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Why 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' Is the Ultimate Thanksgiving Movie
How John Hughes made a 1987 buddy comedy/road movie that doubles as a rare Turkey Day classic
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Philip Roth: Novelist's Brilliance Was to Make America Uncomfortable
In his novels, Roth often thrived on bad taste – but he opened the public’s prurient mind and shaped the cultural conversation in America
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Sean Penn: Why I Had to Write 'Bob Honey Who Just Do Stuff'
Actor-turned-author on controversy around #MeToo section, book's politics: "It isn't about leadership. It's about the culture in the country"
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The 50 Greatest Pop-Punk Albums
From Blink-182 to the Buzzcocks, we count down the best of punk's most lovable, lovelorn offshoot
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Flashback: Unabomber Publishes His 'Manifesto'
Ted Kaczynski was a madman who killed and maimed innocent people – but did some of his worries for the future come true?
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Why Braun Strowman Is the Next Great WWE Giant
'Monster Among Men' is on road to being generation-defining big man after vicious Roman Reigns storyline
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Golden State Warriors Defeat Cleveland Cavaliers to Win 2017 NBA Championship
LeBron James and defending champs eliminated in five games
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'Ferris Bueller's Day Off': 5 Things You Didn't Know About Iconic Teen Film
From a Sonic Youth connection to a 'Fight Club' theory
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Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh on Growing Up Blind, Carving Ruby Turds
Retrospective connects 40 years of multi-media work, from "Whip It" to songs for "Rugrats" and Wes Anderson films, sculpture, drawings and more
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Flashback: Jay Leno Controversial Run as Host of 'The Tonight Show' in 1992
Comedian took over for Johnny Carson on May 25th, 1992 and hosted the show until 2014
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