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“Coherence” puts a strange, sci-fi twist on the dinner party movie
Andrew O'Hehir
In this ingenious improvised indie, a passing comet flings a bourgeois California dinner party into quantum chaos
Go away, Dick Cheney: An old man and the “liberation” he unleashed 11 years ago
Marcy Wheeler
It’s not just that we should ignore him. We must now focus on everything he wants to distract us from
New creationism museum says Noah brought baby dinosaurs aboard the ark
Sarah Gray
The Northwest Science Museum was opened up to promote "true science"
5 issues where the far right has become even more unhinged
Amanda Marcotte
With David Brat to Glenn Beck as standard bearers, conservatives are escalating their dangerous views of the world
These “new faces of heroin” stories are just the old face of racism
Maia Szalavitz
Revelations that middle-class whites are "suddenly" shooting up reinforce ugly stereotypes about "typical" users
Why authors lost the book wars long before Amazon’s dustup with Hachette
J.E. Fishman
Don't pity the publishers. Their history of screwing over writers precedes the likes of Jeff Bezos
Meet Entrepreneur Barbie, Mattel’s misfire attempt at inspiring girls
Sarah Gray
They just had to put her in pink?
Industry agrees to get rid of microbeads
Lindsay Abrams
Instead of fighting Illinois' ban, the makers of polluting soaps decided to go along with it
Your days are numbered, Redskins
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The name has been challenged before, but this time it's going to stick
“Orange is the New Black” shows its weeds: Why season 2 falls flat
Brandon Nowalk
Last year's hit feels narrower emotionally. More troubling? Its growing parallels with Jenji Kohan's last show
Delusional National Review writer thinks “pro-life” efforts — not contraception — reduce abortion rate
Katie McDonough
National Review Online thanks the loving power of the anti-choice movement "changing hearts and minds" for the drop
Far right’s misadventures: A brief history of the 2014 GOP primary season, so far
Jim Newell
Since there are no primaries this week, let's look back on the season so far. Idiocy and dumb "narratives" for all!
Hillary Clinton says U.S. gun safety debate is dominated by extremist minority
Elias Isquith
The former secretary of state says the pro-gun fringe is "terrorizing" the mainstream and thwarting serious debate
5 outrageous recent examples of right-wing Muslim bashing
Alex Kane
From Bowe Bergdahl to Muslim Brotherhood conspiracies, conservatives can't seem to get enough of being terrible
Big plastic’s PR disaster: Why it can’t lie its way around microbeads
ANNIE LEONARD
The industry has long spun the message that we're the ones responsible for pollution. Those days are now over
Paul Wolfowitz despicably reprising old lies on Iraq
Heather Digby Parton
Remember how we had to go into Iraq allegedly because of al-Qaida? It was wrong -- and the abject lie is returning
5 political crises that threaten the global economy
Thomas Mucha
While you're glued to the World Cup, the planet is burning. Here are just a few conflicts worth monitoring
9 musicals that need movies (and which directors should take them on)
Indiewire
Forget Clint Eastwood's "Jersey Boys." How about "Cats" directed by David Lynch? Make it happen, Hollywood!
GOP’s sad quest for an Obama scandal: No, the IRS flap is not like Watergate!
Heather Digby Parton
From Obamacare to IRS, the right is praying for a fatal Obama fall. But here's why there's still only one Watergate
YouTube will block indie labels that don’t sign onto its new streaming service
Sarah Gray
YouTube, which is owned by Google, will begin blocking videos "in a matter of days," reports the Financial Times
The Antlers open up about their new record “Familiars” and why making personal music is so scary
Sarah Gray
Frontman Peter Silberman discusses his musical influences, the songwriting process, and what the media gets wrong
America entering dangerous new age: The post-constitutional era
Peter Van Buren
Our speech is being monitored. Our lawmakers work in secret. It's a brave new world
Obama’s new pro-LGBT executive order: 9 things you should know
Gabriel Arana
Obama's new proposal is a consolation prize -- but nothing to scoff at. Here's what it would -- and wouldn't -- do
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