Normalized” is an overcooked word, but Arnett’s is a blossoming oeuvre that normalizes a rich vision of a specific — and, for some of us, quite relatable — lifestyle: that of the gay dirtbag. Stop Me ...

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The Holy Bible's New Testament, from the Book of Matthew to the Book of Luke, is full of references to corruption among the ...

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