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The Film Curator: Molly Surno
Sponsored by Hendrick's Gin
With images and words, the artist explains why she’s too curious to show experimental films in a typical theater
Science for potheads: Why they love to get high
K.M. Cholewa
There's so much misunderstanding around marijuana. Here's what's really happening to people when they smoke weed
“They ripped him apart”: Searching for answers in the suicide of bullied teen Jadin Bell
Pauls Toutonghi
In January, a bullied gay teen hanged himself. With his parents, we retrace his steps and look for answers
Childbirth is my extreme sport
Wendy Plump
The emotional grit required by delivery rivals any adventure a man could ever take. It is a trip into the void, too
Publishing bad boy Giancarlo DiTrapano: Gordon Lish calls me “darling”
Michael Bible
The New York Tyrant editor on coming out, running a small press and being an author in the age of Twitter
Famous artists draw maps of America from memory
Mostafa Heddaya
Takahashi Hisachika's "From Memory" project offers an abstract visualization of knowing and remembering
“Orange is the New Black” author: Prison wastes time, human potential and money
Kristen Gwynne
Writer Piper Kerman examines sexuality in prison, the cruelty of guards and marijuana legalization
China factory blaze sends memory chip prices soaring
JULIETTE GARSIDE
Chip costs jump to a three-year high after a factory belonging to the world's second largest supplier catches fire
5 coolest things to come out of NASA
ASHER POWELL
NASA didn't just put a man on the moon, they also brought us some of the most useful tech inventions today
It really does take a village: How Memphis is fixing healthcare
Alex Halperin
One hospital and hundreds of churches race to heal America's most impoverished city -- and save money too
Memoir in the age of BuzzFeed
Wayne Koestenbaum
Matias Viegener's high-concept "2500 Random Things About Me Too" echoes Joyce and Artaud
“Your fatwa does not apply here”: Muslim artists battle fundamentalism
Karima Bennoune
Muslim playwrights, musicians and artists are battling for free expression -- and some pay with their lives
How Seamus Heaney overcame the Irish past
Andrew O'Hehir
That sardonic guy on my family's sofa became a Nobel laureate, and the English-speaking world's most beloved poet
Coca-Cola’s new ad campaign is hazardous to your health
Ronnie Cummins, Katherine Paul
The soft drink giant claims the artificial sweetener used in Diet Coke is healthier than sugar. It's a blatant lie
Millennials hate Bruce Springsteen
Ej Dickson
An entire generation has dismissed The Boss' music as lame "dad rock." Here's why they're all wrong
Katie Roiphe’s wrong — counting women matters
Roxane Gay
Tallying women's representation is way more than "bean counting," and women need more places they can "lean in" to
“The grittiness of New York and its diversity is at risk”
Daniel D'Addario
The director of a documentary on Koch era critiques the new New York: "A place you have to be affluent to live"
The tell-all memoir I decided not to tell
Emily DePrang
I was ecstatic when I sold a book about my sordid first marriage. But what happened next was the real surprise
Help, I’m a lost millennial!
Cary Tennis
I can't keep living in my parents' spare room and then flying off to Prague and Bolivia. I need a life. How?
“The Newsroom” takes on fake news and Benghazi
Daniel D'Addario
The fake-news scandal on "The Newsroom" takes over as Benghazi and the election loom
Sports bars can’t be replaced
DIANA MOSKOVITZ
They're not always clean or fun or roomy enough, but they're one of the few public places that are never empty
Martin Luther King Jr.’s “dream” deferred
Christopher Phelps
King's speech holds lasting power in part because the American present is still so separate and still so unequal
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