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“Veronica Mars” Kickstarts a movie project
Willa Paskin
"Veronica Mars" fans invest in a movie that Warner Bros. stands to profit from — and that's just fine
“Rhoda” gives lessons in life — and death
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Valerie Harper discusses her terminal prognosis with the media, confronting with bravery "the pain ahead"
11 heinous lies conservatives are teaching America’s schoolchildren
Amanda Marcotte
The right has a new plan to capture the country's youth vote: Take over public school curriculums
“Spring Breakers”: James Franco’s outrageous Gatsby-pocalypse
Andrew O'Hehir
"Girls Gone Wild" goes to hell in Harmony Korine's sublime, tedious and ridiculous new film
Evangelical church accused of ignoring sexual abuse, “pedophilia ring”
T.F. Charlton
Sovereign Grace is not the first church to face cover-up allegations -- and it probably won't be the last
My brother’s life, unraveled
Alex Halperin
Anthony was a star. But he faced a threat that none of us could contain
New York’s finest Islamophobes
Falguni A. Sheth
A new report sheds light on NYPD’s secret surveillance of Muslim communities. And what it reveals about liberals
Stephenie Meyer says “traditional romance” books are “too smutty”
Prachi Gupta
The "Twilight" author doesn't read erotica, either
Patrick Stewart: Men need to help end abuse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor speaks out on rape, telling men to prevent domestic violence
LeBron James might improve your pension
David Davis
Athletes, once exploited by owners, now have very powerful unions. Can other workers learn from their victories?
Conservatives can’t get enough of “The Bible”
Paul Harvey
The History Channel's new series is being championed by the likes of Glenn Beck and Joel Osteen. Of course it is
Bro-gressives’ love affair with Rand Paul
Adele M. Stan
The hero-worship of the racist, misogynistic Kentucky senator brings out the worst in certain progressive dudes
Researcher: Zombie fads peak when society unhappy
Meg Kinnard
The walking dead mirror a level of cultural dissatisfaction and economic upheaval, says researcher Sarah Lauro
Sheryl Sandberg tells Salon: I was wrong about women
Irin Carmon
The Facebook exec talks to us about running for office, picking a partner and how she's evolved on feminism
“Paleofantasy”: Stone Age delusions
Laura Miller
An evolutionary biologist explains why everything you think you know about cavemen (and their diet) is wrong
Marvel releasing 700 No. 1 issues digitally
Matt Moore
Editions will include fan favorites and lesser known characters like Mr. Fantastic, Power Man and Iron Fist
Grumpy Cat reigns supreme
Andrew Leonard
Elon Musk, sit down. Get out of here, Al Gore. At SXSW, the people have voted. The frowny cat wins
You’re such a jerk
William B. Irvine
If that headline makes you feel bad, an expert says it's because we're genetically wired to take offense
A Protestant liberal defends clerical celibacy
Kate Blanchard
A vow of abstinence can remind a believer of values like contentment and solidarity, even if it's not for everyone
Top contenders to be the next pope
Associated Press
The conclave of cardinals is ready to get down to the real business of selecting the next Pope
“Vodou is like a gun” (and that’s how you spell it)
Sylvia A. Harvey
In a Brooklyn basement, practitioners of the Haitian religion summon ancient spirits, and defend their faith
Top 5 investigative videos of the week: When drones attack!
Amanda Pike
From Vice's "Inside North Korea" to "Attack of the Drones," a look at the best YouTube has to offer
America’s new sex toy revolution
David Rosen
U.S. sales are skyrocketing, aided by $15 billion in annual revenue from online retailers
Invest in readers, not MFAs
Laura Miller
A $50 million donation to creative writing programs is a misplaced effort to foster literary culture
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