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“How to Lose Friends and Alienate People”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Simon Pegg is utterly charming as a troublemaking British journalist in this celeb-media sendup.
“Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist”
Stephanie Zacharek
Two bridge-and-tunnel kids knock about nocturnal New York in this leisurely, low-key movie.
Live-blogging: Back to the future on Iraq
Alex Koppelman
Looking for an argument about the war, Sarah Palin fell back on some old chestnuts, but they didn't serve her well.
The right’s two-pronged religion of rage and self-pity
Glenn Greenwald
The group with the most power persuades itself that it is weak, oppressed and treated with great unfairness.
Bill Maher vs. the “talking snake”
Andrew O'Hehir
The HBO host and comedian talks about "Religulous," his onslaught against the religious idiocy that threatens to deliver America to Sarah Palin and her fellow "space god" worshipers.
A can’t-lose debate strategy for Joe Biden
Joseph Romm
The Democratic V.P. candidate can put away Sarah Palin simply by prompting her to talk about energy and global warming.
Wash Post’s Pearlstein: Anyone opposing the bailout is ignorant
Glenn Greenwald
"Thank God there is a mainstream media out there that actually does reporting and has people who understand things."
V.C.s see more green in clean tech
Cyrus Farivar
Previous quarter saw $2.6 billion in new investments.
Salon Radio: David Cay Johnston on the bailout
Glenn Greenwald
The Pulitzer Prize-winning NYT reporter discusses the uncritical panic created around the financial crisis and the role journalists have played in that.
Indie film’s ultra-realist overdose
Andrew O'Hehir
Sundance critics went wild for the lo-fi, wide-screen, Mississippi bleakness of "Ballast." But has American neorealism turned itself into audience kryptonite?
Can the Chicago Cubs lose for winning?
Edward McClelland
For a century, the Cubs have based their identity on disappointment and defeat. So what happens if they actually win it all this year?
Obama asserts himself on bailout
Thomas Schaller
If Obama can broker a real deal with the necessary votes, will he be hero or goat?
Webcaster Settlement Act passes House, poised to pass Senate
Cyrus Farivar
But what does this mean for the future of online radio?
Remember Iraq?
Gary Kamiya
The drop in violence has made the war an afterthought -- and allowed McCain to claim we're "winning." Here's why we're not -- and we can't.
Why has it been so long since a black band ruled rock?
James Hannaham
With their passionate new album, "Dear Science," TV on the Radio stake their claim as a great American rock band.
“Thank You for All Things”
James Hannaham
A messed-up Midwestern family grapples with buried secrets in Sandra's Kring's gripping saga "Thank You for All Things."
I get distracted by the Internet when I try to write
Cary Tennis
Every time I start to do my assignment, I find myself surfing the Web instead!
Isn’t it romantic?
Stephanie Zacharek
"Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist" director Peter Sollett talks about young people looking for love on the streets of New York.
The youth surge
Thomas Schaller
Obama is doing well with the under-30 set and, increasingly, with voters even older than that.
Amherst’s class of 2012: 99 percent are on Facebook
Cyrus Farivar
Welcome to the digital-est of the digital natives.
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