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“I’m in love with being on display”: Adult film star Asa Akira on her insatiable love of porn
Tracy Clark-Flory
The porn star talks to Salon about her memoir, smoking crack in BDSM dungeons, and why she's smitten with her work
The Internet’s inequality bomb: The crash is coming — but the 1 percent won’t feel a thing
Andrew Leonard
Warnings of a tech bubble are growing more dire every day, but it's regular people who stand to bear the brunt
Twitter CEO: Future uncertain for the @ sign, but the hashtag is here to stay
Sarah Gray
Share prices fell 9 percent, and Twitter is looking at ways to cut out the "clutter"
Watch: Crude oil train bursts into flames after derailing in Virginia
Lindsay Abrams
The latest in a string of accidents emphasizes the need for increased rail safety
Bloomberg’s final tobacco crackdown: “Vaping” is now as forbidden as smoking
Sarah Gray
This week e-cigarette users joined their smoking counterparts -- outside of bars and restaurants
Twitter’s existential dilemma: Why the super-popular social network is in trouble
Andrew Leonard
The media world can't live without tweeting. But for everyone else, it's a take-it-or-leave-it shrug
AOL suffers significant security breach, warns customers to change passwords
Sarah Gray
If you are an AOL user, take heed: Don't click on any suspiciously spammy emails, and change your password
The problem with saying the media has a “woman problem”
Soraya Chemaly
The Times's piece on the media's "woman problem" proves that it's time to ban that phrase for good
Rejected: One man’s endless search for a media internship
Scott Rodd
I hounded every publication I knew to prove I was the best job candidate. It didn't work out as I planned
Weibo: We can’t censor our users enough to satisfy the Chinese government
ProPublica
Weibo, "China's Twitter," releases new details about censorship operation in company's regulatory filing
How gossip blogs became the main public record for black culture
Niela Orr
A GIF of Aretha Franklin and Patti LaBelle reveals a vibrant community long invisible to the mainstream media
Cliven Bundy and racial concern trolling: Why the rancher’s bigoted rant means more doom for the GOP
Elias Isquith
Conservatives know their days of winning via white resentment are numbered. Here's why their backup plan is doomed
Say goodbye to TV’s golden age: Why Comcast’s rise and net neutrality’s downfall will change everything
Andrew Leonard
The economic model that sustains quality TV is under assault. Does the future have room for any more Walter Whites?
Statins may lead some patients to pig out: Study
Lindsey Tanner
Watch Andy Warhol use the Amiga 1000 to paint a portrait of Debbie Harry
Sarah Gray
A trove of Andy Warhol masterpieces were discovered, painted via computer at the behest of Commodore International
The truth about Facebook’s plan to literally alter reality
Sarah Gray
Last month, Facebook acquired a company that makes virtual-reality machines — so we took one for a test drive
Why Facebook’s new plan to blow up Facebook will fail
Andrew Leonard
Mark Zuckerberg's plan to push mobile users out of the core Facebook app is doomed
5 famous people who still have LiveJournals
Prachi Gupta
The main shock of George RR Martin's comments on GoT rape was that he has a LiveJournal. And he's not the only one
Welcome to Plutocrat-geddon! Obama and Thomas Friedman flatter our new billionaire overlords
Richard Eskow
Forget inequality! Judging by the White House and the media, the real answer is sucking up to the wealthiest
Irvine Welsh: You know when a writer’s a drug user
Tony O'Neill
The author on "Trainspotting's" long-awaited prequel, what makes good drug lit and the forthcoming film "Filth"
An atheist’s secret mysticism
Laura Miller
Celebrated author Barbara Ehrenreich recalls her strange, life-changing experience in a small desert town
You’re the kids who robbed us: Our strange online encounter with our burglars
Caitlin Horrocks
I wasn't bothered by the break-in — until we got our PlayStation back, and watched our burglars' Vines and videos
Google having limited time sale — Now everyone can be a glasshole!
Sarah Gray
A leaked slide from Google reveals an expansion of its Explorer Program, for a hefty price
The Internet’s destructive gender gap: Why the Web can’t abandon its misogyny
Astra Taylor
People like Ezra Klein are showered with opportunity, while women face an online world hostile to their ambitions
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