Everybody Wants To Rule The World
We took the Tears for Fears hit "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" and rewrote it to be about power-hungry fictional characters and organizations.
Arts & Life
Garance Doré: New York Or Paris?
For Doré's special challenge, we read quotes from famous people, and she must guess if they're about Paris, or New York City.
The Long And The Short Of It
In this game, contestants insert the letter 'E' into a common phrase to turn it into a completely different phrase.
Ira Sachs And Jennifer Ehle: Stage And Screen Collide
To celebrate Ehle's two Tony wins and Sachs' cinephilia, we curated a challenge in which the worlds of stage and screen collide.
Heating Up The Competition
Every answer contains an object that can be found in a kitchen. For example, to "Star of Legally Blonde who won an Academy Award for her role in Walk the Line," you'd say, "Reese WitherSPOON."
Pop Culture Happy Hour: 'Steven Universe' And The Games We Play
Kat Chow and Gene Demby join the show for thoughts on a groundbreaking Cartoon Network series and various card and board games. And, as always, we close with What's Making Us Happy this week.
TV Networks Unveil Fall Lineup At Summer Press Tour
Broadcast and cable networks unveiled their fall lineup to television critics. NPR looks ahead at the good, the bad and the ugly for the upcoming TV season, and how the business is changing.
In Defense Of Bronze: The True Mettle Of The Metal Of The 3rd-Place Medal
In the Olympics, and in many other areas of life, from comic-book eras to health care plans, "bronze" has come to signify the least of three things. It shouldn't.
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This Food Is Tasteless, But Never Bland: 'Sausage Party' Is Gleefully Profane
Ain't no party like a Sausage Party 'cause a Sausage Party don't stop ... being blithely offensive. But this animated film for adult audiences is made with true passion and technical skill.