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TPUSA’s new message to girls: Hate yourself
Amanda Marcotte
Speakers at the women's leadership summit continued Charlie Kirk's misogynist mission
The cinema spoof will never die
Coleman Spilde
"Scary Movie" and "Stop! That! Train!" revamp a bygone subgenre for a generation in need of high-concept stupidity
The best movies of the year (so far) are experiments in big-swing cinema
Coleman Spilde
Outside of "good" or "bad," 2026's finest films have enough risk-taking creativity to restore your faith in movies
You don’t need AI to write a love letter
Andi Zeisler
Why do GenAI boosters want you to outsource your brain?
Pete Hegseth’s Mormon diss explodes a MAGA myth
Amanda Marcotte
Christian nationalism isn't just immoral — it's incoherent
Kim Thayil’s “A Screaming Life” will make you hear Soundgarden differently
Caryn Rose
Rich with perspective, the band's lead guitarist revisits Seattle's music scene and the loss of Chris Cornell
Wait, is “Backrooms” actually about Silicon Valley?
Keith A. Spencer
Maybe this liminal space horror is telling a story about what happens when we get sucked into our screens
Republican lawmakers face backlash after daring to challenge abortion bans
Cassandra Jaramillo
Multiple Republicans lose primaries after key party allies backed their challengers instead
Only in New York: Trump, Mamdani and Elmo talk NBA finals
CK Smith
A president, a mayor and a muppet have little in common — except New York's growing NBA Finals obsession
Ryan O’Connell is his own inspiration porn
Andi Zeisler
The queer, disabled writer talks family shame, TV fame and what the internet has done for – and to – vulnerability
Trump’s “hero image” includes lions, camels and motorcycles
CK Smith
The surreal video by a Trump-backed candidate adds to a growing archive of idealized AI imagery of "America's hero"
It’s June: Welcome to “Nuclear Family Month”
CK Smith
Republican state officials recast June as just for traditional families, challenging local Pride Month celebrations
What Salon’s DJs are spinning this summer
Hanh Nguyen, Melanie McFarland, Amanda Marcotte, Russell Payne
3 playlists to kick off all your parties
How “Cars” ruined Pixar
Coleman Spilde
The for-boys movie became Pixar's first big miss. 20 years on, the studio's still feeling the repercussions
Nat and Alex Wolff were Beatles fans before they were born
Nicole Michael
The Wolff brothers join "Everything Fab Four" to discuss their new album and what they owe to "The White Album"
The best albums of the year (so far): Music to stop the doomscrolling
Hanh Nguyen, Natalie Moore, Troy Farah, Garrett Owen, Jason Kyle Howard, Francesca Giangiulio, Coleman Spilde, Joy Saha, Melanie McFarland
Instead of sinking into despair, we turned to these albums for joy, empowerment, healing and hope
Christianity is profoundly queer
Su Yon Pak, Kathleen T. Talvacchia
The Christian right acts like LGBTQ+ people are religious outcasts. They are wrong
How one fan turned Global Beatles Day into a worldwide tradition
Kenneth Womack
Global Beatles Day founder Faith Cohen sees a dream decades in the making come true
The misplaced obsession over “Obsession”
Coleman Spilde
Touting Curry Barker’s perfectly fine horror film as an instant classic reveals the depth of its flaws
We need to talk about Boy Moms
Andi Zeisler
Jenny Mollen’s viral post about her son echoes a long history of mothers who refuse to cut the cord
What Stanley Tucci gets wrong about Olive Garden
Joseph Neese
I would trade my Michelin restaurant experience in Italy any day for a trip to Olive Garden with family
This Pride Month, will no one think of the straight people?
Andi Zeisler
Heteropessimism is real, but it isn’t the danger The New York Times thinks it is
MAGA fails to conquer arts and music
Amanda Marcotte
Trump’s losses at the Kennedy Center and Freedom 250 follow Turning Point USA’s Super Bowl humiliation
John Travolta’s directorial debut is a rare piece of spellbinding autofiction
Coleman Spilde
"Propeller One-Way Night Coach" finds the seasoned actor indulging in auteur theory. It's not to be missed
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