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Dutch artist’s 17th-century work said to have inspired tableau that has offended Christian and conservative critics

A Tribe Called Quest's 'Gerogie Porgie' displays homophobia at its most hateful. But does their first album in 18 years show they've grown?

Get ready for an Avatar: The Last Airbender EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW with the creator of Avatar Aang himself, Bryan Konietzko! Find out how Bryan got started at N...

10 Things Christians Get Hilariously Wrong About Jesus Let’s ask Bible scholars? Sometimes I listen to Christian pastors going on and on about their God who seems to be Hell-bent on punishing …

From Haru Nemuri’s punk-inflected J-pop to Coco & Clair Clair’s spaced-out diss tracks, Ralphie Choo’s computerized flamenco and MUNA’s synth-pop fireworks, here are some standout pop songs and albums from this year.

'Loki' still feels just as special as ever. In its Season 2 premiere, the Marvel Cinematic Universe TV series proves, once again, why it's still the best Disney+ original that Marvel has ever made.

The Japanese cast and crew of Sofia Coppola's 'Lost in Translation' reflect on their experiences decades later.

Sitting for too long, whether on your couch or working at a desk, is very bad for your health. Here's how to combat it.

Dorsey said that “in principle, I don’t believe anyone should own or run Twitter...Elon is the singular solution I trust..."

“This is why Peterson genuinely believes in Dostoevsky’s eminent saying in The Brothers Karamazov: ‘Without God all things are permitted.’”

The female-dominated New Age (with its positive focus on self) and the male-dominated realm of conspiracy theory (with its negative focus on global politics) may seem antithetical. There is a synt...

Tabatha Southey delves into University of Toronto professor Jordan Peterson's work and finds his secret sauce—and what makes his work unnerving

The Matrix: Resurrections ends on a note of triumph, one that is subversive yet loyal to the core of the franchise. Here's what the ending means.

Keanu Reeves stars as Neo in the fourth installment of the franchise

'The Matrix Resurrections' is a moving nostalgia trip that reminds us of the franchise's prescience. K. Austin Collins' review

Paul Bloom on the importance of suffering, the shortcomings of hedonism, and why he would never plug into the Matrix.

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