Advertising Watchdogs Have Alerted Regulators to Goop’s Unproven Health Claims
Consumers have been Goop'd.
Why Is There So Much Dan Brown at Guantanamo Bay?
A recent FOIA request unveiled the contents of the Guantanamo Bay library. We talked to a prison librarian about what makes the collection notable.
Telling the Story of the Rodney King Riots From a Korean-American Perspective
Director Justin Chon tells a personal story about the 1992 riots in Los Angeles.
Musician Jenny Hval on Feminism and the Body as a Political Space
We spoke to Jenny Hval about what she recommends reading, watching, and listening to.
Juggalo and Pro-Trump Rallies May Converge on the National Mall in September
Both groups have scheduled rallies for the same afternoon.
Redheaded Emoji May Finally Be Coming to the Internet
The introduction of redheaded emojis as draft candidates comes as a victory for gingers who have campaigned for representation in emoji for years.
NBC Commits to Hiring More Female Directors
The decision follows a television season in which women comprised less than a quarter of helmers on network and cable series.
R. Kelly Cancels Upcoming Concerts, Reportedly Due to Low Ticket Sales
The news comes two weeks after BuzzFeed reported on allegations that Kelly is running an abusive cult.
Indian Critics Are Taking Issue With the Lack of Indian Soldiers in ‘Dunkirk’
The film does not feature any Indian soldiers, though four Royal Indian Army Service Corps companies served on and around Dunkirk beach in May of 1940.
Angelina Jolie’s Latest Film Comes Under Fire From Human Rights Watch
The director may have cast the controversial Royal Cambodian Armed Forces in First They Killed My Father.