Arnold's back, with a Jesus Christ pose.

How Emily Dickinson, Octavia Butler, Joan Didion, Jericho Brown, and other authors helped me survive

A theater experiments with letting the audience keep its phones on

The acclaimed director spoke to Salon about abuse of power, filming in Panama and mentorship with Jim Jarmusch

HBO's fourth season of "The Wire" gets inside the weary reality of Baltimore's neglected schools, while CBS's "Jericho" brings us the sweet nectar of apocalypse, at long last!

This Norman Rockwell vision of Americana tanks -- literally -- ending a season of grim delights.

"And like with the Mueller investigation, like with Ukraine-gate, they don't care who they hurt"

As public opposition to sweetheart pollution deal mounts, Chris Christie can't be bothered

Fox Business host sees Kamala Harris as the middle path between the old Democratic Party and full-on "socialism"

"I bought into the whole diet industry," Bertinelli tells Salon. "I'm actually a little ashamed of my role in it"

Biden debating Trump was “like trying to win an argument with a crackhead," Ruthie from Pennsylvania says

Women editors are not the problem

In this erotica excerpt from the BADLANDS New Lovers series, an older artist has particular tastes

A so-called traitor serves his time. A homewrecker and a balding psychiatrist wave bye-bye. Plus: Is "Survivor's" Rupert America's sweetheart?

"This could be a legal bloodbath," Michael Bromwich, a former Justice Department inspector general, says