Everybody has their own conversation with the album. Mine is about a past love, and the traditions it left behind

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A new history of the birth of quantum physics brings the weird, protean, paradoxical subatomic world to life

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As "Glee's" creator calls for a Newsweek boycott after a controversial article, we wonder: Could the mag be right?

It's not an ambition gap that's keeping women out of politics. It's something structural -- and far more insidious

Marvel's Jaimie Alexander plays a mysterious woman with superhuman powers whose body art is the key to her past

Neurotypical privilege is real. It's time to talk about autism and social justice

In a bid for viewers, directors are taking on the headlines of the day -- with pretty disturbing results

Scientists have proven that you can't go back in time. But you can still go way, way forward

As HBO's start-up comedy starts its third season, it remains funny and sharp—but not essential, like it should be

The author and the actor take aim at Murdoch's claim Muslims "must be held responsible"

Sumi Cho of the African American Policy Forum on the campus campaign to combat the right-wing assault on freedom

Donald Trump continues to support Alex Jones' twisted conspiracies — and the GOP seems perfectly OK with that