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Dorothy Parker in the Twitter Age Dorothy Parker

Dorothy Parker in the Twitter Age

The strange things you learn sifting through 'The Paris Review'

At Cannes, the American Comeback That Wasn't Les Films du Losange

At Cannes, the American Comeback That Wasn't

The jury at the international film festival handed out a relatively conservative set of awards.

In 'Game of Thrones,' War Changes Everyone HBO

In 'Game of Thrones,' War Changes Everyone

The stunning, episode-long Battle of Blackwater leaves no character untouched.

Secretariat's Owner on the Triple Crown and Racing Integrity Reuters

Secretariat's Owner on the Triple Crown and Racing Integrity

On the eve of Triple Crown drama, Penny Chenery, the grand dame of horse racing, calls out I'll Have Another's owner and implores the industry to do better.

Requiem for Baseball's Memorial-Day Doubleheader AP

Requiem for Baseball's Memorial-Day Doubleheader

How the economics of modern baseball killed the ultimate fan experience

'Tis the Season to be Hateful (in Sports) AP

'Tis the Season to be Hateful (in Sports)

Exercising the sports fan's right to spew unfiltered volumes of 'haterade'

It Takes a Village to Wrap a Film Shoot Richard Louissaint

It Takes a Village to Wrap a Film Shoot

'Big Words' finishes filming, and all of a sudden the voices on set are gone.

Where Have All the Gigantic, Nuclear-Powered, Horror Monsters Gone? Toho

Where Have All the Gigantic, Nuclear-Powered, Horror Monsters Gone?

'Chernobyl Diaries' plays on old radiation fears with new zombie cliches, but surely another 'Godzilla' is in the works.

The Evilest One-Percenters on TV Fox

The Evilest One-Percenters on TV

TV was skewering the rich long before the Occupy movement showed up

The Surprising (and Not-So-Surprising) Lessons of This Past TV Season Fox

The Surprising (and Not-So-Surprising) Lessons of This Past TV Season

The singing-competition bubble didn't bust, "the end of men" played out on-screen, and more

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The Atlantic Monthly

David H. Freedman on smartphone apps and the perfected self, Mark Bowden on being in the dumb kids' class, James Parker on Glenn Beck, Isaac Chotiner on P. G. Wodehouse, and more

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