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Elvis Costello’s debut still hits hard — and this box set proves it
Kenneth Womack
Nearly 50 years later, "My Aim Is True" captures the restless genius of an artist in motion
Shane Gillis and the danger of laughing at unfunny men on “SNL”
Kelly McClure
"Saturday Night Live" has something for everyone. Women just never seem to make the list
James Talarico isn’t vegan. So why is the GOP so fixated?
Ashlie D. Stevens
Trump and Paxton have turned a false claim about his diet into a masculinity test. Why does eating meat matter?
To become the mother I wanted to be, I had to let my parents go
Kristen Millares Young
An excerpt from Kristen Millares Young’s "Desire Lines" on marriage, motherhood and renewal
Rubio’s Greece speech is MAGA’s latest classical cover story
Curtis Dozier
The Trump administration keeps borrowing ancient prestige to make its brutality look noble
America’s last annexation holds a lesson for Trump on Greenland
Mark Kawar
The country's approach to territorial expansion has changed since it acquired the Northern Mariana Islands in 1986
In rural Wisconsin, politics is still about meeting voters. Online, it’s getting weird
Grace Panetta
Rebecca Cooke is taking her campaign directly to rural Wisconsin communities, all while an AI-fueled online fight w
“The Debut” finds joy and fear in starting over
Coleman Spilde
Julianne Moore’s character in this A24 comedy finds a new passion, and herself, on the local stage
As Susan Collins goes for a sixth term, Maine Democrats worry she’s a ‘Teflon candidate’
Grace Panetta
They’re hoping abortion rights will persuade Democratic women to stick with their party and back Troy Jackson
“The Social Reckoning” is the journalism thriller’s last stand
Coleman Spilde
Aaron Sorkin's "The Social Network" semi-sequel takes on much more than Facebook
The AI drive-thru wars aren’t really about your order
Ashlie D. Stevens
As McDonald's automates and Chick-fil-A sticks with people, hospitality is up for grabs
French students are in the streets. Donald Trump and Fox News are freaking out
Andrew O'Hehir
A mass uprising against neoliberal budget cuts captures the world's attention — and fuels right-wing paranoia
TV never left “The Twilight Zone”
Melanie McFarland
Author Alan Sepinwall tells Salon how the show's creator, Rod Serling, changed entertainment
Josh Hartnett turned heartthrob fame into a career of risks
Coleman Spilde
In "Verity," Hartnett once again subverts expectations in a way Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise can’t manage
The rock critic who inspired “Saturday Night Fever” always preferred pop
Kenneth Womack
Nik Cohn’s new book "Corner Boy" reveals the godfather of rock criticism as music’s contrarian
Abdul El-Sayed is the Democrat who keeps dominating Fox News
Sophia Tesfaye
The Michigan Senate candidate masterfully baits Donald Trump after leaving Fox hosts swooning
Michael Shannon’s R.E.M. tribute reminded me why I love the band
Caryn Rose
The actor’s show with Jason Narducy is more than nostalgia — it celebrates the band’s artistry
The Daily Wire is too mad to make a movie
Alex Galbraith
Ben Shapiro's studio still hasn't learned that owning the libs isn't a plot
Lizzie Borden was no suffragist, no matter what Ryan Murphy says
Jen Chaney
"Monster" tries to redeem Borden as a late-in-life feminist. It's a bridge too far
HBO’s “Lanterns” was always about its heroes’ fears, and our own
Melanie McFarland
To fulfill his destiny, John Stewart embraces what he was trained to reject — and so should we
There’s no solving a problem like Tom Cruise’s “Digger”
Coleman Spilde
Alejandro G. Iñárritu's film indicts its audience when it should point the finger at itself
White nationalism’s appeal runs deeper than partisan politics
Patrick Egan, Joshua A. Tucker, James Bisbee
How extensive is white nationalism’s appeal among the broader public, and who is drawn to this extremist ideology?
“Oh my God! He tricked us!”: SNL’s Rubio and others panic over midterms
CK Smith
The cold open imagines Republicans scrambling for a winning midterm message as Trump offers voters a $5,000 bribe
At 30, “That Thing You Do!” is the perfect fake one-hit wonder
Alex Galbraith
Tom Hanks' directorial debut produced a fake song that was undeniable
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