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Technology, Stress, and Being Busy
“The computer is electronic cocaine for many people,” according to UCLA neuroscientist Peter Whybrow. “Our brains are wired for finding…
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NY Times
Red, Blue, and Purple: Hollywood Tries Bipartisan Bashing–NY Times
. . . a movie…
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Flavorwire
Ten Fictional Characters People Need to Stop Idolizing–Flavorwire
We all need idols, and considering how…
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Huffington Post
Sendak Understood That Children Needed to be Terrified–Slate
Jon Stewart, Religion Teacher Extraordinaire–Religion &…
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PJ Media
How Game of Thrones Reaches New Levels of Degradation–PJM
Jack Black’s Bernie Shines Light…
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Fox at 25 & Growing Up With The Simpsons
Over the weekend, the Fox television network celebrated its 25th birthday. The New York Times took the occasion to reflect…
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Newsweek
The Fantasy Life of Working Women–Katie Roiphe in Newsweek
Related: Nothing Wrong With Reading Escapist…
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Daily Beast
Celebrities at Prom, Awkward or Cute?–The Daily Beast
Odd Couple: China Meets Hollywood–WSJ
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The Daily Beast
Immortalizing Our Stars With Statues–The Daily Beast
Will Pakistan’s Oscar Change the Fortunes…
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Our Nostalgia for Old Hollywood—Washington Post
Stay in Washington, Wayward Professor—Mark Judge
Is Anyone Still Watching Grey’s Anatomy?—Huffington…
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Feds to Students: You Can’t Say That–Greg Lukianoff/WSJ
The Justice and Education departments issue…
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Why You’re Addicted to TV–Newsweek
The Revolution is being televised. Anyone who…
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Is Some Sex Wrong Even Among Consenting Adults?–The Atlantic
The question remains. Are some kinds…
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Is Sex Still Sexy?–Emily Esfahani Smith/The Atlantic
There’s something missing in today’s understanding of romance and eros.
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