Mad Magazine editor on the hazards of satire John Ficarra honors the courage of Charlie Hebdo's cartoonists and their dedication to freedom of the press Jan 11, 2015
Luke Burbank: CrossFit to be tied Says the hardcore workout regimen's ethos that pain is just "weakness leaving the body" ignores the fact that, yes, IT IS PAINFUL! Jan 4, 2015
Faith Salie shares her pet peeve on "oversharing" Dubbed "Word of the Year," the ubiquitous practice of constantly filing status updates (which don't actually give one status) is due for a moratorium Dec 28, 2014
Bill Flanagan on "A Change Is Gonna Come" 50 years ago this week, Sam Cooke's song was posthumously released; it became an anthem for the civil rights movement Dec 21, 2014
Ben Stein: Sony was prudent to scrap "The Interview" Says America should stop being humiliated, start getting serious about cybersecurity and hacking threats Dec 21, 2014
David Edelstein on hackers' chilling effect on movies Says Sony's decision to withhold "The Interview" only bolsters Hollywood's desire for dull, apolitical and safe films Dec 21, 2014
David Edelstein on the horror film you must see Our critic praises "The Babadook," Jennifer Kent's seriously scary film from Australia, about a terror from deep, deep, deep inside Dec 7, 2014
Faith Salie says "get a grip" over spread of germs Waves "bye-bye" to shaking hands, thanks to studies that detail how a courteous handshake can spread discourteous infections Nov 30, 2014
Jim Gaffigan on getting stuffed for Thanksgiving The comedian and author of "Food: A Love Story" discusses the depressing aspects of the holiday Nov 23, 2014
Time to end five o'clock shadow Humorist Jerry Zezima bristles over facial stubble, saying it doesn't suit today's man, even when he's wearing a tuxedo Nov 22, 2014
Scott Strazzante on finding "Common Ground" Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist on how two families' common bond extends to the Earth, and to us all Nov 16, 2014
Get real! David Edelstein celebrates documentary films "Sunday Morning" critic offers his picks from the recent explosion of non-fiction films that will rock your world Nov 16, 2014
Nancy Giles: Don't flunk the midterms Says Americans who fail to cast ballots in Congressional races will be failing their country Nov 2, 2014
Ben Stein: Time for us to pay ransom to terrorists Says the U.S. is far too big to be made small by paying out money to save kidnapped Americans from gruesome, lonely murders at the hands of ISIS Oct 19, 2014
Reza Aslan on the shouting match of religion "Sunday Morning" contributor says our identification with belief systems is about more than just faith Oct 12, 2014
Commentaries
Mad Magazine editor on the hazards of satire
John Ficarra honors the courage of Charlie Hebdo's cartoonists and their dedication to freedom of the press
Luke Burbank: CrossFit to be tied
Says the hardcore workout regimen's ethos that pain is just "weakness leaving the body" ignores the fact that, yes, IT IS PAINFUL!
Faith Salie shares her pet peeve on "oversharing"
Dubbed "Word of the Year," the ubiquitous practice of constantly filing status updates (which don't actually give one status) is due for a moratorium
Bill Flanagan on "A Change Is Gonna Come"
50 years ago this week, Sam Cooke's song was posthumously released; it became an anthem for the civil rights movement
Ben Stein: Sony was prudent to scrap "The Interview"
Says America should stop being humiliated, start getting serious about cybersecurity and hacking threats
David Edelstein on hackers' chilling effect on movies
Says Sony's decision to withhold "The Interview" only bolsters Hollywood's desire for dull, apolitical and safe films
David Edelstein on the horror film you must see
Our critic praises "The Babadook," Jennifer Kent's seriously scary film from Australia, about a terror from deep, deep, deep inside
Faith Salie says "get a grip" over spread of germs
Waves "bye-bye" to shaking hands, thanks to studies that detail how a courteous handshake can spread discourteous infections
Jim Gaffigan on getting stuffed for Thanksgiving
The comedian and author of "Food: A Love Story" discusses the depressing aspects of the holiday
Time to end five o'clock shadow
Humorist Jerry Zezima bristles over facial stubble, saying it doesn't suit today's man, even when he's wearing a tuxedo
Scott Strazzante on finding "Common Ground"
Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist on how two families' common bond extends to the Earth, and to us all
Get real! David Edelstein celebrates documentary films
"Sunday Morning" critic offers his picks from the recent explosion of non-fiction films that will rock your world
Nancy Giles: Don't flunk the midterms
Says Americans who fail to cast ballots in Congressional races will be failing their country
Ben Stein: Time for us to pay ransom to terrorists
Says the U.S. is far too big to be made small by paying out money to save kidnapped Americans from gruesome, lonely murders at the hands of ISIS
Reza Aslan on the shouting match of religion
"Sunday Morning" contributor says our identification with belief systems is about more than just faith
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