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The Coen brothers’ 2009 exploration of a modern-day Job calamity is vibrant and comedic with just the right amount of despair.
The short answer – the internet is a corporate behemoth. We’re just trying to keep up.
Big government media want you to believe that 2016 is the year things started to unravel, but that would be too good to true… and just plain wrong
What happens when something designed for intimacy and pleasure transforms itself into an on-demand tunnel for deviation and violence? And how do we change it?
What Roger Goodell and the NFL decide to do about the sexual predator now playing quarterback for the Cleveland Browns may be the most impactful statement to date
James has always been a fierce advocate for social justice and progress, but can someone that has reaped the most from unfettered capitalism really advocate for the masses?
The Yankees are soaring, the Angels have fallen, and the Mets are actually good.
Richard Linklater’s latest film isn’t necessarily a coming of age story, but an animated time machine to 1960’s White America. At least it’s done well.
1 in 6 boys will be sexually abused by the age of 18. Rather than calling it rape, society teaches us that our violation is a badge of honor. Men, it's time to acknowledge our #MeToo experiences – and heal from them.
A Complete Unknown gives us elite performances, though it leaves you wanting more.