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Like other clever, well constructed series before it, the meta sitcom wasn't built for the long haul More »
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Like other clever, well constructed series before it, the meta sitcom wasn't built for the long haul More »
That's the only question fans of the Nintendo series are asking as the 25th-anniversary version comes out More »
Viewers loved his destructive, womanizing "Two and a Half Men" character—until they realized it wasn't an act More »
The films have embraced the dark melodrama that the novels only dabbled in More »
Understanding why the show is so deeply boring More »
No matter the occasion, the proper thing to do in New Orleans is throw a party—even if you're using gluttony to forget an oil spill More »
The documentary starring Robert F. Kennedy Jr. targets destructive mining practices, but the greater enemy is American apathy More »
With Steve Carell's last episode about to air, an accounting of what makes his version of the show superior More »
The FX show is set in mining country, but the issues surrounding coal have only started appearing in the second season More »
A trio of previously unperformed plays premiered this weekend at Williams' centennial. One of them offers new insight into his classic The Glass Menagerie. More »
You can be Nick Carraway in a newly surfaced version of the Fitzgerald classic. But this isn't the first time a book has inspired a game. More »
How closely does the show's depiction of local governments' budget woes mirror reality? More »
Farmville has turned millions of gamers into virtual small-scale farmers—and it pressures them to embrace Big Agriculture More »
A look at the new game, which tries to bring back the character's mischievous, clever, and resourceful side More »
The demonized drink is about to lose its caffeine—so our writer bought a can and tried to pinpoint why young people love it More »
The downside of Apple's announcement: the band's albums will be reduced to singles More »
Southern Louisiana looks fine, and the seafood is safe to eat, but shrimpers and oystermen remain threatened More »
The game inspired controversy for originally allowing players to assume the identity of the Taliban. But the altered version is problematic for its own reasons. More »
Unlike its peer Spike TV, the network offers realistic, appealing portraits of masculinity More »
A Yom Kippur fast isn't just about religion. It can also teach you how abstaining from food makes eating more special. More »
