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A new low for Nokia
Andrew Leonard
So much for world domination. The one-time cellphone king is selling its own headquarters
Don’t hate me because I’m beautiful
Katie McDonough
Tired of being bullied for her killer abs, Britton Delizia is fighting back -- with bullying of her own
Grisly tabloid photo captures our inhumanity
David Sirota
The New York Post's photo of a man on the subway tracks wasn't just exploitative -- it reminded us we are alone
Macklemore, the unapologetically pro-gay rapper
Alex Seitz-Wald
First, Frank Ocean came out. Now Macklemore's song "Same Love" has gone viral. Is rap becoming LGBT-friendly?
When Jews ruled basketball
David Davis
A brilliant, if uneven, new collection of essays celebrates the rarest breed of athlete -- the Jewish jock
Obamacare architect heads to Big Pharma
Natasha Lennard
Liz Fowler again exemplifies the blurred lines between the healthcare industry and Washington
Pizza Hut perfume now exists
Prachi Gupta
The idea that started as an Internet joke turned into a marketing campaign for Pizza Hut Canada
8 possible futures for legalized pot
Martin A. Lee
Drug policy reformers are still grappling over different strategies, but here's how things could play out
The package deal
Soraya Roberts
More actors are seen going commando and full-frontal: Is this a sign they're relinquishing their masculinity?
“Doomsday Preppers”: Living like you’re gonna die tomorrow
Roger Catlin
Forget "The Walking Dead" and "Revolution." These National Geographic characters are truly ready for doomsday
Everyone loves a shiny nose
Rob LeDonne
We've tuned in to "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" every year for five decades. What makes it so darn special?
Why can Limbaugh speak, but not Costas?
David Sirota
Conservatives get outraged when a celebrity talks politics, as long as it's not one of their "expert" entertainers
New search engine connects literary dots
Hillel Italie
Small Demons is an online encyclopedia and "Storyverse" for thousands of books.
Israel’s running PR disaster
Noga Tarnopolsky
The country makes surprisingly little effort to put forward a good image in the world -- and it shows
Who killed the music industry?
Stephen Deusner
From radio to the Internet, the recording industry has a long history of blaming media for pop's imminent demise
America’s gun industry is booming
Jennifer Wilmore
A recent Gallup survey indicates 47 percent of American adults keep guns -- the most since 1993
“Condom ambulance” coming to a campus near you
Katie McDonough
A college sophomore's condom delivery start-up wants to make safe sex cool -- and convenient
Who is the real Thomas Jefferson?
Salon Staff
A heated Op-Ed war among historians is picking up where two controversial new biographies left off this fall
Are fans responsible for Jovan Belcher?
Aaron Traister
Jovan Belcher's murder-suicide was hideous -- and tragic. It's time we stop enabling the NFL's culture of violence
Murdoch shutters The Daily
Natasha Lennard
The iPad paper was running at losses of $30 million per year
There is no “Chinese cuisine”
Alex Butterworth
English chef Fuchsia Dunlop explains Western misperceptions about one of our favorite culinary imports
Bob Costas slams gun culture
Alex Halperin
On national television, the NBC sportscaster says handguns do not enhance safety
“The Hobbit” is not a hipster!
Robert Rodi
Bilbo boasts homely virtues like wit and wisdom. Bestowing him with irony is a betrayal to Tolkien
A plan to drive conservatives wild
Kevin Charles Redmon
The American Academy of Pediatrics says docs should pre-prescribe Plan B birth control to girls under 17
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