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I have a good friend who’s raising his four kids without a TV in the home. We all had dinner a while back and I
October 11, 2016
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I have a good friend who’s raising his four kids without a TV in the home. We all had dinner a while back and I
Sometimes conviction shows up in strange moments. Like, say, the moment you’re tempted judge a reality TV star too harshly. That happened to me earlier
There’s a lot of stuff on the internet. But every now and then, I’ll come across something that just flat stops me in my tracks.
There was a time, back when I was a youth preparing to face the world, when learned sociologists worried about the American masses and our
Moviegoers gave The Birth of a Nation a standing ovation when it was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival Sept. 9, even as its
People often say that, maybe besides someone who samples restaurant food for a living, I have the best job on the planet. When analyzing my
At Plugged In, we talk about culture a lot. We review entertainment. We write these little blogs. We blather on in the occasional vodcast. But
You’ve come a long way baby … er, Barbie! Mattel’s little plastic doll has found herself embroiled in many a controversy over the years—from some
The Monday morning after MTV’s Video Music Awards has often been a cultural watercooler moment in a culture that has fewer and fewer of those
It’s not even close to Halloween, but I have a horror story for you—scary enough to curl the toes of your footy pajamas. It did
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