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New CNN anchor: criticisms of network are “a sign of respect”

Daniel D'Addario
Anchors Chris Cuomo and Kate Bolduan on the Boston bombing, Carnival Cruise coverage, and how they'll be different

Rob Delaney: Fight corporations with comedy

Prachi Gupta
The comedian told the Guardian that although he doesn't trust corporate America, "hate doesn't fix things"

How werewolf erotica found its way to prison

Laura Miller
A hardened prisoner was comfortable enough reading werewolf romances that he sued for the right -- and won

“Bling Ring” reality show is “Keeping Up With the Kardashians” on Adderall

Willa Paskin
"Pretty Wild" features all our current plagues: Pills, the Secret and, of course, celebrity culture

Mike Huckabee: “We’re now even seeing television commercials portraying same-sex couples”

Katie Halper
The former governor (who's been called a "model" for Republicans on LGBT rights) doesn't like what he sees on TV

Pope Francis: there’s a “gay lobby” in the church

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The new pope is shaping up to be the Vatican's damage-control nightmare

Kanye West: “The idea of Kanye and vanity are like, synonymous”

Prachi Gupta
The grandiose rapper refers to himself in the third person and compares himself to Steve Jobs

The crotch shot revenge

Tracy Clark-Flory
A man sends a woman an unsolicited photo of his penis and she responds by contacting his mother

Google bolsters mapping service, purchases Waze

Michael Liedtke
The $1.03 billion deal was announced Tuesday

“When Americans understand, they become outraged”

Andrew Leonard
The StopWatching.Us campaign aims to turn grass-roots anger at secret surveillance into political action

Mailer, Styron and Auden, all in the same publication

Jon Wiener
Robert Silvers reflects on the 50th anniversary of the New York Review of Books -- and how it's managed to survive

“One and Only” author: “It’s like I’m suggesting that people should have aborted their own children”

Teddy Wayne
Author Lauren Sandler discusses the blowback she's gotten for suggesting that only children might be just fine

“The Lord of the Rings” vs. “Game of Thrones”

GEORGE SCHMIDT
Tolkien's epic fantasy seems downright naive compared to George R.R. Martin's post-Cold War political parable

Today in silly book reviews: Let’s all fight about Alice Munro

Kyle Minor
The veteran writer's now enough of an institution to inspire takedowns. She doesn't deserve them

Luhrmann’s “Gatsby” is like “crayoning Donald Duck into ‘The Last Supper'”

Wai Chee Dimock, T. Austin Graham, John Irwin, Caleb Smith
Fitzgerald scholars debate the merits and many foibles of the "Moulin Rouge" director's glitzy new take

When Jeff Koons painted Michel Jackson white

John Yau
A new exhibition of the artist's Greco-Roman sculptures helps explain his motives

The spaceship poetry of Iain M. Banks

Andrew Leonard
The popular science fiction author died Sunday of cancer. A look back at what made his Culture series so memorable

A memoir of female lust

Tracy Clark-Flory
Katherine Angel bares all in a strikingly honest book about women's desire, and her own sexuality

Can a sleepy Chinese town become a cultural mecca?

Jonathan Kalb
A huge theater festival is China's latest bid to become a world-class artistic powerhouse

The Internet didn’t ruin “Arrested Development”!

Dustin Rowles
The fourth season of the beloved series isn't nearly as cringeworthy as bloggers and critics have made it out to be

Can Brooklyn’s sweetest landmark be saved?

Allison Meier
Community organizers are rallying to transform the historic Domino Sugar Factory into a cultural center

Postmortem portraiture: Creepy or sweet?

Allison Meier
While photographing dead relatives might sound morbid, some see it as a way to memorialize their loved ones

We need a break from Jon Stewart

Daniel D'Addario
The "Daily Show" host takes the summer off to direct a movie. Here's hoping he returns cleansed of annoying tics

Commenters threaten writer with rape after she argues against rape jokes

Prachi Gupta
Lindy West and Jim Norton debated the role of rape jokes in rape culture, but the Internet had the last word
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