A troubled gay teen lashes out and Paul's new therapist gets under his skin

The right picks and smart styling make all the difference

Young Jeezy released a song honoring the slain teen, and Russell Simmons called for peace

Salon's TV picks for
Monday, June 14, 1999

What short men lack in height, they make up for in might.

Who'd have imagined a smackdown between The Rock and Starbucks?

Season 2 of the subversive reality-show satire returns with one of the most interesting workplace dynamics on TV

The author and former teen mom talks about the imperative to help young moms go to college

I had nothing better to do than watch the taping of Simon Cowell's amateur-hour schlockfest. Here's my shocking story.

The glorious anguish of teenage struggle rendered in a loving, if antic film

Monday: Watch the ball drop on "Dick Clark's Primetime New Year's Rockin' Eve 2008." Plus: What did you think of "Jesus Camp" on Sunday?

The Mad Man shows off his comic chops -- and hot, unchiseled abs -- on "Saturday Night Live"

Alissa Lara Quart reviews 'Summer Sisters' by Judy Blume.

Debbie Rowe says: The kid is not my son; Dolly Parton gets a few things off her chest. Plus: Gwyneth gets a frickin' $23,000 cellphone!

Hello mother, hello father: Please get me the hell out of this summer-camp spoof.