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“On the Divide” profiles three people at a Texas abortion clinic and asks: “What does choice mean?”
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmakers spoke to Salon about shooting their documentary at the only abortion clinic in the Rio Grande Valley
“History of the World, Part 1” turns 40, and it’s still good to be Mel Brooks
Matthew Rozsa
This masterpiece of spoof humor still holds up, maintaining its well-respected spot in cinematic history
Revisiting the ethics of cult favorite “Kids” 26 years later through a new documentary
Gary M. Kramer
Eddie Martin spoke to Salon about making his doc "The Kids" about young skaters whose lives changed after "Kids"
The dream of thriving in academia is still a nightmare for many Black professors
D. Watkins
On the plight of Nikole Hannah-Jones and Black professors struggling to find an academic home — even in HBCUs
Trump’s army of God: Doug Mastriano and the Christian nationalist attack on democracy
Paul Rosenberg
Pennsylvania lawmaker is a Christian zealot, an academic fraud and an insurrectionist. He's the tip of the iceberg
Potential 2024 candidate Tom Cotton leading GOP charge against “woke ideology” in military
Jon Skolnik
In contentious Senate hearing, Cotton goes after Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, claiming "wokeness" hurts morale
What “Loki,” “Lucifer” and “Cruella” tell us about our love affair with rewriting ugly stories
Melanie McFarland
Revising the evildoer's story is a hot trend in TV, movies...and politics, current events and history. Coincidence?
Andrew Cuomo’s unlikely online fan base: Women have rallied to his defense by the thousands
Brett Bachman
Inside the Facebook group that still loves New York's embattled governor, and is pushing back against his accusers
“Hacks” creators on the final act & gloriousness of Jean Smart: “I feel like she is Deborah Vance”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Lucia Aniello, Paul W. Downs and Jen Statsky about creating a TV smash about underappreciated women
The ongoing mystique of D.B. Cooper, from documentaries to the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Kylie Cheung
There's no proof America's most notorious skyjacker WASN'T the Asgardian god of mischief ...
Glenn Beck admits he was never sorry about any of it — especially not when he called Obama a racist
Zachary Petrizzo
"I take my apology back" Beck declared years after apologizing for calling America's first Black president a racist
Laughing at Trump’s “backward” pants won’t save us from the 21st-century gulag
Chauncey DeVega
Liberal schadenfreude hits new low with Trump-trousers trutherism. Meanwhile, his forces are destroying democracy
Fox segment goes off the rails as hosts decry activists “trying to take down white culture”
David Edwards
The discussion centered around — what else — "critical race theory"
How “Kim’s Convenience” went from a beacon of representation to a lesson in racist storytelling
Kylie Cheung
Hollywood needs to move beyond surface-level representation, a lesson that's being repeated over and over
“Tigre Gente” director got into a boat chase with jaguar poachers while filming documentary
Matthew Rozsa
The new documentary digs into the illegal jaguar trade — and the people trying to stop it
Trump’s ballyhooed “comeback” is reality TV-style fakery — but a real danger
Amanda Marcotte
How much of Trump's ballyhooed "comeback" is just reality TV-style fakery?
Right-wingers go nuts over “Kamala cookies” given to media on Air Force Two
Zachary Petrizzo
"Narcissistic AF and a totally weird gift," tweets one right-wing pundit in response to Air Force Two cookie-gate
James Patterson says pushing a narrative of stolen election results is “the game that Trump plays”
Matthew Rozsa
The author spoke to Salon about politics and working with Bill Clinton on their new book "The President's Daughter"
Sociologist Arlie Russell Hochschild on the Trump demographic: “Elite of the left behind”
Chauncey DeVega
UC Berkeley sociologist explores the loss and shame that led to Trump in her book "Strangers in Their Own Land"
How Phil Collins became cool (no, really)
Andre Spicer, Michael Beverland, Pinar Cankurtaran
Critics, fans and peers turned against Collins in the 1990s and 2000s
As “Pose” ends it reminds us that the dream New York is one rendered in color
Melanie McFarland
"Pose" ends by reminding us that the New York City fantasy belongs to all, not just Rosses, Rachels and Carries
Cooking Hawai’ian food isn’t just chef Sheldon Simeon’s passion — it’s what brings him comfort
Kayla Stewart
"I was very fortunate to come from a family that puts food in the utmost highest respect," the "Top Chef" star says
Godless grifters: How the New Atheists merged with the far right
Émile P. Torres
What once seemed like a bracing intellectual movement has degenerated into a pack of abusive, small-minded bigots
We never needed rape scenes to tell stories of sexual assault – finally, movies & TV are catching up
Kylie Cheung
With the return of "Tuca & Bertie," we reflect on how the show began a wave of smart survivor-centric storytelling
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