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Rap is now mainstream in Russia. The sound is everywhere: in clubs, on the radio and in stores. But despite a culture of speaking out on issues in the West, why do many rappers in Russia avoid talking about the country’s big problems?

The creators of “Los Espookys” discuss their not-so-spooky Spanish-language comedy series.

How films have shaped — and skewed — our understanding of the most famous riot in LGBT history.

What happens when your idea goes to Hollywood without you.

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In “Anthem: Homunculus,” John Cameron Mitchell and composer Bryan Weller have found a unique platform for a musical: a podcast. They join Kurt Andersen to discuss the shows origins, and perform a song live in our studio.

An acclaimed post-metal musician supports his art by teaching elementary school.

These bunnies might look cute, but if you cross them, you just might die screaming.

The women have made history in two ways. Not only are they the first women from the Pacific Islands to commentate the Women’s World Cup, but they are doing it in their native languages of Bislama and Fijian.