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Intermission: The Best Cellphone Movie You've Ever Seen
Shame on the people filming fights at fast-food restaurants with their cellphone cameras. They could have been doing this.
News
4 Things The Hunger Games Can Teach Us About the War on Women
Katniss manages to destabilize and ultimately upend a government hell-bent on manipulating her to its nefarious ends.
Culture
Overrated: Bully's R Rating Should Mean the End of the MPAA
Teenagers will be barred from watching a documentary about what teenagers actually say and do to one another.
Culture
The Upside of The Help Controversy: It Made Us Talk About Race
The Help has been accused of revisionism and racism. But it's also made a young black media activist want to record her grandma's story.
Education
Is College Worth the Money? Answers from Six New Graduates
Their answers about whether their degrees are worth it might just surprise you.
Culture
Want to Boycott Rupert Murdoch? Good Luck with That
If you say goodbye to NewsCorp, you say goodbye to The Simpsons, Hulu, FX, the National Geographic Channel, and a lot more.
Lifestyle
Dealbreaker: He's A Man-Child
Whenever I’d ask Gordon a serious question, he’d start re-enacting a courtship scene from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
Lifestyle
How SOPA Would Kill Fun
What we’re facing here is the death of fun, a ban on giggling alone at your desk.
Culture
How the Film Industry's Big Budgets Are Killing Movie Theaters
With Netflix streaming on the rise, pricey movie theaters are less and less attractive. Let's lower film budgets and thus ticket prices.
Environment
Cruising the Hudson on a Boat Made of Trash
Two filmmakers want to row the entire length of the Hudson to highlight the beauty of New York's water supply and the importance of keeping it clean.
Culture
Why I May Love TV Recaps More Than TV Itself
Good television is incomplete without an equally satisfying recap.
Culture
'As a Gay Man': Coming Out, Quinto-Style
Will actor Zachary Quinto's low-key confession in New York magazine usher in a new era of casual coming-out moments?
Environment
Slideshow: Take A Trip Down the Ganges With This Documentary Film Crew
A trip down the length of India's holy river.
Culture
5 Oscar Nominees You Haven't Seen (But Should)
At every Oscar party, there is usually that head-scratcher, the category in which you haven't heard of a single nominee.
Education
This Inspiring Video Will Remind You Why You Love Learning
Filmmaker Rick Mireki's new short film "Learn" is an inspiring, visual love letter to lifelong learning.
Culture
GOOD Books: Childhood Favorites Hitting the Big Screen
Take a blast to the past and revisit some of your favorite childhood storybooks and young adult novels before they make their way to the big screen.
Culture
Intermission: What It's Like to Be Gay in Rural America
This film about gay pride in Montana smashes assumptions not only of the LGBT community, but of small towns, too.
News
Who Will Win the Race to Build a Great Electric Vehicle?
The Revenge of the Electric Car, the sequel to 2006’s Who Killed the Electric Car? examines the competition to build a great EV.
