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“It was like watching home”: “Fresh Off the Boat” makes history with funny and moving Chinese New Year episode
Paula Young Lee
Last night, the Huangs tried to celebrate New Year in 1996 Orlando, to comic and ultimately heartfelt results
No, Bernie Sanders can’t overcome GOP obstructionism. Here’s why that shouldn’t matter
Bob Cesca
The deck is stacked against Sanders' legislative vision. That doesn't mean his vision isn't of vital importance
Bernie bros, stop this meme: Your dumb joke about Hillary’s music taste isn’t funny — it’s predictably sexist
Annie Zaleski
Female music journalists, fans and musicians themselves deal with these false and stupid assumptions all the time
Relive “The People v. O.J. Simpson”: New crime series nails the maddening trial that rocked the ’90s
Sonia Saraiya
With its examination of race and gender in America, FX’s new series feels like it could have happened yesterday
Coldplay’s eat-pray-love India: Their Beyoncé collaboration is even more insidious than cultural appropriation — and it’s not the band’s first time
Paula Young Lee
Just like "Princess of China," "Hymn for the Weekend" is Orientalism—a white guy's fantasy Asia, repackaged & sold
The GOP’s 3-way race from hell: Everything you need to know about last night’s Iowa caucuses
Heather Digby Parton
After months of build up, Republican voters finally made their voices heard. Next: Four more torturous months
“The silent majority has been man-spreading for a while”: Larry Wilmore explains Donald Trump and America’s 2016 rage
Sarah Burris
Why are Americans so angry? Do people just love to be outraged? The "Nightly Show" breaks it down
“The Iowa caucus is the Kim Kardashian of states”: “Daily Show” unloads on our Iowa fixation
Sarah Burris
There's no reason for our obsession with it, "The Daily Show" notes. It's just the way it is
Twitter’s toxic party: Anything goes, everyone’s invited and the host is too terrified to set down house rules
Arthur Chu
What made Twitter great at first was destined to drag it down—but the company won't abandon its freewheeling vision
Where are all the women in American film?
Winsome Brown
As an actor and a member of SAG, I have to ask: Why must we put a woman in a bathtub to give her a voice?
7 places to find porn that’s actually worth watching
Carrie Weisman
There's no shortage of porn on the Internet, but good porn? That's another story. Here are some places to look
Olive Garden has unlimited breadsticks — also lots of labor issues, illness outbreaks, and an icky sexual harassment policy
Saru Jayaraman
The motto may be "When you're here, you're family." When you work there, it's something else entirely
The “electability” argument is bogus: Why Bernie Sanders isn’t the second coming of George McGovern
Daniel Denvir
Establishment dems have for months warned that a Bernie nomination would be disaster. Here's why they're wrong
“The point of having f**k-you money”: We’ve seen how the economy broke down in ’08 — Showtime’s “Billions” shows us why
Sonia Saraiya
The financial crisis left an impression on TV and film, but "Billions" is the rare show that understands the rich
“It’s not a guilty pleasure”: “American Crime Story” faces the complexities of the O.J. trial head-on
Melanie McFarland
The cast of Ryan Murphy's new show discuss O.J Simpson, race, justice and where they watched the white Bronco chase
Our terrified hyperpatriots: Here’s what Palin, Trump and anti-Muslim extremists fear most
Steven Salaita
When Palin demands "speak American" or Trump targets Muslims, this is the fear they're playing on
They’ll always lose the culture wars: The right loves fighting lost causes– but liberals keep winning
Stephen Prothero
Everything's a fight-to-the-death partisan culture war. Liberal progress always wins. That's why they fight so hard
The Illuminati rules?: Sorry, conspiracy theorists, but “secret societies” do not run the world
Mitch Horowitz
"Secret elites" are not America's problem. Looking to jury-rigged politics and voter apathy is more to the point
Cecil is the least of it: 6 grisly facts trophy hunters don’t want you to know
Martha Rosenberg
Unlike hunting groups that pay lip service to conservation, Safari Club International hosts actual killing derbies
The “Star Wars” kids aren’t alright: The movie gets millennials right — our fight isn’t with “The Man,” but with each other
Arthur Chu
In the earlier "Star Wars" movies, the war was between evil old men and young rebels — now, it's peer against peer
Someone you love has had an abortion: It’s time to end the silence
Debra Hauser
For 15 years I kept my own abortion story to myself. Now I know that sharing our stories is changing the culture
The evolution of Leo: His punishing, paternal “Revenant” is the penance that will erase his party-boy past
Eileen G'Sell
DiCaprio had to lose all remnants of his lighter-weight former selves before Academy voters would give him an Oscar
Marvel’s Trump agenda: Maybe it’s no accident that fans have to push for equality and diversity at every turn
Matthew Rozsa
Ike Perlmutter's $1 million to Trump is a slap in the face when fans thought the CEO was taking diversity seriously
Meet the professional dick photographer: “I thought it would be funny to treat dick pics like a high-fashion photo shoot”
Carrie Weisman
Two things distinguish her from other dick-friendly photographers: Clothes and comedy--think little hats and wigs
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