March Madness 2026: Game Times, TV Channels for the Second Round of the Men’s NCAA Tournament Between now and the end of Sunday, the Sweet 16 will be set, and many more brackets will be busted. Sports Illustrated · Mar 21
Suddenly, Everyone Is a 'Founder' on LinkedIn: Should You Join Them? Here's how to manage your own consultancy or startup while protecting your retirement wealth. Kiplinger · Mar 20
The Waterfront: The true story behind Netflix drama inspired by creator’s family ties to drug smuggling Eight-episode series, starring Holt McCallany, is loosely based on creator Kevin Williamson’s childhood The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2025
Netflix’s The Waterfront is pure American soap with occasional flashes of grisly violence 3/5 New maritime drama, starring Holt McCallany, is predictable to a fault, but it’s hard not to keep watching The Independent UK · Jun 19, 2025
Tulsa King season 2 episode 1 recap: can Dwight get out of jail? In Tulsa King season 2 episode 1, Dwight must deal with his lingering legal problems, while dreams of expansion put him in the crosshairs of a new enemy. WhatToWatch · Sep 15, 2024
The Warren Court's "Accidental Ruling" In California v. Robinson That Should Have No Precedential Weight Nat Lewin relays the story from his 1962 clerkship with Justice Harlan. Reason · Aug 9, 2024
Netflix’s Atlas is the sort of film Elon Musk would love – and that’s a problem The new top-ranking sci-fi film sees Jennifer Lopez’s techno-sceptic learn to embrace an AI system that saves her life. With concerns over real-world artificial intelligence growing, Louis Chilton asks how ‘Atlas’ managed to read the room so badly The Independent UK · May 29, 2024
Atlas review: "Netflix's new sci-fi needs more flesh on its AI-themed bones" Atlas review: "Netflix's new sci-fi needs more flesh on its AI-themed bones" Total Film · May 23, 2024
Netflix releases official trailer for Jennifer Lopez mech combat sci-fi film 'Atlas' (video) The full trailer of Netflix's 'Atlas' is a bit spoiler-y, but does a better job of selling the Jennifer Lopez-led sci-fi adventure. Space · Apr 24, 2024
Do Suits in Equity Imply a Cause of Action for Damages? This morning's decision in DeVillier v. Texas, written by Justice Thomas for a unanimous Court, has this meticulously careful description of the relationship between law, equity, and causes of action, with a citation to my colleague A.J. Bellia's excellent work with Brad Clark (emphasis added): The cases that DeVillier cites… Reason · Apr 16, 2024
Unpacking Future Packers: No. 29, Oregon State S Kitan Oladapo Up next in the Unpacking Future Packers draft preview series is Oregon State safety Kitan Oladapo. USA Today Sports Media Group · Apr 11, 2024
CBS’s Kevin Harlan Has Perfect Call As Confetti Blast Delays A-10 Tournament Final Someone made a mistake behind the scenes at Barclays Center. Sports Illustrated · Mar 17, 2024
Social and Economic Legislation and the Taft Court in the 1920s I review the relevant chapters in Prof. Robert Post's forthcoming book Reason · Mar 16, 2024
‘Love is like crack’: Rye Lane star Vivian Oparah on romcoms, Emma Stone and her zany new comedy The Bafta-nominated actor has had a colossal year, partying with Daniel Kaluuya and competing against Margot Robbie. Now, she leads a surreal thriller by Harlan Coben’s daughter The Guardian - UK · Mar 4, 2024
The Guardian - UK · Mar 1, 2024 Dead Hot review – it’s Skins meets Queer As Folk … but way weirder Charlotte Coben’s zany thriller about a missing man who left a severed finger behind has plenty of whiplash-inducing twists. She’s clearly cut from the same cloth as her dad Harlan
USA Today Sports Media Group · Aug 30, 2023 What that last-minute Justified: City Primeval plot twist means for the future of the series Oh, you bet we're talking about the Justified: City Primeval finale.
Reason · Nov 29, 2022 Guest Post from Professor John Harrison: Vacatur's Missing Pedigree I'm delighted to post a summary from Professor John Harrison of his forthcoming article Vacatur of Rules Under the Administrative Procedure Act. Professor Harrison's work was recently highlighted by Professor Amanda Frost at SCOTUSBlog as one side of a debate critical to United States v. Texas, which will be argued…
Salon · Sep 17, 2022 "See" recap: Manure, rain and no war yet Salon recaps Episode 4 of the final season of the Apple TV+ show, which brings some of the gang back together
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Reason · Jun 14, 2022 Slippery Slope Arguments in History: Cohen v. California (1971) From Justice Harlan's majority opinion: [T]he principle contended for by the State [which would allow the punishment of Cohen for wearing a jacket saying "Fuck the Draft"] seems inherently boundless. How is one to distinguish this from any other offensive word? Surely the State has no right to cleanse public…