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Friday December 19, 2014

'Serial,' The First Groundbreaking Podcast, Is Only Scratching The Surface

The "This American Life" spinoff may be the first break-out hit of the medium. But, Vanity Fair argues, the podcast -- just like the novel, film and TV show before it -- will eventually advance past its early serialized days.Read more.

An Ode To Kelly Clarkson's 'Since U Been Gone'

In the first installment of new HuffPost series "Popular Things That Are Also Good," we discuss the many merits of Clarkson's iconic breakup song. Check your music-snobbery at the door. Read more.

One Woman Is Responsible For Starting Nickelodeon's Golden Age Of Cartoons

"Doug," "The Rugrats" and "Ren and Stimpy" brought sheer delight to a generation of children. But for the adults working behind the scenes, the process wasn't all smiles. Read more.

Breaking Down Television In The Post-'Breaking Bad' Era

In the first stage of TV's golden age, there was a beautiful synchronicity between critical acclaim and popularity. Now, Grantland claims, the television landscape is more fractured than ever. Read more.

Jessica Chastain Wants More Diversity In Hollywood

"A female character where her sole power is her sex and her sexual attraction is not an interesting thing to watch. If a woman is there posing and trying to be sexy, no one is interested in that." Read more.