Policy Archive
Archives for January 2016
The biggest film at the festival almost didn’t get made. It sold for $17.5 million and could be a turning point for diversity in Hollywood.
Next up: The test track.
Maron believes Amy Schumer’s joke-stealing controversy is more about misogyny than the integrity of comedy.
Foxx calls it a “very solid idea” that warrants government support.
But the administration needs congressional approval for most of those billions.
Featuring O.J. Simpson, Samantha Bee, and more.
Behind-the-scenes details and insider intel that will help you navigate the sports-themed city within a city.
I knew, on some level, that I was autistic by the time I was in fifth grade.
2016’s first sharing economy showdown.
Including one who wasn’t even there.
The GOP and Fox News might hate Trump, but they are maintaining the ecosystem of paranoid rage that drives him.
The war has lasted more than 50 years. Now it looks like it’s finally over.
Until recently, health officials thought Zika was pretty harmless. Now they think it causes birth defects in newborns.
The short answer: because it was on Netflix.
It starts somewhere low in your gut, and it reaches up to clutch your heart. Your toes curl, your hands shake; you can feel the energy of everyone around you, even when you’re alone in your room. The song starts, and it’s your song.