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5 reasons why it’s so difficult for women to join the atheist movement
Soraya Chemaly
Atheism is no less subject to the norms of our overtly patriarchal society
It’s time to reread Dave Eggers’ “The Circle”: Why his under-appreciated Silicon Valley workplace novel resonates now more than ever
Scott Timberg
The upcoming film will give the 2013 novel about a ubiquitous, Orwellian social media company new legs
Morrissey gives the most Morrissey interview possible to Larry King: “Obama — is he white inside? It’s a very logical question”
Annie Zaleski
The outspoken Smiths founder talked Ferguson, Trump and cancer in a long-awaited in-depth in-person interview
Rise & fall of the anti-Trumps: Why these GOP pretenders don’t have a snowball’s chance in hell
Paul Rosenberg
After the first GOP debate, three names were gathering steam: Fiorina, Carson & Kasich — but each of them is doomed
Damon Lindelof defends “Game of Thrones”: “We live in a clickbait-y media culture that exists to pick things apart”
Anna Silman
The "Lost" and "Leftovers" showrunner defended the fantasy epic
Twitter slams Amy Poehler for R. Kelly/Blue Ivy abuse joke: “How do you have a site dedicated to girls, and OK that line?”
Anna Silman
Julie Klausner, the star of the Poehler-produced series "Difficult People," made an insensitive joke in the pilot
The war on “unlikeable women”: Ariana Grande, Kim Kardashian and the brazen misogyny we choose to ignore
Nico Lang
Bill Cosby is accused of raping 50 women, and his Q score is still better than Kardashian's. How is that possible?
K-pop: Holding up a fast, fizzy funhouse mirror to American cultural imperialism
Paula Young Lee
If all you know about Korean pop music is "Gagnam Style," you've been missing out
Republicans’ vile anti-gay crusade: RNC endorses legislation to protect discrimination
Sophia Tesfaye
The move is the latest indicator that the Supreme Court's marriage ruling is far from the end of the culture war
Data is not always “liberating”: The New York Times was right to focus on Amazon’s damage to real people instead
Scott Timberg
The big corporate exposé was not flawless, but let's not capitulate to tech-cliché
Women, practice saying “vagina” out loud: Your life could depend on it
Mary Elizabeth Williams
And whispering it to Dr. Google does not count
Being Blunt: Modern-Day Butlers with Multiple Skills in Demand
STARZ Blunt Talk
Black activists send clear message to Palestinians: “Now is the time for Palestinian liberation, just as now is the time for our own in the United States”
David Palumbo-Liu
More than 1,000 black activists released a statement reaffirming their “solidarity with the Palestinian struggle"
The Great Drought is upon us: Why California is America’s barren new normal
William deBuys
Climate change threatens to devastate entire regions of North America, and not even a historic El Niño can save us
We are all “Amabots” now: Jeff Bezos just perfected the “burn and churn” philosophy that’s sucking American workers dry
Annie Zaleski
For all its revolutionary rhetoric, Amazon is just an outsize example of what plagues our entire approach to work
So, college “p.c. culture” stifles comedy? Ever hear a comedian sh*t on the American Dream at a Wal-Mart shareholders meeting?
Arthur Chu
When it comes to free speech, censorship and lockstep ideology, campuses have nothing on the "real world"
Ben Affleck’s nanny scandal, monetized? How Christine Ouzounian is set to milk her ambiguous role in his divorce for all it’s worth
Erin Coulehan
Will she host "The Bachelorette" next? In the business of celebrity scandal, she's not a victim, she's a player
Comedians are calling out “The Fat Jew” for theft: Why the online backlash against stealing jokes is long overdue
Scott Timberg
Josh Ostrovksy, hailed as the next big voice in comedy, is being taken down by the comedians he "aggregated"
The sociopath’s answer to Macklemore: Introducing the haughty ignorance—and heinous Michelle Obama rhymes—of chart-topping white guy Lil Dicky
Matthew Pulver
Meet Lil Dicky, the latest rich white bro with a dubious message to rap his way to the top of the charts
Jeff Bezos, Orwellian overlord: Why his defense of Amazon’s “bruising” workplace culture is so hard to swallow
Scott Timberg
The in-depth New York Times report on the punishing culture inside Amazon has even Jeff Bezos rushing to spin
Meet the red panda, the world’s most squee-worthy potential climate change victim
Lindsay Abrams
The red panda is both vulnerable and adorable, and the New York Times is on it
The gentrification of “Sesame Street”: Cashing out, once and for all, from the radical notion that the urban working class are people, too
Arthur Chu
"Sesame Street" hasn't only been sponsored by the letter "Z" for a while, but here's why the shift to HBO matters
John Oliver exposes the disturbing world of Christian televangelists: “This is about the churches that exploit people’s faith for monetary gain”
Colin Gorenstein
The "Last Week Tonight" host resolves to do the only logical thing: launch a church of his own!
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