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3 noxious right-wing myths about Baltimore
Joanna Rothkopf
The disturbances marring the Baltimore protests have given rise to some real tall tales.
Paul McCartney just played this famous Beatles song live for the first time
Anna Silman
The ex-Beatle pulled out a surprise at a performance in Japan
Starbucks’ “ethical” water is bottled straight from California’s drought
Lindsay Abrams
Selling California's water to help support other projects kind of misses the point
“Bloods” member to Chris Hayes: “We don’t want anyone else hurt. We don’t want shooting. We want a cease fire.”
Scott Eric Kaufman
Gang member says groups just want to protect their neighborhoods "We don't want any problems with the police."
GOP’s creeping Obamacare terror: How health reform’s demise could scorch the party
Simon Maloy
Republicans were so focused on ending Obamacare that they can't figure out what to do should the law actually die
“Where is Joseph Kent?”: Social media erupts after cameras capture activist’s suspicious-looking arrest
Scott Eric Kaufman
His disappearance went unremarked upon by the CNN anchors at the time
Geraldo Rivera schooled by Baltimore protester: “Stop making money off of black pain!”
Scott Eric Kaufman
State Senate Majority Leader Pugh urges Fox host to stop "inciting" the protesters
“Southerners were white,” and “Negroes were Negroes”: How a people’s past shapes the present
Carol V.R. George
From both sides of the color line in Mississippi, I learned how little we know of each other's history
“The American Dream is a Myth”: Bill O’Reilly, Joseph Stiglitz and the destructive legacy of white privilege
Chris Osterndorf
The country's demographics may be rapidly evolving, but its basic power structure remains virtually unchanged
It’s not about Islam, it’s about courage: Authors protesting Charlie Hebdo’s PEN award are missing the point
Laura Miller
Approve of the French satirists or don't -- but it takes true guts to publish under the tangible threat of murder
A skeptic reconsiders Blur: “The Magic Whip” could be their “White Album”
Mack Hayden
In which a longtime holdout finally gives the Brit-poppers, back from a 12-year hiatus, the fair shake they earned
Demonstrator erupts into step-for-step tribute to Michael Jackson’s “Beat It” in the middle of Baltimore protest
Colin Gorenstein
"They'll kick you, then they beat you, then they'll tell you it's fair. So beat it"
Brian Williams’ last hope: NBC News chief Andrew Lack “believes viewers want him back”
Joanna Rothkopf
"If Andy can figure out a way to get [Williams] back on the air, he will do it"
Conservative media falls for a hoax: Harry Reid injury truthers just got played
Jim Newell
Right-wingers will believe anything about Harry Reid, which makes for some excellent pranking opportunities
Salman Rushdie digs in on the Charlie Hebdo PEN fight: “Our fellow artists were murdered for their ideas and you won’t stand up for them”
Scott Timberg
The debate spilled over to Facebook, where Francine Prose and Mary Karr took Rushdie to task for his tweets
Marriage equality is only the beginning: As SCOTUS prepares to make history, here’s what’s on the horizon for LGBTQ rights
Katie McDonough
The fight for equal marriage is a worthy one. But it's far from the last front in the fight for LGBTQ equality
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Take a look inside a New York restaurant that has succeeded in a loud market by letting the food speak for itself.
Joss Whedon’s doomed struggle: “Avengers: Age of Ultron” and superhero cinema’s decadent phase
Andrew O'Hehir
Sure, Whedon's $250 million superhero sequel is a fun, forgettable summer spectacle. Wasn't he aiming for more?
The simple “secret” to making a woman orgasm no one understands
Jill Hamilton
A fun new documentary offers a refreshingly straightforward solution to one of the bedroom's most vexing mysteries
Adam Sandler’s ugly track record with race: The dumb, offensive, unfunny movie moments that came before “The Ridiculous Six”
Matthew Rozsa
You know it's bad when you see how "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" is his most empathetic recent comedy
Shooting victims’ families “sickened” by billboard featuring trigger-happy Wisconsin cop
Scott Eric Kaufman
One involved a veteran with "mental problems" -- the other was a fatal shooting of a 26-year-old
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Fox News guest says “followers of Islam” want to “rape, murder, kill”
Janet Allon
Eric Bolling and guest Franklin Graham get shockingly Islamophobic even by Fox News standards
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