Showing results for: culture (page 361)
Morgan Spurlock’s unconvincing confession
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The filmmaker says he's "part of the problem" but doesn't get it at all
Why Trump’s evangelical supporters welcome move on Jerusalem
Julie Ingersoll
Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital was a dog-whistle to some evangelicals
On the terror of creating year-end TV lists
Melanie McFarland
The anxiety has a clear origin: There's too much TV for one indecisive person to process. I'm going to try anyway
Spotted Pig employees called VIP section a “rape room,” according to exposé
Gabriel Bell
A detailed investigation into the behavior of owner Ken Friedman reveals disturbing claims of sexual misconduct
Alabama shakedown: If Roy Moore wins, should Steve Bannon get credit?
Heather Digby Parton
Pundits are prepared to anoint Bannon as a strategic genius. That's ludicrous, but so is this entire election
The 7 best bets for the winner of the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar
Gary M. Kramer
With 92 submissions for Best Foreign Language Film Oscar who knows where to look? Here are the 7 most likely to win
Saudi Arabia is lifting a 35-year ban on movie theaters, and Twitter is thrilled
Jarrett Lyons
The landmark decision comes alongside other social reforms in the notoriously conservative nation
7 times powerful people gave pathetic apologies for their bad behavior
Kali Holloway
These lame fauxpologies remind us how not to say “I’m sorry.”
Got a boss who denies reality? A behavioral scientist’s guide to tactful truth telling
Gleb Tsipursky
Here's how to respond to those conspiracy theorists and reality deniers in the workplace
Sex still sells, and Australia’s firefighter calendars prove it
Jessica Klein
In 2017 assumptions about sex and workplace have been up-ended, somebody better tell the firefighter calendar guys
12 essential podcasts about the great outdoors
Ma'ayan Plaut
All things outside, from public parks to a show about women exploring Antarctica
Western art’s debt to the Islamic world
Noah Charney
The discipline of art history is slowly recognizing the Arab influence on European art
Democrats’ Franken fiasco has unhappy echoes of the Clarence Thomas affair
Paul Rosenberg
A panicked rush to judgment driven by short-term political calculus: We've seen this before and it doesn't end well
Origins of the alt-right, Part 2: White supremacy is deeply enmeshed in our culture
Anis Shivani
We can't expel alt-right racists as heretics and renegades, when the yearnings they express are found everywhere
Neil Young’s “Harvest”: The sound of a hippie gatecrashing Nashville
Sam Inglis
Like Bob Dylan before him, the anti-establishment singer braved the country establishment to record his masterpiece
Scholar Henry Giroux: “Matters are much worse than when Trump first started”
Chauncey DeVega
The author of "America at War With Itself" discusses the state of American democracy
Is #MeToo moving into domestic violence?
Rachel Leah
As the power of #MeToo continues to evolve, one woman used it to voice allegations of physical abuse
Farmworkers demand freedom from sexual violence
Michelle Chen
"Us too," women of the agribusiness industry have declared
Al Franken, Roy Moore and the Democrats: Exploiting the morality gap
Sophia Tesfaye
Yes, dumping Al Franken might cause short-term political pain. Looking ahead, much bigger issues are at stake
GOP got away with ridiculous claims to defend the tax bill
Liz Posner
How Trump paved the way for Republican lawmakers to be openly classist and racist
#MeToo is working: New data shows attitudes on harassment are changing
Amanda Marcotte
New polling info suggests Americans get why sexual harassment is wrong — and want Donald Trump held accountable
The 5 most shocking things about Harvey Weinstein’s alleged “complicity machine”
Rachel Leah
Shocking new details about the producer's web of co-conspirators hit The New York Times
Page: 361