Three nights with 311 in the waning moments of free American life.

Fargo, Damages, Cheers, and Leslie Nielsen’s fart machine.

An oral history with former employees Sasha Frere-Jones, Alysia Abbott, Piotr Orlov, and Chris Wilcha.

The Drugstore Cowboy star candidly discusses the characters who defined her career.

The former Perfect Strangers star cheerfully slags Tom Cruise, Eddie Murphy and Denzel Washington, among others.

It’s like when they fucking show—I know nothing about plays and shit, but sometimes they’ll show a play on TV, and it’s fucking shit, because you’re like, “What the fuck, am I supposed to think that’s a moon?” Like it’s a cardboard moon or some shit.

“By the time we got to Woodstock 99 …” In a grim finale, the nineties get their Altamont.

“You’re either with Korn and Limp Bizkit, or you’re against them.” The birth of nu-metal.

An interview with mind behind both Five Easy Pieces and The Monkees.

On Ayn Rand becoming a cult hero to Wall Street insiders and others items that make Matt Taibbi angry.

“I think talk shows have kind of lost that. It’s mostly about super famous people telling long, dull stories about their swimming pools or something.”