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Smart is the new sexy: The stunning, welcome rise of “sapiosexuality”
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Singles claiming to value intellect over looks are popping up on dating profiles from Tinder to OkCupid
Rape on TV is difficult enough to watch: Here’s how — and why — those harrowing scenes are made
Sonia Saraiya
Artists from "Downton Abbey," "True Detective," "Rectify" and "Hand of God" reflect on TV sexual assault
Cookie Lyon is a national treasure — but Taraji P. Henson shouldn’t win an “Empire” Emmy just yet
Shannon M. Houston
I never thought I'd see a character like Cookie on prime-time TV, but her true greatness is yet to come
The media’s big Bernie Sanders myth: Here’s how we build the coalition that shatters Clintonism, neoliberalism
Anis Shivani
Hillary-bots argue that Sanders only appeals to white Iowa & New Hampshire voters. Here's how he proves that wrong
Behind the scenes with Bernie Sanders: Three days in Iowa that explain why Hillary’s fading and the Dems have a new front-runner
Shane Ryan
If you want to understand the Sanders shocker, just go to Iowa and listen to his ideas and Hillary's platitudes
“I guess when Dad said that he’d like to f**k everyone in the audience the nice, Midwest policemen didn’t see the humor in that”: George Carlin’s daughter remembers the advent of “7 dirty words”
Kelly Carlin
In Milwaukee in '72 the police waited for George Carlin offstage. In Manhattan, the audience couldn't get enough
The best places to live in America: How college towns perfected the city
Witold Rybczynski
They're high-tech magnets with street life, culture and lots of energy. No wonder the new "college city" is so hot
“The terror is lurking either in the home, or just outside of it”: How women writers redefined postwar noir
Scott Timberg
Salon talks to the editor of "Women Crime Writers" about how they stripped the suspense genre of sentimentality
Our graduate school nightmare: Higher education is broken — here’s how we fix it
Leonard Cassuto
We're teaching grad students to want teaching jobs that no longer exist. We must rethink the entire enterprise
“We’re still dealing with autism like it’s this wacky historical aberration”: Steve Silberman on the truth about autism
Michael Schulson
"Autistic people have always been here in large numbers," says the author of "Neurotribes," "and they need help"
The right’s Planned Parenthood trap: Manufactured controversies, pliant Democrats and the decades-long plot to “defund the left”
Josh Mound
Planned Parenthood non-troversy is the latest chapter in a 40-year crusade to cut the left off at the grassoots
Ann Coulter defends her “f*cking Jews” outburst: I’m anti-immigration, so I’m automatically pro-Israel
Scott Eric Kaufman
Hispanics are anti-Semitic and she's anti-Hispanic, she argued, so she can't possibly be anti-Semitic too
“Cosby: The Women Speak” destroys damaging myths about women who dare to speak out
Sonia Saraiya
Last night's A&E documentary about Bill Cosby's accusers is a damning critique of rape culture and power
Who better than the Kochs to dish up some handy tips for lifting people out of poverty
Eric Stern
If you like your life skills advice with a side helping of conservative politics, Bridge to Wellbeing is for you
The GOP debate’s terrifying alternate reality: Inside the political delusions of a party on the edge
Chauncey DeVega
One of the 15 people on stage Wednesday will represent one of the two major parties next year. That's frightening
The culture wars have never been dumber: Fox News targets Emily Blunt, of all people
Nico Lang
Fox & Friends urges the "Sicario" star to move back to Europe, all because she has the audacity to tweak the GOP
America loves a bully: The sadistic streak that explains the popularity of Donald Trump (and Bill O’Reilly and Ann Coulter)
Amanda Marcotte
With his private jets and trophy wives, the Donald is straight out of central casting -- and we can't look away
Amy Schumer: “It’s not an exciting time for women in Hollywood”
Anna Silman
The comedian opened for Madonna during her "Rebel Heart" tour at MSG
We do what we damn well please: The demented American exceptionalism behind the neo-con foreign policy con
Patrick L. Smith
The right wants to substitute religious belief and ideology for reality and smarts. The Iran deal won't derail them
Stop telling Joe to run: Biden is a person first and a politician second
Matthew Rozsa
If his interview with Stephen Colbert has taught us anything, it's that only he knows if he's ready emotionally
“Shut up and sing” syndrome: Why do fans hate it when pop stars get political?
Annie Zaleski
R.E.M. says no to Trump, dudes on Twitter freak out: "I loved your music but U hate conservatives like me"
The raging disgrace of another GOP debate: Why our long national nightmare is just beginning
Jack Mirkinson
Brace yourselves, America: Donald Trump & co. are back on TV tonight, competing fiercely in a race to the bottom
“Room” author on adapting her bestseller and the power of Brie Larson’s imprisoned mother: “She’s a survivor from the word go”
Anna Silman
Salon spoke to "Room" author Emma Donoghue about the new film adaptation screening at TIFF
The long, slow death of an American newspaper: Inside the publishing tragedy of the Los Angeles Times
Jack Mirkinson
Tribune Publishing is planning on enacting a major new round of layoffs at the Times and elsewhere
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