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Can we ever escape product placement?
David Sirota
"Supersize Me" star Morgan Spurlock explains how ad campaigns have penetrated every part of American life
James Franco’s long-con of sexuality and fake art
Drew Grant
The actor leaks gossip about his love life in order to keep us from paying attention to his avant-garde scams
What to watch instead of “Breaking Bad”
Drew Grant
If AMC's award-winning meth show has you craving more drugs and paranoia, we've got just the fix
Cameron testifies to Parliament in hacking probe
Paisley Dodds
British PM defends government work of arrested aide, a former News of the World editor
The antiwar movement isn’t dead
Medea Benjamin
Todd Gitlin says peace protesting is done. Just because we're not marching doesn't mean we're not fighting
The summer’s most beautiful books
Nicole Torres
From a work on cartoon advertising to a tome on the history of design, a look at the season's best art hardcovers
The 10 greatest “missing movies”
Andrew O'Hehir
Films we'll never see, from "Greed" to "Gatsby" to Jerry Lewis at the Holocaust
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: "Archie's" updated spinoff, "Game of
Thrones" casts major players, and Spike Jonze's music video
Wizards or Jedis?
Matt Zoller Seitz
Salon's TV critic and his ninth-grader discuss the cross-generational magic of Harry Potter and Luke Skywalker
Envisioning a new Antarctica
Steven Heller
A new book explores the art, science and politics behind the stateless continent
News Corp.-owned media outlets say people are overreacting to News Corp. scandal
Alex Pareene
As two of Britain's top cops resign, a few American outlets try to downplay Murdoch's crimes
Greetings from the brink of nuclear annihilation
J.C. Gabel
A stunning new book brings together atomic Cold War propaganda from across the globe
The argument for sexual exclusivity
Tracy Clark-Flory
An evolutionary biologist explains why monogamy -- or at least the appearance of it -- really matters
What our gambling problem is really costing us
Sam Skolnik
The country's growing dependence on gaming is destroying more lives than ever. And I should know: I'm an addict
Pop Torn: 10 pieces of cultural ambivalence
Drew Grant
This week we're on the fence about: Slave Leia costumes, Lindsay Lohan in "Black Swan," Emmy nods and angry pandas
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: A "Harry Potter" star terrified of women, Tiger Woods' ex-wife's rebound, and a Muppets tribute
The dangerous myth of “Friends With Benefits”
Drew Grant
Why the bang-buddy narrative is harmful to our culture
“Tabloid”: The beauty queen who “raped” a Mormon
Andrew O'Hehir
In Errol Morris' "Tabloid," the story of a former Miss Wyoming and her Mormon lover becomes a delirious enigma
How to hold a postmortem meeting
David Sherwin
The project's finished! It's time to evaluate the work you've done and help your team learn from the experience
Union thugs found not guilty of assault on Tea Party hero
Alex Pareene
White House, SEIU, Media Matters, Tides Foundation all to blame, Breitbart site says
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: "Glee's" graduating class, an oral history of
"Friday Night Lights," and turning a highway into art
Murdoch now faces Parliamentary summons, FBI investigation
Alex Pareene
News Corp. only guilty of "minor mistakes," mogul tells own paper in interview
Murdochs defy parliament in phone hack inquiry
Jill Lawless, Robert Barr
Father and son refuse to appear before parliamentary committee
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