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“I really want you to kill yourself”: Comedian Bo Burnham goes nuclear on heckler (UPDATED)
Colin Gorenstein
Bo Burnham didn't tread lightly when a drunk heckler jumped on stage during his set
Starbucks should have #KnownBetter: 7 horrible Twitter fails by major corporations
Joanna Rothkopf
Starbucks' controversial #RaceTogether campaign is a valiant continuation of this unfortunate trend
Tucker Carlson’s ultimate humiliation: Corruption, “journalism” & a flagrant conflict of interest
Simon Maloy
Tucker Carlson's Daily Caller speaks truth to power -- up to the point that it affects Tucker's bottom line
Clothing company discontinues surfer shirt that accidentally evoked lynching
Joanna Rothkopf
"[This item] has zero relation to anything other than surfing"
“Not true and they knew it”: What Rahm Emanuel’s Wall Street craze cost Chicago
David Dayen
Chicago's struggling public school system had a golden chance to reap billions. Here's where it went wrong (Update)
Facebook still won’t free the nipple — but it’s cracking down on revenge porn
Jenny Kutner
The social media platform released clarified community guidelines that show a serious take on stopping harassment
The darkest corner of the Internet: How Reddit became a haven for vile hate speech
Keegan Hankes
"We power awesome communities," boasts the news site's about page. But awesome communities for whom?
George R. R. Martin reveals that “Game of Thrones” was almost an animated series
Colin Gorenstein
(In the comments section of his LiveJournal page, of course)
Someone at the NYPD has been editing Eric Garner’s Wikipedia page
Joanna Rothkopf
Reports from Capital New York indicate NYPD computers edited a number of controversial entries
Targeted for “looking Muslim”: The Dawkins/Harris worldview and a twisted new hypocrisy which feeds racism
Arthur Chu
The conflation of Sikhs and Muslim “jihadis” by Western Islamophobes shows how shallow Islamophobia is
No weekend plans yet? There’s a Grindr for “50 Shades” fans now, because of course
Tracy Clark-Flory
The app invites newbies to explore their kinks. Does it have any responsibility to educate them about consent?
“What color is this dress?”: The Internet’s (curiously) civil war between perception and fact
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Even Kim and Kanye can't agree: "Who is color blind?"
Google has captured your mind
Neil Richards
Searches reveal who we are and how we think. True intellectual privacy requires safeguarding these records
Twitter CEO talks online harassment: “Was that really harassment and abuse? Or is that discourse?”
Katie McDonough
After admitting Twitter sucked at handling abuse, Dick Costolo is discussing what he sees as the challenges ahead
Guilty verdict in “American Sniper” trial
Jamie Stengle
Eddie Ray Routh, the man who killed Chris Kyle, was found guilty by a Texas jury
YouTube’s attitude about drunk people is that drunk people are great, according to science
Joanna Rothkopf
Not enough negative outcomes are depicted
What went viral 5 years ago today: This super weird “Avatar” thing
Colin Gorenstein
In Feb. 2010, "Avatar" was a lifestyle and Tiger Woods was the most-hated man in America. Here's our look back
Beck vs. Beyoncé controversy no more: “Single Loser” mashup is here to save the day
Colin Gorenstein
With Beckyoncé, there's no need to pick sides anymore.
New setting will let you select who will take over your Facebook account if you die
Sarah Gray
Both profound and practical
Beck’s Wikipedia page is becoming a warzone for BeyHivers
Colin Gorenstein
Following the alt-rock icon's fifth Grammy win, loyal defenders of Beyonce took their rage to Wikipedia
We never escape teenage crushes: The Beatles, One Direction and what our early obsessions teach us about love
Lisa A. Phillips
The yearning is real — but our first celebrity crushes teach key lessons about sexual attraction and heartache
Twitter’s NFL moment: Admitting you “suck” at dealing with abuse is easy. Not sucking takes work
Katie McDonough
The NFL has made cosmetic changes to avoid bad press on domestic abuse. Will Twitter do any better?
Twitter CEO: “We suck at dealing with abuse and trolls”
Jenny Kutner
Dick Costolo took personal responsibility for failing to address cyberbullying on the social media platform
“American Sniper’s” Muslim problem: How Clint Eastwood embraces Chris Kyle’s toxic ideas
Nico Lang
The film neither endorses nor repudiates its subject's racism. The result is a slick, dangerous work of propaganda
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