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The lost promise of nostalgia: What modern pop culture gets wrong
Amy Kenyon
The history of nostalgia reveals so much more than what we see on "Mad Men." Why does Hollywood get it so wrong?
Shattered by childbirth
Nancy Mendez-Booth
After I lost my baby, part of my mind splintered, too. This is what it looks like to walk back from trauma
Sunday night, the kids are not quite alright
Neil Drumming
"Believe's" Bo and "Resurrection's" Jacob are the two new creepy kids on the block.
Jason Schwartzman tells Salon why he feels like a teenager
Daniel D'Addario
The "Grand Budapest Hotel" actor dishes on his new film, "Teenage"
The terrifying truth about our burning planet: Destruction is so much easier than change
Rebecca Solnit
Those in power insist global warming would be too costly to solve. But radical crises demand a radical response
The war on black intellectuals: What (mostly) white men keep getting wrong about public scholarship
Brittney Cooper
From Dylan Byers to Nick Kristof, many media voices are blind to black women academics. There's a reason for that
Wal-Mart workers vs. bigots: The right’s new workplace hypocrisy
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
GOP says poor workers should simply get a new job. How about those hating discrimination laws? (UPDATED)
Jake Gyllenhaal: Movies are like dreams — “I’m thrilled by the open ends and questions”
Daniel D'Addario
The star of the new movie "Enemy" on playing a double role, ambiguous endings and acting opposite a tennis ball
How to enjoy an orgy
L. Pham
The secret to group sex that no one tells you: You can -- and should -- say no. I learned this lesson firsthand
Forthcoming Glenn Beck film will “expose the truth” about Thomas Edison
Lindsay Abrams
The father of electricity "was really a bad man who was electrocuting animals,” the former Fox News host said
Neil Young solving music snobs’ problems for $399
Sarah Gray
Quit complaining about your terrible MP3. Young takes his music genius digital to "restore the soul of music"
The ballad of “Bitcoin Jesus”: The tech millionaire who fears for his life
Eric Bovim
Roger Ver made a killing by investing early in the techno-currency — and now he's on the run
Buy less, do more: 5 reasons why experiences make us happier than things
Lindsay Abrams
We need to shift away from a culture of materialism and toward one of experientialism, says author James Wallman
Robert Reich: The middle class can save us yet
Robert Reich
The former labor secretary explains why shared prosperity is America's only hope for a return to economic boom time
Cartoonist Chris Ware on outsider art, reading aloud and the Common Core
Alex Behr
Ware explains why he doesn't read his work, and why there's less and less time for art at his daughter's school
5 myths about the Venezuela crisis
Simeon Tegel
Latin America isn't as wild about Chavismo as we've been led to believe
“The Grand Budapest Hotel”: Wes Anderson’s bittersweet historical candy
Andrew O'Hehir
Ralph Fiennes plays a debauched but oddly noble hotel concierge in Wes Anderson's tragic and hilarious confection
Monocles, beer bellies and kale: The seven trolliest New York Times trend stories ever
Daniel D'Addario
The Times isn't tired of trolling us -- and we're never tired of reading
5 disturbing ways the religious right is trying to rewrite American history
Rob Boston
Disregarding the separation of church and state is just the beginning...
“Stalingrad”: A national myth for Putin’s Russia
Andrew O'Hehir
Fedor Bondarchuk on his eye-popping WWII epic, which helps explain the psychology behind the Ukraine crisis
GOP’s “inane” war on science: Plasma physicist congressman takes on the denialists
Josh Eidelson
Retiring Rep. Rush Holt tells us why "millions will die" due to climate change -- but why the solution is a bargain
Not Philip Roth: “The modern Golden Age you speak of is one of fraudulency and pretense”
Neal Pollack
The New York Times presented a Swedish interview with Roth this weekend. This is sort of how it went
Oscar’s 10 most memorable moments
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The show plays it safe, but Pharrell and Matthew McConaughey add surprises
Losing my son to drugs
Diannee Carden Glenn
The death of my child brought a pain like no other, and made me question every parenting decision I've made
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