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“Talking Heads: 77” turns 40
Annie Zaleski
"Psycho killer" made it to 92 in the singles charts and embeded itself in the culture like a tick
Rostam’s long-awaited debut solo album “Half-Light” is out today
Aaron Carnes
Leaving Vampire Weekend to produce others and launch as a solo, Rostam lays claim to a sound fans will recognize
Rami Malek absolutely kills it as Freddie Mercury in new on-set concert video
Gabriel Bell
The actor hits stage as the singer in a reenactment of Queen's Live Aid set for the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Friends with benefits: “The Mindy Project” and “Broad City” return
Melanie McFarland
These shows illustrate how our TV companions carry us, and how hard we can be on them nevertheless
A radical for our time: Benjamin Lay, the Quaker dwarf abolitionist you didn’t learn about in class
Marcus Rediker
Benjamin Lay fought against slavery in the early 18th century, sowing revolutionary seeds of modern justice
School-readiness boosters for kids with learning and attention issues
Christine Elgersma
Many aspects of school can be tricky for kids with special needs, but these tools can help
Chuck Schumer’s unlikely gambit: Can he reverse the Hubert Humphrey curse?
Andrew O'Hehir
As he tacks left and cuts deals with Trump, Schumer is trying to purge the Democrats' ghosts. Is it too late?
Amazon’s “One Mississippi” exudes calm confidence in its second season
Melanie McFarland
In its second season, the Amazon half-hour puts down roots as Tig figures out how to go home again
“Outlander”: In the third season, all’s unfair in love and war
Melanie McFarland
Starz's hit romance takes a tragic turn by following a painful separation alongside an inevitable reunion
Books being made into movies we’re dying to see (and read)
Regan McMahon
Get the early scoop on kids' and teens' books that are being adapted for the big screen
Games of labor: These video games celebrate workers and worker struggles
Keith A. Spencer
In honor of Labor Day, these unusual video games address labor issues directly and deliberately
Is peaceful coexistence in Gaza and the West Bank possible?
Ori Z. Soltes
50 years after Gaza and the West Bank fell under Israeli rule, solutions and reconciliation still feel out of reach
This little light: On fathers, sons and that little lamp in the Pixar logo
Spencer Porter
Once upon a time in the Pixar offices my dad played ball with me, and "Luxo Jr." was born
California’s past and coming superstorm: Flooding that will make Harvey a dim memory
Paul Rosenberg
In the 1860s, the West Coast experienced a biblical-scale flood, one of the worst in history. It will happen again
To stop the alt-right, wrap up the “identity politics” debate this way
Jim Sleeper
Condemn politically correct excesses, but also those who exaggerate them
After Harvey, many Texans will think differently about hurricane risks
Wanyun Shao, Siyuan Xian
Coastal communities who've experienced powerful storms are more likely to take action to mitigate damage
9 surprising reasons why you should be watching porn
Anna Pulley
Does porn have any redeeming benefits?
How men recover from war
Jefferson Morley
A photographer and a Marine confront their demons in "Shooting Ghosts."
Fund honoring Philando Castile continues his legacy of feeding students
Rachel Leah
Before he was killed by a police officer in 2016, Castile was known for helping many students pay for lunch
“BoJack Horseman”: Life’s hilarity and pain, illustrated
Melanie McFarland
Season 4 proves yet again why this cartoon is one of the most realistic, honest portrayals of being human
Twenty years on, Princess Diana’s legacy is felt in Harvey-battered Houston
Rachel Leah
Salon discusses making a personal film about a universal hero with the makers of "Diana, Our Mother"
The devil’s pact: Putin, the alt-right, and the long shadow of history
MIKE LOFGREN
The Russian president's claims of "historical victimhood" in WWII try to justify his country’s present-day behavior
Exploring the shadows of America’s security state
Alfred McCoy
How I learned not to love Big Brother
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