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Ted Nugent’s “history of racist and hate-filled remarks” has finally caught up with him
Bill Morlin
Due to growing complaints over the rock singer's racist past, an Idaho tribe has canceled a show. More may follow
Paul Ryan’s “blame the victim” disease: How he epitomizes a horrible new consensus
Elias Isquith
Much like coverage of domestic violence or bombs in Gaza, Paul Ryan's poverty plan has a very disturbing hallmark
The Grand Budapest Hotel is actually a department store in Germany — and it’s about to get grander
Jason Overdorf
A German entrepreneur aims to revitalize a moribund town by renovating an Art Nouveau icon
Why the Nickelodeon star who declared “I’m not a role model!” is missing the point of Nickelodeon
Prachi Gupta
22-year-old Jennette McCurdy is tired of the "bubblegum industry"--but that's exactly what she signed up for
ESPN commentator: Women should take responsibility for “provocation” when they are assaulted
Katie McDonough
"The elements of provocation, you got to make sure that you address them," ESPN's Stephen A. Smith said Friday
Transgender student on school’s anti-trans policies: “My own tax dollars” fund “discrimination against me”
Katie McDonough
A Christian school has justified its anti-trans policies in its faith, but one of its student is fighting back
My mid-cancer photo shoot: How I posed naked and got over my body disgust
Mary Elizabeth Williams
As women with colostomy bags and diabetes pumps go mainstream, I cheer because I know exactly what they're feeling
Cancel “Meet the Press”: Why this icon of Beltway insiderism has to go
Simon Maloy
"Meet the Press" and the rest of the Sunday shows are slowly fading into irrelevance, and they're beyond fixing
“We’d bring up painful memories” to make brides cry: Exposing the brutal world of wedding reality shows
Nadine Friedman
The inside story of how reality TV made the wedding-industrial complex more monstrous than ever
Questlove: Iggy Azalea’s “Fancy” is “a game-changer” for hip-hop
Prachi Gupta
The song's popularity demonstrates that "hip-hop has spread its wings," the Roots drummer tells Time
“Magic in the Moonlight”: It’s time to stop making excuses for Woody Allen
Andrew O'Hehir
Even Emma Stone and Colin Firth can't rescue a feeble, icky 1920s rom-com apparently written by an alien
5 reasons it’s time for a 4-day work week
Lynn Stuart Parramore
Research suggests it won't just make us happier -- it will actually make us more productive
The real problem with sexy profile pics
s.e. smith
A new study suggests people think less of women who post revealing photos. It speaks to a greater culture of sexism
VIP boxes and seven-figure advances: How fiction gets the publishing industry laughably wrong
Laura Miller
The book business is not an easy setting to dramatize. But that sure hasn't stopped thriller writers from trying
Neil deGrasse Tyson exclusive: “I don’t know what kind of democracy that is, if you’re gonna cherry-pick … science because it conflicts with your philosophy”
Lindsay Abrams
Salon q-and-a: Neil deGrasse Tyson takes on climate deniers, challenges scientists to speak up before it's too late
The GOP’s new holy land: How libertarianism is changing the face of the Republican Party
Steven Rosenfeld
Silicon Valley likes to look toward the future. And libertarians like Rand Paul hope it might conceal an ugly past
Wallace Shawn: I wish people knew me as a radical playwright instead for “The Princess Bride”
Andrew O'Hehir
The beloved character actor and playwright on sex, power, Ibsen, and his disturbing new "Master Builder"
“It was an out-of-body experience”: Stephan Eirik Clark on his novel getting the “Colbert bump”
Prachi Gupta
The very happy debut novelist of "Sweetness #9" spoke to Salon about his mention on Monday's "Colbert Report"
Women who don’t use birth control explain why not, slut-shame those who do
Jenny Kutner
Hint: It's because they don't understand how birth control works
Why didn’t Philip Seymour Hoffman leave anything to his children?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actor said he didn't want "trust fund kids"
How to survive an American century: From JFK to the apocalypse
Tom Engelhardt
Seventy years of lessons on the contradictions and dangers of global superpower-dom
“For an instant you even consider rape”: The terrifying 1970s manual that shaped the pickup-artist movement
Tracy Clark-Flory
"How to Pick Up Girls!", the PUA community's foundational text, is a deeply disturbing portrait of male entitlement
Worst sales pitch ever: The ad industry’s shameless history of using feminism to sell products
Andi Zeisler
In the age of "empowertising," it's worth asking whether feminism should be treated as a brand at all
Clueless rich kids on the rise: How millennial aristocrats will destroy our future
Tim Donovan
Today's wealthy are far more likely to have inherited their fortunes. Here's why that's going to doom our politics
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