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We should cheer the boos: Sandernista passion is the party’s cure, not a curse
Daniel Denvir
Many Sanders backers are experiencing their first big political loss— their passion is authentic and needed.
Millennials, money and monogamy: “Having too many choices can be as much a curse as a blessing”
Rebecca Silber
Salon talks to Hannah Tennant-Moore about these themes in her debut novel "Wreck and Order"
The curse of “inevitability”: After Hillary Clinton’s big wins, the media is already ignoring Bernie Sanders
Jack Mirkinson
Today, Hillary Clinton is the "presumptive nominee." But erasing Bernie Sanders from the campaign is a mistake
“It’s a literary novel that ate a pulp paperback”: Novelist John Wray on “The Lost Time Accidents” as science fiction, romance and seedy Third Reich thriller
Akhil Sharma
Over Slutty Cakes, two writers discuss the "curse" of time, comic novels & why there's so much sex in Wray's book
“You’re giving me a f***ing ticket for what?” It’s totally legal (though maybe not smart) to curse the police
Terrell Jermaine Starr
Swearing at police -- as long it's not threatening -- is protected speech. But you might end up arrested anyway
Stephen Hawking’s son pranked dad by programming curse words into his voice box
Joanna Rothkopf
"It was somewhat ironic that Dad losing his voice was actually the start of us being able to form a relationship"
We gotta get out of this place: The GOP’s war fixation and the lingering curse of Vietnam
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting film about Vietnam re-enactors touches a cultural nerve: America has never gotten past that trauma
Can Joni Ernst avoid the GOP’s State of the Union curse?
Luke Brinker
Iowa Republican will rebut Obama after next Tuesday's address. She doesn't exactly have big shoes to fill
Anna Kendrick on the need to embrace feminism: “It’s practically become a curse word”
Jenny Kutner
The actress suggests overcoming negative stereotypes and taking on the feminist label in a Daily Beast interview
Martin Short: I watched Larry David’s profane “Saturday Night Live” exit
David Daley
Behind-the-scenes stories of Ed Grimley, synchronized swimmers and Larry David's dramatic, curse-filled resignation
TV’s curse of the sophomore slump: Why genre shows like “Sleepy Hollow” and “Reign” go off the rails
Sonia Saraiya
After a tense, compelling first season, it can be a death sentence for a show to redeem its villains too quickly
Jon Stewart is not enough: The curse of centrism, and why the Tea Party keeps rolling “Daily Show” Democrats
Thomas Frank
It's easy to take shots and laugh at the know-nothing right. But our smirks let complicit Democrats off the hook
Mary J. Blige’s curse: Why the world ignores one of the best living R&B musicians
Elias Leight
If you're a woman making R&B, especially one older than 40, and your name isn't Beyoncé, you're in trouble
Save our cities from tourists!
Henry Grabar
For the world's greatest cities, tourism has become both a blessing and a curse
Kim Novak and the curse of the beauty
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The backlash to her Oscar appearance shows that Hollywood sex-symbol status can be a double-edged sword
Should we worry about a “Downton Abbey” curse?
Daniel D'Addario
"Downton" has a talented cast -- none of whom have really broken through and become stars yet. Can it be done?
Jacqueline Bisset gives the strangest Golden Globes speech of all time
Daniel D'Addario
The "Dancing on the Edge" star dazzles Hollywood with a long, bizarre, curse-laden speech
Must-see morning clip: Bill Cosby is shocked by Jon Stewart’s use of profanity
Prachi Gupta
"People curse and they laugh. But for me, when you were cursing, I started crying," Cosby said to Stewart
Aaron Paul can guess the gender of your dog
Prachi Gupta
Or perhaps his trick on "Jimmy Kimmel" was just a clever way to get Jesse Pinkman to curse
Turkey’s Twitter “curse”
Andrew Leonard
"Prime Minister Erdogan is blaming social media, instead of his party's authoritarian overreach."
The modern history of swearing: Where all the dirtiest words come from
Melissa Mohr
As society evolves, so do our curse words. Here's how some of the most famous ones developed -- and a few new ones
Is Octavia Spencer an “Oscar curse” victim?
Daniel D'Addario
Just because the "Oscar curse" is dubious doesn't mean opportunities for actresses are limited.
“New Girl” tests the “Moonlighting curse”
Willa Paskin
Nick and Jess's kiss takes over the show for the third week in a row
Is there such a thing as an “Oscar curse”?
Daniel D'Addario
Actresses' careers languish after Oscar shows up. Is it just coincidence -- or proof Hollywood's tough on women?
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