June 1book140 Shortlist: Whodunits 
'Men in Black,' 'Glee,' Joey Ramone: The Week Ahead in Pop Culture 
Over the Years, the Bee Gees Changed, But Society Changed More
Robin Gibb, who died Sunday, was the band's frontman in its pop phase and a sideman in its disco era.
Charting the new globe-trotting science of moviemaking
On this week's episode of 'Game of Thrones,' twists of fate drive the intertwining narratives at play in the world of Westeros.
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Robin Gibb, who died Sunday, was the band's frontman in its pop phase and a sideman in its disco era.
AP
The legendary science fiction author offers writing advice in honor of Charles Schulz's canine creation.
The Atlantic
Vote on which mystery we should read for the next installment of our Twitter-based book club.
PBS's Off Book series interviews three artists who use the plastic toy pieces as a medium for creative expression.
Alliance Vivafilm
A young director talks about his Cannes hit about a man's transformation into womanhood
NCsoft
Breaking new ground in the world of online role-playing
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Coming to terms with hip hop's homophobia -- and how views are beginning to shift
Mac Lethal
There are many ways to learn the difference between 'your' and 'you're.'
Fox
A look at the things we're most excited about watching, reading, browsing, and listening to
Island Def Jam
Our roundup of the most intriguing articles about entertainment we've come across in the past seven days
The Atlantic
Reflections on a year of leading The Atlantic's Twitter-based book club
Universal
From serials to scores to queer cinema, a new book documents the developments that altered movies forever
IFC Films
The action icon has a lesser-known history of quiet roles in small movies like the new 'The Samaritan.'
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The disco singer died Thursday, but her influence will remain inescapable for a long time.
Macmillan
The author of "Paris, I love You But You're Bringing Me Down" reflects on life as a foreigner in the city of lights.
How Facebook may be making us lonely, the genius of Kanye West, Muammar Qaddafi's grieving son, a profile of an iconoclastic video game inventor, and more
Reflections from 20 Years of 'The Real World'
A Billion Dollars Is Only Sort of Cool for Disney
Miley Cyrus, Beer Trucks, and Harry Crane
Want to Shame a Terrible Parker? There's an App for That
The NBA's Small-Market Disadvantage
Why Aren't Cities Littered With Dead Pigeons?
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Telstar Brings World Closer (1962) 
The Information Machine (1958) 
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