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There’s no solving a problem like Tom Cruise’s “Digger”
Coleman Spilde
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's film indicts its audience when it should point the finger at itself
James Talarico’s campaign could do lasting damage to the GOP
Amanda Marcotte
The Texas Democratic nominee for Senate is teaching evangelical voters that Christians can be liberal
Hollywood’s long history of men who think actresses owe them
Kristen Lopez
Jeff Sneider's threats against Inde Navarrette fit a decades-old pattern in entertainment media
Isaac Mizrahi’s “Unzipped” shows why flawed artists matter
Coleman Spilde
In the 1995 documentary, fashion is a dialogue that John Galliano's scrapped Met Gala never had
HBO’s “Lanterns” illuminates a familiar double standard
Melanie McFarland
John Stewart's origin story mirrors every Black kid raised for greatness, then denied it
Trump’s real estate career offers a hint of Kennedy Center’s future
Heather Digby Parton
The president's threat to demolish JFK's memorial feels predictable given his history
What Comic Con cosplay taught me about America’s divided politics
Brian Karem
The White House correspondents' dinner was phony and ugly. Comic Con was joyful, colorful and way more real
Nothing helps MAGA like Washington snobbery
Heather Digby Parton
Sally Quinn, the self-appointed spokesperson of Washington society, exemplifies the elitism repelling both parties
The real genius of Lorne Michaels isn’t comedy — it’s judgment
David Daley
Susan Morrison's biography offers the fullest portrait yet of the elusive creator of "Saturday Night Live"
The unexpected lessons of Paul McCartney’s Wings era
Caryn Rose
A new exhibit at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame reframes Wings as both a musical success and a fascinating case study
Hemingway’s Madrid, one bite at a time
Howie Southworth
The city's literary quarter still serves up churros, sherry and oxtail — and just enough ghosts for lunch
AI doomerism is misplaced. Here’s what it will take to pop the bubble
Troy Farah
Cory Doctorow argues AI dominance is not inevitable. How we fight back matters
Florida’s new history course whitewashes the founders on slavery
Chauncey DeVega
A rival Advanced Placement curriculum is offering a dangerous view of the Constitution and America's founders
Stop trying to make joy jars a thing
Andi Zeisler
The container of affirmations — or is it a glass of grievances? — sums up the emptiness of algorithm-driven content
Bob Ross still helps us paint a better world
Melanie McFarland
The public television icon's legacy is still one of pop culture's happiest accidents
The inescapable unease of the Michael Jackson biopic
Coleman Spilde
Antoine Fuqua's "Michael" movie is fittingly odd, but not for the reasons you might expect
Trump summons dead prophet to boost Iran war
Frederick Clarkson
“Apostles” and “prophets” on the Christian far right are still ready to rally behind failing president
The useful rage of Godzilla
Melanie McFarland
Godzilla stories warn that humanity’s attempts to control the uncontrollable inevitably invite catastrophe
Could GOP’s anti-Muslim vitriol really get worse? It did
Sophia Tesfaye
Responses to the Gracie Mansion attack show how far the party has moved from Bush's defense of Muslims in America
Jeffrey Epstein helped fuel the campus culture wars
Andi Zeisler
The academics in the Epstein files aren’t all criminals, but they shared beliefs about whose work matters
Why Republicans are so eager to create a Charlie Kirk holiday
Russell Payne
State-level Charlie Kirk celebrations stand in for an actual GOP agenda, critics say — and no one gets the day off
AI is automating injustice in American policing
Nicholas Liu
AI has raised deep concerns about police power and the erosion of rights, finding scapegoats instead of solutions
What the “People We Meet on Vacation” adaptation gets right
Angelina Mazza
"The heart of the film is pulled straight from the book," says author Emily Henry
Telling the hard parts: 4 music books that push past the highlight reel
Caryn Rose
From radio legend Mary Lucia to Justin Townes Earle, these books examine the price worth paying for a creative life
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