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We’re all genre readers now: Can we finally stop the tired “pixies and dragons” vs. literary fiction wars?
Laura Miller
When Ursula Le Guin accused Kazuo Ishiguro of despising fantasy, she invoked a divide that's increasingly obsolete
Lawrence Wright on Scientology’s “broken community,” and the complicity of Tom Cruise and John Travolta
Andrew O'Hehir
The author of "Going Clear" on the explosive new documentary and the coming "cataclysm" within Scientology
Salon’s Patton Oswalt peace summit
David Daley
Salon sits down with our fierce critic to debate comedy, politics and political correctness. Is the hatchet buried?
Why Jameis Winston’s secret meeting with Roger Goodell means we can expect more of the same from the NFL
Katie McDonough
A summit between the star player -- and alleged rapist -- and the NFL's commissioner is an ominous sign
Karl Ove Knausgaard continues to find America very stressful
Anna Silman
"The store, a Target, was like a great hall..."
“Your heart can expand exponentially to take care of every woman”: An abortion provider on compassionate care — and why she’s open about her work
Jenny Kutner
Dr. Jaclyn Grentzer tells Salon about how Missouri's abortion laws affect her life -- and why she remains hopeful
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” saved a man from death row: 7 real criminal justice cases swayed by TV, film and pop culture
Anna Silman
HBO's "The Jinx" isn't the first show to re-open a case that could put someone behind bars -- or set them free
“Morning Joe” couldn’t be more dumb: Blames rap music for frat-boy racism
Colin Gorenstein
"[Wacka Flocka Flame] shouldn't be disgusted with them, he should be disgusted with himself"
Record Store Day founder: “200 independent record shops are opening this year”
Bryn Lovitt
At today's Record Store Day 2015 launch, champions of vinyl found more reasons to be optimistic about small shops
How to make a viral hit: The “Kimmy Schmidt” theme team reveals the secrets of achieving “maximum catchiness”
Anna Silman
Viral video wiz Evan Gregory and star Mike Britt tell us everything we need to know about the epic show intro
“No one expects the truth”: The secret to Bill O’Reilly’s professional survival
Brad Friedman
Want to know why Fox News' main bully evades consequences for his constant lies? Those close to him have the answer
Blame parents for those narcissist kids
Mary Elizabeth Williams
New research reveals the roots of inflated egos -- and why they're dangerous
“The Simpsons” wouldn’t have been “The Simpsons” without Sam Simon
Sean Cannon
The head and the heart behind the show's early groundbreaking years helped redefine American comedy
The BuzzFeed-envy struggle is real: How my own search for LOL-status almost swallowed me whole
Matt Saccaro
I get it, "BuzzFeed letter"-writer. The day my post "The Cutest Mollusks on the Internet" went viral, I was hooked
“The Bachelor”: How the king of trashy reality TV recycled classical myths into an unbeatable formula
Sonia Saraiya
Virgin, fool, seer, crone? "The Bachelor" is still a guilty pleasure, but this season was rooted in the classics
“Very, very few people like him”: 7 tidbits on NBC News’ internal turmoil
Luke Brinker
NY Mag report depicts a network riven by personality clashes and editorial disagreements
Bill O’Reilly is the “head of the cult”: Former Fox News host sounds off
Joanna Rothkopf
Eric Burns appeared on Sunday's edition of "Reliable Sources"
Selma’s white supremacy legacy: What America must reckon with today
Ronald J. Sheehy
The 50th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday" requires us to confront some very ugly ideas and history -- starting here
Jeb’s scary new adviser: Meet Jordan Sekulow, global attorney for the religious right
Luke Brinker
A look at the right-wing crusades of Bush's emissary to conservatives
Drudge’s bizarre new conspiracy: Wingnuts claim Obama conspiring against another Dem
Simon Maloy
Conservatives spy a nefarious conspiracy in news that DOJ will slap Democrat Bob Mendendez with corruption charges
“The whole batch of apples needs a different basket”: Why it’s up to men to help stop violence against women
Jenny Kutner
Scholar Mike Messner on his book "Some Men," men's rights activism and what to do with back-patting male feminists
“The notion that no current popular music is of quality is philistine”: Robert Christgau on Beyoncé, Kanye, the Ramones, online journalism and bohemian sex lives
Scott Timberg
The great rock critic unloads on haters, praises Kanye, whacks critics who complain about the sex in his new memoir
Why black conservatives “unsettle”: Fox vs. MSNBC, political correctness and our polarized racial conversation
Shelby Steele
I'm a black conservative, but the way Americans identify with the image of their ideology has frozen our politics
“SNL” lampoons Iggy Azalea with spot-on Kate McKinnon impression
Luke Brinker
Perpetually feuding rapper gets roasted
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