Eleveld
A new poll adds more heat to the GOP civil war — the Tea Party's lack of interest in the religious right's agenda
Why we love cat memes
Damaris Colhoun
Grumpy Cat's ancestors hail from ancient Egypt and mid-20th century France, and show why cat art fascinates us
The importance of feeling seen: Why interracial families on commercials matter
Roxane Gay
When advertisers ignore diversity, it's because they think some lives don't count. But ads are getting better
How shameless Christian con artists took over the GOP
Amanda Marcotte
Conservative politicians are exploiting their voters the same way some church leaders exploit believers
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