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Beto launches his campaign: And it’s clear that white men still have unfair advantages
Amanda Marcotte
Beto, Bernie and Joe aren't being oppressed in 2020. In fact, they all benefit from white male privilege
Screw the sisterhood! I’d rather screw your boyfriend
Meredith Maran
What did I want? What the guys had. When did I want it? Now. How would I get it? Get close to them any way I could
Warner Bros. pulls back on DCEU: Shared universe no longer top priority
Zack Sharf
Warner Bros. CEO Kevin Tsujihara says individualized stories are taking precedence over an interconnected universe
Why the Punisher is more relatable than Superman: “Anger is an easier feeling”
Chauncey DeVega
Salon talks to writer/director Steve Lightfoot about antihero appeal and bringing the Punisher to life on Netflix
Mnuchin denies selling film company to sanctioned Russian oligarch — but still won’t identify buyer
Travis Gettys
Democrats have long expressed concern over possible conflicts of interest presented by Mnuchin’s financial dealings
Ben Affleck officially out as Batman, Matt Reeves to handpick new Bruce Wayne
Zack Sharf
Warner Bros. has dated "The Batman" for a June 25, 2021 release
Top 10 blockbuster movies of 2018: Ranking the year’s major action films and franchise behemoths
Matthew Rozsa
In a cinematic year full of superhero epics and big-budget franchise sequels, these ten movies stand out
“Aquaman” saves the DC Extended Universe, proving “Wonder Woman” wasn’t a fluke
Matthew Rozsa
If you're going to put a hero in epic underwater fights with fish people, this is how you do it
Why it’s so hard for most countries to be economically independent from the West
Justin Podur
Western countries insist both on “free trade” with poor countries and farm subsidies for themselves
How Ayn Rand contributed to America’s greed
Bruce Levine
The "Atlas Shrugged" author made selfishness heroic and caring about others weakness
Stan Lee has departed our universe, having “surpassed his wildest dreams”
Chauncey DeVega
Author Reed Tucker on the life, legend and genius of Stan Lee, whose role in this part of the multiverse has ended
Skeptical of Kanye: West disavows “Blexit” and politics, but stops short of denouncing Trump
D. Watkins
Kanye infuriated his fan base when he cozied up to Donald Trump. Now he claims he was "used"
It’s time for NBC to fire Megyn Kelly
D. Watkins
In the wake of backlash to her blackface comments, her agency has cut ties. Time for NBC to follow suit
SNL mocks Kanye West’s mental illness in new skit with Alec Baldwin as Trump
Matthew Rozsa
"Saturday Night Live" poked fun at Kanye West's mentally ill rant to Donald Trump at the Oval Office
Bourdain collaborator Joel Rose: “Anthony was just as your mom saw him on TV”
Chauncey DeVega
Anthony Bourdain's co-author on their new graphic novel "Hungry Ghosts" — and on the tragedy of Bourdain's death
Kanye West praises Donald Trump while performing for “Saturday Night Live”
Matthew Rozsa
Kanye claimed Democrats planned "to take the fathers out the home and put them on welfare" while Chris Rock laughed
What would Kim Wexler wear? Rhea Seehorn on her iconic ponytail, Marshall’s separates and class
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the "Better Call Saul" star about lawyer fashion, work, and why even she has to re-watch episodes
As extreme weather events become common, indoor theme parks may become the new norm
Rachel Leah
The first of its kind just opened in Abu Dhabi
“Mission: Impossible — Fallout”: Tom Cruise action spectacle delivers high-level summer fun
Matthew Rozsa
Latest "Mission: Impossible" movie is a familiar exercise in action and plot mechanics. Isn't that the idea?
What makes the NXIVM “sex cult” so awful? An Ayn Rand fan exploiting women’s need for sisterhood
Gwenda Bond
On this episode of "Cult Faves," an examination of the role "Atlas Shrugged" played in NXIVM's philosophy
“The Incredibles 2” is the rare contemporary superhero movie that dares to be fun
Matthew Rozsa
"The Incredibles 2" is exactly what a great family superhero movie needs to be — smart and funny
Margot Kidder, Woman of Steel: Her Lois Lane was a hero, too
Gwenda Bond
Kidder, who died this week, played many public parts in her life, but Lois remained her iconic role for good reason
“Deadpool 2” is exactly what America needs now
Matthew Rozsa
Everyone's favorite raunchy motormouth mercenary is back, and his sequel is as progressive as they come
What Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein teaches us about the need for mothers
Richard Gunderman
Two hundred years after publication, "Frankenstein" invites us to reflect on the importance of mothers in our lives
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