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Times Square among 900 sites “occupied”
Justin Elliott
The consumer capital comes to a halt as movement spreads to London, Frankfurt, Rome, throughout the world
“The Unconquered”: Tracking isolated Indians in the Brazilian jungle
Emma Mustich
What's it like to come face-to-face -- almost -- with "uncontacted" Indians? An intrepid journalist talks to Salon
The evil twin of the Keystone XL oil pipeline
Michael Byers
Canada pushes for a second conduit through native lands and pristine waters
Welcome to the food justice movement
Andrew Leonard
Navina Khanna has dedicated her life to fighting for more equitable and sustainable food systems
Why would anyone remake “Footloose”?
Susannah Gora
Let's hear it for the boy, again? The Kevin Bacon movie gets a reboot, and aging Gen Xers groan
Pick of the week: By the shores of California’s dead sea
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Docu-musical hybrid "Bombay Beach" captures life on the bottom rung of the American dream
The work of a surreal designer
Steven Heller
His fascinating art has appeared everywhere from Vogue to the MoMA
I love gay male porn
Tracy Clark-Flory
A straight woman has a thing for guy-on-guy action and wants to know: "What's up with that?"
Why “branding” won’t save the creative class
Scott Timberg
Freelance work -- and a strong "brand" -- will never beat a job. Free agency's nice -- but so is health insurance
Hedge founder gets 11 years in insider trade probe
Larry Neumeister
Raj Rajaratnam, "the modern face of illegal insider trading," gets 11 years in prison
Why teens should read adult fiction
Brian McGreevy
Parents push young-adult fiction because it's safe. But protecting kids from sex, death and adult themes is wrong
Are sperm banks unethical?
Anneli Rufus
Corporate baby-making has a lot of unintended -- and troubling -- consequences
The tribesman who Facebook friended me
Jonnie Hughes
He was a hunter-gatherer from remote Papua New Guinea. And now he was in my feed. How did this happen?
Almodóvar builds a new Frankenstein
Andrew O'Hehir
The film rebel explains the controversial rape scene in his new thriller, and his reunion with Antonio Banderas
When Cartoon Network was born
J.J. Sedelmaier
In 1992, the idea of a 24-hour cartoon channel was mind-blowing
How the National Book Awards made themselves irrelevant
Laura Miller
A once-influential literary prize is now the Newbery Medal for adults: Good for you whether you like it or not
Has the price of Silver gone up?
Matt Zoller Seitz
The new movie version of the classic western will star Johnny Depp as Tonto -- and cost $215 million. Why?
The rise of LGBT “honor killings”
Jodi Hilton
In Turkey, one man's murder of his gay son highlights a growing problem
Design for the people!
August Heffner
Our lack of public works may put American graphic artists at a disadvantage
The aesthetics of “Sleep No More”
Meg Paradise
New York's "Sleep No More," which takes place in an abandoned hotel, creates a wholly immersive theater experience
All I want is love and babies!
Cary Tennis
All my friends are so ambitious, with their jobs and their internships. But I don't want that!
The monoculture is a myth
Steven Hyden
Three TV networks? Music dictated by MTV? Nostalgia for a shared past creates false history. We have it better now
Should childbirth be performance art?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A New York gallery becomes a birthing room -- and tests the limits of creative freedom
Will Perry regain his footing, or marginalize himself for good?
Steve Kornacki
Another humbling weekend for the Texas governor sets the stage for a week that could decide just how viable he is
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