The author of "Peyton Place" implicated her neighbors in many sins. Now, they're returning the favor.

A hilarious collection of self-deprecating personals from the London Review of Books illustrates the gulf between high-minded Brits and Americans looking for love.

In a new report, the NAACP explores Tea Partiers' relationships with "racist hate groups"

A quiet new measure may let the government give away even more of your money to banks

"A Little Life" keeps hitting the awards lists despite dull prose, lazy plotting and stereotypical characters

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If women flirt to get ahead, does it reflect badly on them or on their work environments?

Is there something to "The Secret" or not? Members of Salon's reader community, Table Talk, give their verdicts this week.

HBO Max's film about smoke jumpers, those who leap from planes into fires, lacks the thrills it promises

Some comics attempt to distract audiences from Syria, while others tackle the issues head-on