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“Game of Thrones”: Thanks to HBO, you can visit Westeros on your next vacation
Jude Dry
Winter is coming: But with luck your all-inclusive Westeros vacation to Northern Ireland will come first!
Smart Watch: Let’s look at men via portrayals in “Mr Inbetween,” “Insecure” and other TV shows
Melanie McFarland
How does TV define masculinity for us? A number of ways, as these four series show us.
Eugène Delacroix at the Met: A 19th-century retrospective that evokes today’s turmoil
Claire Black McCoy
Romantic painter Eugène Delacroix sought to understand the era he called "the century of unbelievable things"
Nickelodeon’s 360-degree nostalgia machine: Making shows that never go out of style
Matthew Rozsa
Yes, '90s kids love Nickelodeon shows. And they have kids of their own now, too
SEC sues Elon Musk, may bar him from being CEO of any public company
Izzie Ramirez
The CEO's messy and increasingly bizarre behavior is prompting the SEC to take a closer look
Senate Republicans: Would you trust Brett Kavanaugh alone with a woman you care about?
Chauncey DeVega
Nothing can convince Republicans to vote against Brett Kavanaugh, although they likely know he's untrustworthy
Brett Kavanaugh’s grotesque carnival: Will Republicans put this petulant child on the Supreme Court?
Heather Digby Parton
We finally saw Brett Kavanaugh's true colors — and Republicans loved it. He may be Donald Trump's perfect legacy
From Clarence Thomas to Brett Kavanaugh: the view of history and her story, as seen on TV
Melanie McFarland
Millions saw Christine Blasey Ford and Brett Kavanaugh testify, but only time will tell who we actually listened to
How Trump hijacked the government’s transparency process in an attempt to trap Rod Rosenstein
Jefferson Morley
Donald Trump took a popular liberal idea and used it to attack the rule of law
What Jedidiah Jenkins learned by bicycling across the world
Keith A. Spencer
A year-long, 14,000 mile journey through the Americas gave Jedidiah Jenkins new insight on our connectedness
What to do with #MeToo anger while Dr. Christine Blasey Ford testifies
Terry H. Schwadron
Women and men can take It to the voting booth in November
Showdown on Capitol Hill: After an insane news day, it’s zero-hour for Kavanaugh, Ford
Heather Digby Parton
Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford set to testify: After disastrous Trump comments, will Republicans fold?
The world laughed at Donald Trump
Vijay Prashad
But the rest of his speech is a serious threat to world order and peace
The saga of Brett Kavanaugh: Class, social capital and endless privilege
Chauncey DeVega
Kavanaugh comes from a class normally protected from the consequences of its bad behavior. Will that change?
Bill Cosby’s prison sentence: Why the next phase of #MeToo should prioritize survivors
Rachel Leah
In the #MeToo era, continued skepticism and disparagement of survivors illuminates just how far we still have to go
WTF is wrong with Kavanaugh? Even conservative bro culture might not save him now
Lucian K. Truscott IV
If the same scared little punk who appeared on Fox News shows up in front of the Senate, it’s over
Carl Hart on why it’s time to legalize drugs: “What is wrong with people making that choice?”
Chauncey DeVega
Psychologist and author on the myths of the opioid "epidemic," and why it's time to ask Americans to be adults
Trump’s new (non-Democratic) normal
John Feffer
What happens when the adults in the room are as scary as the crying baby?
GOP Senate candidate suggests Brett Kavanaugh should be confirmed even if he’s guilty
Matthew Rozsa
"Even if it’s all true, does it disqualify him?" asks North Dakota Republican Rep. Kevin Cramer
Decoding the Rod Rosenstein melodrama: Distraction from Kavanaugh, or part of a larger plot?
Heather Digby Parton
Someone's trying to destroy Rosenstein or lure the media away from the Kavanaugh scandal. Quite likely both
Brett Kavanaugh on Fox News Channel’s “The Story”: “I’m the one telling the truth”
Melanie McFarland
UPDATED: Sticking to a script in a chat with Martha MacCallum, the Supreme Court nominee did himself no favors
Brett Kavanaugh gives “The Circus” what it desperately needs: cliffhangers and unpredictable twists
Melanie McFarland
Shifting odds on the latest Supreme Court nominee add fresh spice to Showtime's crisis-driven political show
“America is becoming more like Russia” says Russian-born novelist Gary Shteyngart
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The best-selling author on his new novel "Lake Success," and why we should be more wary of Ivy leaguers
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