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Fox News cares more about dogs than women
Katie Halper
The network chose to celebrate National Dog Day rather than Women's Equality Day. Let's compare the two
Inside the minds behind Funny or Die
Akshay Arabolu
The business team behind Funny or Die explains why it's one of the most popular humor sites on the Internet
The “dematerialization” of society in the digital age
LEE PETERSON
Young consumers no longer care about owning and displaying physical possessions that meant so much to their parents
Marches won’t cut it anymore: Why this week’s feels like a funeral
Brittney Cooper
The March on Washington of 1963 held great importance -- here's why the 50th anniversary is more like a eulogy
Miley Cyrus joins the boys’ club
Soraya Chemaly
Miley Cyrus acted like a male pop star at the VMAs. But she'll get criticized like a female one
No, smartphones are not destroying the culture
Andrew Leonard
How mobile devices disrupted the singalong during a wedding weekend and it was great
Rush Limbaugh outraged by Miley Cyrus’ VMA performance
Prachi Gupta
The conservative shock jock called her VMA performance "pure, unadulterated rot"
Fast Company’s smartest women on Twitter
ANN CHARLES
From Chelsea Clinton to Elizabeth Warren; a list of 25 women whose voices stand out of the social media crowd
Donald Trump’s defense doesn’t disappoint (except maybe legally)
Jim Newell
With Trump University being sued for $40 million, the titan says his students love the classes. Let's take a look
America is no-vacation nation
Jodie Gummow
The US is the only developed economy without legally mandated vacations and it’s costing us more than just money
TV channel or cult?: Fox News’ paranoid P.R. machine
Alex Pareene
Paranoid culture of secrecy includes a political campaign-style P.R. apparatus that plants smears against critics
How Justin Timberlake forced America to love him
Daniel D'Addario
The "Mirrors" singer had every reason not to succeed, but managed to bend pop culture to his will
School is a prison — and damaging our kids
Peter Gray
Longer school years aren't the answer. The problem is school itself. Compulsory teach-and-test simply doesn't work
“An opera of breasts”: But I really did love putting the stories in Playboy!
Amy Grace Loyd
I was hired to revive the literary tradition of an adult magazine. By the author of "The Affairs of Others"
What about Jerusalem makes people go crazy?
Christine Montross
A disorder where the history-laden city triggers a psychotic event
TV characters are invading our lives!
Travis M. Andrews
From a "Treme" cookbook to "Breaking Bad" playlists, networks are increasingly acting like TV characters are real
Feminism’s amazing achievement: Changing the conversation — and laws — about rape
Estelle B. Freedman
Our current understanding of sexual assault was born during the women's movement -- and created real legal change
My brother became my sister
Molly Haskell
“This is where I belong:" At age 60, my brother told me he wanted to become a woman
Last suspect in Mumbai gang rape arrested
Katy Daigle
The last of five men wanted in the rape of a 22-year-old Indian photojournalist was apprehended Sunday in New Delhi
Female television characters are two-dimensional
Jos Truitt
From Skyler White to Daenarys Targaryen, there are a few well-developed women on TV, but we have a long way to go
Decades of failures: Why the CIA keeps blowing it
Rhodri Jeffreys-Jones
Every failure has been rewarded with more money -- and weakened America's standing around the world
What’s in a name? Chelsea Manning and Muhammad Ali
Andrew O'Hehir
Almost 50 years ago, another big-name newsmaker shocked America with a new identity that challenged our prejudices
Where are the women in today’s hip-hop?
Feminista Jones
Women helped make hip-hop what it is today -- so why aren't female MCs more visible?
Before money ran the capital
Michael Winship
The growing number of extravagantly paid ex-Congress members and staffers have transformed D.C. since Nixon
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