Before you marry, find out if the two of you are compatible when you are ill. It could save you years of anguish.

Salon's TV picks for
Thursday, May 27, 1999

Ken MacLeod talks about his rebellious youth, his political paradoxes and the visionary power of cyberpunk.

CBS's "Amazing Race" proves that nothing brings out the beast within couples like dealing with traffic, layovers and illegible maps.

Being the 60th Democratic Senate vote is no joke. But can Franken guarantee Sotomayor vote or healthcare reform?

When a trio of scholars decided to partner with Microsoft to create a pan-African encyclopedia, was it a match made in progressive corporate heaven or the founding of an ivory-tower gulag?

Will Yoanna's face become a household name? Who cares? Just tell us when the next season of "America's Next Top Model" begins!

Two weeks ago, the world decried my husband and his fellow teachers. Now, I sense the mood shifting

Ron Shelton's comedy about wisecracking, tough-talking basketball rivals opens up more racial dialogue than any message movie.

The "Silicon Valley" actor returned to "Salon Talks" to discuss stereotypes, soap, and filming "Space Force"

Few are saying it openly, but the DeLay-Rove power grab in Austin is all about keeping white control of an increasingly Hispanic state.

The important thing about home schooling isn't getting away from school. It's getting back into your home.

Data shows that more than 300 people die annually as a result of acetaminophen poisoning

The National Book Award winner and the acclaimed story writer discuss the perils of writing only what you know

In becoming the penetrator, a woman learns to see sex - and the world - through male eyes.