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“True Blood” recap: Warning signs
Juliet Waters
As the third season finale nears, things get grim for the denizens of Bon Temps
Why my kids are pop-culture illiterate
Andrew O'Hehir
As parents who home-school, my wife and I shield our twins from mainstream kids' fare: No Dora, no Barney
Google adds Voice and free phone calls to Gmail
Christopher Hickey
The search giant announces new additions to mail service, plus Google Voice phone booths
Is that my son wearing a dress?
Matt Cheplic
I'm a progressive, supportive dad. Why was I so troubled by the sight of my little boy dressed as Snow White?
Tuesday link dump: Firefighting
Alex Pareene
Vladimir Putin takes matters into his own hands, Elena Kagan's Bolshevism, Obama's timing, and more Jeff Greene fun
Lesbians are fat, ugly and can’t get a man
Kim Brittingham
In the bigoted household of my childhood, dating women was unthinkable. Then I grew up -- and did the impossible
Beck vs. Beck on the Sherrod facts
Gene Lyons
The right-wing broadcaster's duplicity underscores the hollowness of claims that "both sides do it"
Our bike trip: 3 years, 2 continents, 1 family
Nancy Sathre-Vogel
Some say I'm exploiting my sons as we ride from Alaska to Argentina. I say it's the adventure of a lifetime
On BP, Obama makes the pundits look like fools
Gene Lyons
As commentators fussed over the stagecraft of his BP speech, Barack Obama delivered -- big-time
“Toy Story 3”: Loads of calculated summer delight!
Andrew O'Hehir
Despite Pixar's drift into middle-aged angst, Woody and Buzz's latest adventure has thrills and charm aplenty
“The Killer Inside Me”: Much ado about misogyny
Andrew O'Hehir
"The Killer Inside Me's" violence will shock and offend. But it's a crucial element of an important, flawed film
The medium-big president
Gabriel Winant
Obama's speech tonight on the oil spill and energy policy looks like it may be another risk-averse half-measure
Will Tarantino direct “The Hobbit”?
Andrew O'Hehir
With Guillermo del Toro no longer at the film's helm, we look at who might replace him -- and who should
“Iron Man 2”: Parody or party?
Andrew O'Hehir
Is this randy, smirking, self-mocking mega-sequel a parody or a fascist celebration? There's no difference
Superheroes suck!
Matt Zoller Seitz
From Spidey to Batman to Iron Man, comic-book movies are Hollywood's most bankrupt genre. And I say that as a fan
“Death at a Funeral”: Crude, dumb — and hilarious
Matt Zoller Seitz
For an unnecessary remake, Neil LaBute's goofball comedy is surprisingly fun
Barack Obama: The opacity of hope
Joan Walsh
In "The Bridge," a biracial dreamer in post-Reagan America becomes the first black president. Then things get tough
GOP whine: Drink deeply
Gene Lyons
Republican leaders and their TV/radio clowns are wailing about healthcare reform as a "Pearl Harbor." Good times!
“Sex and the City” flunks high school
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In a "prequel" excerpt, Candace Bushnell forgets Carrie Bradshaw's history, but condemns fans to read it
American wins! Russian pouts!
Heather Havrilesky
Lysacek wins gold dressed as General Zod, while his skating rival gripes about silver. Plus: Vonn! Half-pipe!
Best of Sundance: Year of the woman
Andrew O'Hehir
Female directors dominate Redford's winter showcase -- and my list of the 2010 fest's best films
Editorial: They don’t come greener than Obama
Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff
European critics are calling Barack Obama a traitor on climate change, but he's America's greenest president ever
Fox News isn’t even pretending anymore
Gene Lyons
Want proof that journalism has devolved into entertainment? Watch "the communications arm of the Republican Party"
What else could our bailout money have bought?
Matt Bivens
For $4 trillion, we could've wiped out any number of diseases worldwide
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