Culture

Fall of the Monarchs
Can we save North America’s most beloved butterfly?
Molly M. Ginty
Swiftian Logic
The narcissistic non-feminism of pop 'princess' Taylor Swift.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
Lincoln: Better Off Undead
Spielberg's new Lincoln doesn't hold a candle to Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter.
Louis Nayman
The Ice Man, Radioactive
Harold Simmons: the GOP’s $50 million man.
Greg Palast
Mothering Hypes
Jessica Valenti's new book debunks myths maternal.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
A Heathcliff We Haven’t Seen Before
Crafty casting turns Wuthering Heights into a love story haunted by the guilt and ghosts of slavery.
Michael Atkinson
After the Gold Rush
An artist turns a vacant house into a confrontational sculptural object.
Danielle McCullough
America’s Most Famous Living Poet
Poet and author Lawrence Ferlinghetti is as well-known for his activity off the page.
Peter C. Baker
The Battle for Black Studies
The forgotten African-American education-reform movement of the '60s and '70s.
Julianne Malveaux
Tears of Gaza
A new documentary explores the Gaza War from the point of view of children.
Michael Atkinson
Honey, We Shrunk the Parks
Reclaiming public space, inch by inch
Isaac Dalke
Occupy Gotham City
What the Dark Night Rises says about violence, morality and people's power
Slavoj Žižek
Father Roy Bourgeois’ Journey
How the founder of School of the Americas Watch became an activist
George Fish
Vulnerability: The New Girl Power
It’s tempting to view the female confessional as apolitical. In fact, it's a new form of feminism.
Jude Ellison Sady Doyle
There Will Be Blood ... and Movies
The evolution of our interaction with film
Michael Atkinson
The Scourge of Meritocracy
An elite based on merit could be more impenetrable than one based on nepotism.
Jane Miller
Oprah-iate of the People
On finding a new (and unexpected) appreciation for Oprah.
Bhaskar Sunkara
The Bradbury Chronicles
Decades after their publication, Ray Bradbury's stories mirror our present realities.
Ron Dorfman
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