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“The Jinx”: Would Robert Durst exist without Andrew Jarecki?
Sonia Saraiya
The key to Jarecki's HBO series' success: An extraordinarily incestuous relationship between filmmaker and subject
The big “f**k buddy” lie: Campus hookups and the dark story of male sexual desire
Dr. Melvin Konner
"These encounters and relationships are sexually asymmetrical. Someone's often being used, and it's seldom the boy"
“It Follows”: An instant horror classic about the dark side of teen sex
Andrew O'Hehir
A realistic portrait of suburban teen existence haunted by unexplained evil, "It Follows" is a genre breakthrough
“Worst nightmares that we are becoming”: Why America’s treatment of homeless people is a disgrace
Elias Isquith
Why the killing of a homeless man in LA—and a terrible Instagram post from a Vogue editor—are hardly aberrations
America’s “black body” reality: How Selma, “Scandal” & Ferguson reveal an ugly truth
Brittney Cooper
As the president reflected 50 years after Bloody Sunday, here's the cold truth about where the nation is today
“Grey Gardens”: The lost world of Little Edie, still amazing after 40 years
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting portrait of upper-class decay (with raccoons) returns in a new restoration, and it's weirder than ever
Rayna Jaymes, feminist icon: How TV’s progressive “Nashville” bucks the music industry’s bro-country rules
Amy McCarthy
With domestic violence and abortion subplots, the third season of "Nashville" has been its fiercest yet
“She will dance at her wedding”: Healing the girl born without part of her brain
Norman Doidge
The origin of Moshe Feldenkrais' therapeutic method reads more like a spy thriller than a neuroscience textbook
“Dozens of threats to execute grade-school kids”: Madness of a 9/11 truther
Paul Rosenberg
How a father with a Twitter account stopped a homegrown terrorist in his tracks
What we’re not being told about suicide and depression
Bruce E. Levine
For decades doctors -- and Big Pharma -- have pointed to neuroscience. Cultural variables are often more telling
The long tracking shot to nowhere: Why flashy camera work shouldn’t earn “Birdman” an Oscar
Sam Krowchenko
"Birdman" abuses the technique that works so well in "Goodfellas" and "True Detective"
Lincoln’s final hours: Moment by moment, inside Ford’s Theatre and the home where the president died
Richard Wightman Fox
It was a scene of horror and disbelief, yet those who were there recall feeling inspired to live worthy of the man
Terrorism’s new boogeyman: Charles Krauthammer and the toxic myth of the “lone wolf”
Matthew Harwood
While pundits wring their hands over nonexistent threats, our civil liberties are slowly eroding to nothing
It’s time to fight religion: Toxic drivel, useful media idiots, and the real story about faith and violence
Jeffrey Tayler
Out of misguided notions of “tolerance,” we avert our critical gaze from blatant absurdities. We must now get real
4 reasons right-wingers are embracing vaccine trutherism
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans have always been hostile to the idea of the common good -- especially when it comes to healthcare
What the anti-vaxx backlash can teach us about climate change: We need to be way angrier
Lindsay Abrams
Climate change threatens kids, too -- so where's the moral outrage?
Fox News throws Paul and Christie overboard: On vaccines, GOP nuts go too far even for the propagandists
John Stoehr
Paul and Christie thought they were playing from a time-honored playbook with vaccine nonsense. So what changed?
You call this a doctor? What’s really behind Rand Paul’s junk science
Simon Maloy
Rand Paul, as a doctor and an elected official, has been wildly irresponsible in the face of health crises
“People could die and that’s OK”: Why the right’s free-market health philosophy is ludicrous
Heather Digby Parton
With this week's insanity, it's time to call GOP's health care approach what it is: a death trap for the non-rich
Why smoking pot feels so good: New neuroscience explains marijuana and the brain
Gary L. Wenk
Might marijuana actually prevent age-related memory loss? New science suggests we have lots to learn about pot
“They could have retreated”: Why it’s time for police to adopt this new tactic
Heather Digby Parton
We can improve safety for both police and civilians if deescalation tactics are the new norm. Here's the problem
The joy of sex after Prozac
Tracy Clark-Flory
Antidepressants helped me in a tough time, but going off them brought back one of life's greatest pleasures
Conservative hero’s dark side: How an “intellectual” icon’s real legacy got sanitized
Nathan Robinson
Right-wing leader Harry Jaffa received glowing eulogies last week. But his vile homophobia must also be remembered
Job-hunting while hungry: Why a clueless new political decision will ruin lives
Darlena Cunha
More than a million Americans are about to lose food assistance -- thanks to some ignorant politicians. Here's why
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