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Tom Hanks isn’t “Everyman”: Hollywood’s hollow hero narrative prizes stories like “Sully” above others
Nico Lang
“Sully” shows the lengths the film industry will go to turn a decent straight white man with a story into a saint
The Internet saved my life: At 13, I told one person I wanted to kill myself—my best friend, whom I had never met
Leigh Stein
Nearly 20 years later, I finally ask David how he found the courage to send help from halfway across the country
Verizon purchases Yahoo for $4.83 billion
Scott Eric Kaufman
Verizon will combine Yahoo and AOL, which it acquired for $4.4 billion. Marissa Mayer: "I'm planning to stay."
Eff these beauty standards, indeed: Bodies aren’t obscene, no matter what swimsuit size they wear
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Facebook censors a Tess Holliday ad according to a "health and fitness policy" while Instagram wages war on bikinis
Leave Jake Lloyd alone: We need compassion for mental illness, not snark
Matthew Rozsa
The "Phantom Menace" star was hospitalized for schizophrenia, and the Internet's response is predictably brutal
Sorry, the last thing adoptees need is strangers’ cuddles
Michelle Delgado
If it seems inappropriate to score quick fulfillment from a cuddle with a potential adoptee, that's because it is
Courtney Love, watch out: A Cobain-era beef comes roaring back — Mary Lou Lord “will not go down without a f**king fight”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The '90s are back with an ugly vengeance — Lord stirs up old hate for Love on Facebook, then dirty-deletes her rant
There are too many truthers out there: Donald Trump, anti-vaxxers and the new “X-Files” in our conspiracist times
Colin McEnroe
Mulder and Scully chased hidden truth. Today's "truthers"? The lunatic fringe of Trump, Alex Jones, Jenny McCarthy
Millennials have gotten royally screwed: That’s why they’re voting for Bernie Sanders
Conor Lynch
The newest generation of adults are demonized by older generations, all the while suffering our brave new world
Chance the Rapper slams Spike Lee and “Chi-Raq”: “You don’t live here, you’ve never watched someone die here”
Brendan Gauthier
The Chicago artist called the filmmaker's movie about a sex strike to stop violence "a slap in the face"
I was an Amazon drudge
Julie Vick
As a liberal arts grad in the late '90s, I was prepared for many things. But nothing had prepared me for Amazon
The raging irony of WikiLeaks’ latest release: Inside the absurd hacking of CIA chief John Brennan
Marcy Wheeler
A 13-year-old has hacked America's intelligence chief and sent the spoils to Assange's crew. Here's what to know
The real reason why CIA Director Johnn Brennan was using an AOL account: “They sent him a CD-ROM in the mail with like 70 free hours!”
Sarah Burris
Comedian Chris Hardwick mocks the CIA chief, who's personal email was reportedly hacked by a teenager
I was raped — and now I can finally admit it
Adele Oliveira
When I was drugged and assaulted in high school, I lacked the language to describe what had happened. No longer
The Internet is like this toilet: How Reddit and other Web 2.0 communities broke the Internet
Arthur Chu
We've created a dark, consequence-free place for libel, threats and harassment -- and no one feels responsible
The Kochs are my frat brothers: We were Betas — and yes, we called ourselves Master Betas
Peter Dreier
The Kochs were Beta Theta Pi at MIT. And all Betas are brothers, forever. No matter their politics
Laura Jane Grace’s rebel music: “I doubt you’re gonna find a successful civil movement or social movement that doesn’t have a soundtrack”
Annie Zaleski
Salon talks to the Against Me! singer about protest songs, her docu-series "True Trans" and writing her memoir
The media vs. the American worker: How the 1 percent hijacked the business of news
Jack Mirkinson
This Labor Day, we have one simple question for media professionals: Why don't you care about the middle class?
“People talk about political correctness as if they are being oppressed”: Bobcat Goldthwait on the healing powers of dark comedy, getting sober and the legendary comedian-activist Barry Crimmins
Gary M. Kramer
Salon talks to Goldthwait about "Call Me Lucky," his portrait of Crimmins, comedian and children's rights activist
A distressed-baby-shaming CEO: What you can never expect when you’re expecting
Deanna Fei
I already felt like I was to blame when my baby was born at 25 weeks. Then my husband's CEO called me a benefit hog
Elizabeth Warren humiliates executive invited by Senate Republicans to defend opposition to financial regulations
Scott Eric Kaufman
Primerica President Peter Schneider can't even answer basic questions about personal finance after drubbing
My daughter vs. AOL’s profits: “There’s no point in offering health benefits if you’re going to point fingers when people actually need to use them”
Wesley Yiin
The mother of the "distressed baby" shamed by Tim Armstrong tells Salon what happened after the media firestorm
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