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Pixar chief: “All of our films start out as disasters”
Sarah Gray
Pixar president Ed Catmull talks to Salon about Steve Jobs and his company's early struggles
Debunking Alcoholics Anonymous: Behind the myths of recovery
Dr. Lance Dodes, Zachary Dodes
From "One day at a time" to "hitting bottom," two AA critics argue the group is based on bad science and logic
Right-wing loon’s dream promotion: From hapless lawmaker to radio propagandist!
JP Sottile
GOP congressman Mike Rogers' decision to leave for a radio show makes sense: He's shown he can read from a script
Michael Jackson remembered: The very best MJ covers
Noah Berlatsky
From soul royalty to pop divas and indie rockers, everyone loves the King of Pop. These versions are among the best
Richard Dawkins is so wrong it hurts: What the science-vs.-religion debate ignores
Sana Saeed
Acolytes of Dawkins & Hitchens pretend that ignorant evangelicals represent all of religion. Here's what they miss
Samsung adding anti-theft solutions to smartphones
Terry Collins
TV’s dinosaurs are going extinct: The rise of anti-heroes & the fall of Barney Stinson
Amanda D. Lotz
How the rise of cable TV made depictions of masculinity like "How I Met Your Mother's" seem laughable and outdated
Tea Party candidate Matt Bevin: The Founding Fathers were “very involved” in cockfighting and dogfighting
Lindsay Abrams
Bevin's justification for appearing at a pro-cockfighting rally gets even stranger
OkCupid’s gay rights stunt has its limits: Taking a deeper look at the savvy ploy
Josh Eidelson
Mozilla's CEO was an easy target, but OkCupid's logic should take it to trickier places
Christie’s bullying ways return: Protesters ejected for daring to question bridge flap
Robert Hennelly
Christie critics handing out fliers at town hall get screened by police and kicked out. This is accountability?
Should gay rights opponents lose their jobs?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From Mozilla to a small foods market, is political pressure encroaching in the workplace?
“Rude, dismissive and brusque!” Why Zionist leader Mort Klein is still fuming at Christie (and us)
Josh Eidelson
Still mad about "occupied territories" remark, Adelson pal talks Ted Cruz and terrorism in "very biased interview"
Liberals are overlooking a major political ally: Yes, there’s a religious left!
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
It's one thing to attack the religious right -- but another to condemn the religious. A vital warning for liberals
Scant evidence of threats to execution drugmakers
Nomaan Merchant, Bailey Elise Mcbride
Shanshan Feng takes early lead in “Kraft Nabisco”
John Nicholson
#CancelColbert accomplished nothing: Why social change movements must be inclusive
Anoosh Jorjorian
A draining debate has left the fight for awareness and understanding in a worse place. So where do we go from here?
New laws in Saudi Arabia declare that atheists are terrorists
Sarah Gray
Saudi Arabia's King Abdullah is cracking down on dissent by issuing a list of whom the government calls terrorists
Physicists are building an NSA-proof Internet
Jeff Inglis
The next generation web — far more secure than today’s — is on the way. Here’s how it works
Christian right mega-church minister faces mega-mutiny for alleged abusive behavior
Valerie Tarico
Controversial pastor Mark Driscoll's empire may be cracking amidst explosive new charges
Lessons from Stephen King and “Valley of the Dolls”: Reading 100 years of bestsellers
Laura Miller
What the most popular books of the past century taught one writer about America's strange taste in fiction
Errol Morris on Rumsfeld, the truth and “The Unknown Known”
Andrew O'Hehir
Our greatest interviewer meets the Bush era's great bullshit artist, who has no doubts, no regrets and no questions
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