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“Jimi: All Is by My Side”: This is the weirdest rock biopic of all time
Andrew O'Hehir
André Benjamin makes a memorable Jimi Hendrix in John Ridley's near-experimental film -- with no Hendrix songs
The millennial is dead: How an irrepressible stereotype was finally supplanted
Matt Saccaro
Everything advertisers and the media said about them has become obsolete. And suddenly, here comes Generation Z
Marriage is not very romantic when you’re broke: Why 30 percent of young people say they’re not hitched
Katie McDonough
Marriage rates are declining because economic realities are coming to the fore. Time to rethink the institution?
Eric Holder’s complex legacy: A civil rights hero who defended the national security state
Joan Walsh
He fought police abuse and voter suppression, while prosecuting leakers. But even liberal critics will miss him
Bill Clinton’s stunning statement on charter schools: Why it’s more striking than it looks
Luke Brinker
The former president sounds a note of caution about whether they should be renewed. Will other Dems follow?
Jon Stewart asks: Is Wall Street’s favorite new company just Craigslist with better graphics?
Joanna Rothkopf
It's a Tinder! It's a Tumblr! It's Grindr! It's a cronut stuffed inside a pizzone and lovingly fed to a jackalope!
David Boies’ sorry lesson: Why defending LGBT marriage alone doesn’t make you a pro-gay hero
Luke Brinker
Some of marriage equality's biggest champions are complicit in blocking other progress for gay people. Here's how
“A very brutal style of warfare”: Terrorism expert explains ISIS — and what you should really know
Elias Isquith
ISIS may be the result of American policy, but it doesn't mean we can make them just go away, an expert tells Salon
Viggo Mortensen on “Lord of the Rings” — and playing an American at last
Andrew O'Hehir
The chameleonic star on why the first LOTR movie was best, and playing a '60s con man in "Two Faces of January"
GOP gubernatorial candidate calls reporter “sweetheart” on air, dismisses her question about domestic violence
Jenny Kutner
Massachusetts Republican Charlie Baker interrupted a female reporter at an event to reach women voters
New York Times covers Chris Christie’s waistline – but not his multibillion-dollar pension firestorm
Luke Brinker
Paper of record ignores mounting evidence of pay-to-play, but seemingly finds other Christie topics more important
The media’s dumb criticism ban: Why we must stop cutting government slack during war
Simon Maloy
As U.S. forces head to the Middle East once again, Ron Fournier and Politico are dropping some bombs of their own
“How to Get Away With Murder” isn’t even about Viola Davis
Daniel D'Addario
After the backlash to Alessandra Stanley's piece, the show is actually more about the students than its protagonist
Obama’s U.N. speech: We won’t be “an occupying power”
Julie Pace, Josh Lederman
In speech before General Assembly, president says the world is "at a crossroads between war and peace"
No Labels’ latest absurdity: Weird “endorse-everyone!” edition
Luke Brinker
The bland advocacy group endorses both a progressive populist and a right-wing conspiracy theorist -- in same race!
The Emma Watson threat was an offensive hoax
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Here's a tip for awareness-raising: Don't be a perv
Senate Democrats push increased access to emergency contraception for rape victims
Jenny Kutner
Congressional Republicans could oppose the bill -- but women will likely form a key voting bloc in the midterms
“The first thing I thought was they killed my baby”: NYPD officer throws pregnant woman to the ground
Joanna Rothkopf
This is the second incident of police brutality in the 72nd Precinct in weeks
White House’s air war in Syria gets criticism — from the left
Luke Brinker
New York Times joins several leading Dems in decrying latest U.S. intervention in the Middle East
Apocalypse then and now: Why Iraq is America’s greatest quagmire
Peter Van Buren
Washington has again plunged into the swamp that is the Sunni-Shia conflict. History suggests we may never escape
Who profits from our new war? Inside NSA and private contractors’ secret plans
Tim Shorrock
A massive war operation is being waged to track and kill ISIS -- and it's a lot more than cruise missiles
Challenging Mississippi’s depraved justice system: Months in jail, with no indictment and no lawyer
Karen Houppert
It's "toxic" injustice for these poor prisoners. “The process here becomes a part of the punishment,” says the ACLU
“Hellaware”: Art-world hipsters vs. rural juggalos in a trippy indie odyssey
Andrew O'Hehir
In this no-budget satire, an aspiring NYC photographer "discovers" the teen rappers behind "I'll Cut Yo Dick Off"
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