Salon.com's Matt Zoller Setiz on the Super Bowl's bloated, chaotic spectacle.
The U.S. plans to inject $53 billion into passenger rail — or not.
Wired.com: Amazing infographic on organized crime.
Short Film: The External World by David OReilly:
The Economist: Some regulations might hinder job growth, but a more pressing concern may be state licensing.
The already infamous Broadway musical Spider-Man: Turn off the Dark is getting some truly dismal reviews. The word "train-wreck" is used frequently.
Planet Money: Where are they now: An update on the new financial rules.
Ezra Klein: The real threat to health care reform (hint: its not the Supreme Court).
Reverse Shot reviews Poetry, the latest film by Korean director Lee Chang-dong (Secret Sunshine).
New trailer Todd Haynes' highly-anticipated HBO miniseries Mildred Pierce starring Kate Winslet:
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NPR: Wael Ghonim has 'Galvanized' Protesters In Egypt:
The recent Paul Haggis New Yorker article on Scientology has opened a big can of worms: Tom Cruise and Scientology are now under FBI investigation.
Vulture: The Chris Ware designed poster for last year's' Cannes Golden Palm-winner, Uncle Boonmee who can Recall his Past Lives, is absolutely stunning!! The film opens in select cites March 1st.
