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Updated: 09 Mar 18:12
Dear Disney: Boys Aren't Stupid, But Renaming 'Rapunzel' Is
09 Mar 16:21
Disney has decided boys won't go to any more movies about princesses. The Los Angeles Times is reporting that Disney will rename its version of Rapunzel and retooling the story, too, to focus on a young man named "Flynn Rider." Linda Holmes finds the decision moronic to say the least.
Foreign Policy: Falkland Island Tango
09 Mar 13:02
British companies have brought a long-standing dispute about sovereignty with Argentina over the Falklands back into headlines. Stephanie Pearson says the issue dates back to the early 19th century, but has seen new life as oil drilling was put on the table.
The Nation: US Ranks 31 In The Global Gender Gap
09 Mar 12:45
Katha Pollitt of The Nation examines the 2009 Global Gender Gap report and has sorry news for the United States: Wealth does not equal power... for women at least.
National Review: The Post-Election Campaign
09 Mar 12:26
Incumbent Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki may have won the plurality, but Iraqis have a history of coalescing against the incumbent fearing he will become too powerful. Michael Rubin says this could open the path for a third party.
The New Republic: Rethinking Oscar Choices
09 Mar 12:05
Christopher Orr of The New Republic thinks the Oscars made some good calls this year, but can't help but wonder why he still feels so disappointed with the choices.
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