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My fiance can’t say no to women!
Cary Tennis
He lets ex-girlfriends ignore me, he lends money to female friends and lets his mother boss him around.
Letters
Salon Staff
Games don't kill, people do -- and guns. Readers respond to David Kushner's "Grand Death Auto."
Who’s your baby daddy?
Lynn Harris
A Brooklyn author is sponsoring a contest that offers 10 lucky black couples with children free weddings. But is this really going to strengthen the black family?
Mommy madness
Katy Read
The latest buzzy book about motherhood claims that in an effort to orchestrate an ideal upbringing for their children, women are messing up their marriages, spoiling their kids, and losing their minds.
Iraqi women on the verge of a revolution
Mitchell Prothero
The election holds both danger and hope for women -- but some Iraqi women's advocates fear the worst.
Desperately seeking gays
Patrick Barkham
The British navy joins forces with an advocacy group to recruit and retain more homosexual sailors.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The Southland's Doppler 7000 chases raindrops, "The
Bachelorette" chases ambivalent pretty boys, and "Jonny Zero" fights crime with more crime. Plus: What's more fun than a barrel of super-rich, whiny teenagers?
Hitler’s bodyguard
Ida Hattemer-Higgins
An acclaimed new film dares to present the Fuhrer as more than a cardboard monster. The last man in the bunker, Rochus Misch, talks about the Hitler he knew.
Gonzo gone
Dana Cook
Sonny Barger, Rosalynn Carter, Ben Fong-Torres and others remember the wild life and times of Hunter S. Thompson.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to reports of mistreated Iraq war vets. Plus: Were Lawrence Summers' comments justified?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The NBA preseason reaches the 13/20ths mark and the All-Star break with lots of excitement at the bottom of the standings. Plus: Free the Stanley Cup!
The future perfect
Andrew Leonard
Famed Scottish novelist Iain Banks talks about how science fiction has turned anti-American, and why there'll be no WMD in outer space.
Treating agony with ecstasy
David Adam
Drugs dismissed as merely recreational, such as MDMA and psilocybin, are getting a second look for medicinal use in trials underway at several universities.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers wonder whether "Jeff Gannon's" sexuality merits Salon's attention. Plus: Is Social Security privatization in the public interest?
Letters
Salon Staff
Green Day better than Zeppelin? Salon readers are outraged at the very idea -- and Neal Pollack responds.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Sick Jackson dubbed "King of Plop." P. Diddy sued by publisher. Plus: Britney's honeymoon pix!
A dispatch from the culture war
Michelle Goldberg
Gay Arkansans protest Gov. Mike Huckabee's hetero-only "Celebration of Marriage."
Letters
Salon Staff
Fans, detractors and Lovecraft-inspired writers respond to Laura Miller's "Master of Disgust."
Letters
Salon Staff
Don't let the door hit you on the way out. Readers shed few tears for Carly Fiorina.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
A valentine to sports: In spite of everything -- and that's really saying something -- this love is real.
Grammy whammy!
Neal Pollack
Yes, we had to endure J.Lo and Tim McGraw. But the Grammys offered one of the most entertaining musical events in TV history.
Master of disgust
Laura Miller
H.P. Lovecraft built his reputation as America's greatest bad writer on a loathsome edifice of unspeakable, hideous filth whose nauseating tendrils reach into the nightmarish depths of hyperbole.
“Inside Deep Throat”
Andrew O'Hehir
This documentary about the ludicrously bad ur-porno film will test your gag reflex.
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