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Why the art world hates “Work of Art”
Glen Helfand
Insiders can't stand the new Bravo show. But are they just afraid that its contestants will succeed?
Choke points leave us vulnerable
Dan Gillmor
Technology's points of failure -- and control -- remain a constant worry even in the Internet Age
What ever happened to “You’re welcome”?
Matt Zoller Seitz
The once mandatory phrase has been replaced by annoyingly casual responses, to which I say: No, thanks!
Reclaiming Phil Spector’s troubled genius
Justin Sullivan
While the legendary producer sits behind bars for murder, a new documentary examines his talent and charm
Meet the “Twilight” dildo designer
Margaret Eby
The man behind the Vamp, a sparkly faux-vampire phallus, dishes on the world of pop culture-inspired sex toys
Lady Business: Cleavage in the workplace
Julie Klausner
I find myself distracted by my co-worker's low-cut tops. Is she dressing inappropriately or am I being a boob?
Men eat meat, women eat chocolate: How food gets gendered
Riddhi Shah
How food gets assigned a gender
Google ups benefits for gays
Ryan Brown
The web giant will pay the extra taxes on same-sex partner benefits for its esteemed "gayglers"
The odiousness of the distorted Godwin’s Law
Glenn Greenwald
Prohibitions that arose from German aggression were meant to be applied, not shrouded with a code of silence
This just in: Elena Kagan is funny
Megan Hustad
The media comes to a shocking realization: The Supreme Court nominee is both humorous and a lady -- imagine that
Is the USDA adding justice to the basic food groups?
Francis Lam
For the first time ever, our official dietary guidelines might address access to healthy food for poor people
The “Real World” creator has some explaining to do
Margaret Eby
The catty MTV reality show heads to New Orleans -- but is it exploitation? Jonathan Murray responds
I am a Radical Homemaker failure
Madeline Holler
A new movement of canning, baking moms find inspiration in frugality. Me? I just hate it
“The Twilight Saga: Eclipse”: Edward, Jacob and Bella’s hot three-way
Andrew O'Hehir
This action-packed third installment is more vampire movie and less languid romance. Is that what Twihards want?
Why do Republicans (pretend to) hate the Upper West Side?
Joe Conason
Growing up on Manhattan's West Side is un-American -- unless you happen to be named Kristol or Podhoretz
Behind the 2204355 prank
Matt Zoller Seitz
The Internet is baffled by a site with a black man dancing with fried chicken. We untangle part of the mystery
It’s not even coded bigotry anymore
Joan Walsh
The GOP hits Elena Kagan for admiring Thurgood Marshall and hailing from "Manhattan's Upper West Side"
Shiloh Jolie-Pitt wants to be a boy!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The media had a conniption over the 4-year-old's totally normal short hair. Here comes another shocker
The two poles of journalism
Glenn Greenwald
Michael Hastings and Lara Logan illustrate the difference between afflicting and serving the powerful
“The Sultan’s Shadow:” The runaway princess of Zanzibar
Laura Miller
The story of a royal rebel and the Arab slave trade makes for popular history at its best in "The Sultan's Shadow"
“Sex at Dawn”: Why monogamy goes against our nature
Thomas Rogers
From testicle size to our slutty ancestors, a new book explains what human history teaches us about sex and couples
The Jeffrey Goldberg Media
Glenn Greenwald
The more falsehoods and propaganda spewed by The Atlantic writer, the more he advances
TV’s best new taboo-busting comedy
Heather Havrilesky
FX presents Louis C.K.'s "Louie," a portrait of the world's most pessimistic comedian as a middle-aged man
The year in gay
Thomas Rogers
Slide show: From "Modern Family" to GOP sex scandals -- highlights from the past 12 months in queer culture
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