In its own quiet way, the brilliant second season of Louis C.K.'s sitcom goes where no show has gone before

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An online community called GamerchiX attempts to create a friendlier environment for female online gamers.

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As Don assumes the role of obedient underling, everything he does feels like an omen of our national demise

The star of the hit reality series sounds off on divorce and America losing its way

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A huge culture shock awaits Sterling Cooper. Here's a look at the "creative revolution" that hit the ad world

According to these Woodford Reserve ads, real women like bourbon, horses and men who build (not Ikea) bookshelves

Twitter users are trolling the lame-duck president with posts predicting how they think Trump will respond

Healthcare reform might be easier if so many industry lobbyists didn't once work for legislators like Max Baucus

The Herman Cain and Penn State stories have surprising parallels with Alexander Hamilton's downfall

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The American epidemic of white male rage fueled "Joker" to Oscar contention glory, but also the film's downfall