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feature It was in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s Jazz Age that the modern concept of celebrity was born.

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15

feature Kathryn Bigelow's film has become “collateral damage” in the political debate over the morality of torture.

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15

feature An investigation into Junior Seau's tragic suicide. A profile of the brother-and-sister team behind Cloud Atlas. And more compelling, of-the-moment stories to dive into

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15

feature Thanks to ConAgra and its pals in Congress, our schoolkids’ right to feast on frozen pizza and fries has been protected, said Kristin Wartman at HuffingtonPost.com.

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15

feature Kardashian's farcical marriage has finally drawn back the veil on “reality TV’s fairy-tale narratives,” and exposed them as “hollow and manipulative” shams, said Jennifer L. Pozner at TheDailyBeast.com.

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15

feature From The New York Times: “In my travels around the world, I encounter two Catholic Churches. One is the rigid, all-male Vatican hierarchy ...

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15

feature The real Ernesto “Che” Guevara was far from the “youthful idealist” celebrated in film and transformed into a global icon, said Nick Gillespie in Reason.com.

By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15

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By The Week Staff Last updated 8 January 15