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At ten years, Christopher Nolan's iconic space opera has aged like a fine wine, particularly in its depiction of men facing death and defeat.

What if the problem is posting?

On Jaywalking, The Little Walk Button, And Other Pedestrian Grievances

A week of climate catastrophe leaves us once again wondering if there's room in the budget for anything other than bombs

The line between America's automobile obsession and its descent into fascistic individualism is getting easier and easier to draw.

The days that followed the encampment's launch saw an increase in tension and, eventually, violence from counter-protestors.

Surprise outrage over Monday's new Apple ad marks a shift in public perception.

I share what I experienced on the ground at the week-long UCLA protests over the course of a few days I spent there.

How "Eat The Rich" satire gave way to a bunch of movies that could've been emails.

When you try to automate the artistic process, what happens to artists?

If you want to augment reality how about you make it possible for me to buy a house

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