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Irony, sincerity, normcore: Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, David Foster Wallace and the end of rebellion
R. Jay Magill Jr.
Stop mocking normcore: It's the natural result of our sarcasm and irony-drenched culture
Libertarians’ reality problem: How an estrangement from history yields abject failure
Kim Messick
The libertarian tradition fundamentally misunderstands human life. No wonder its adherents get politics so wrong
“SNL” celebrates Andy Samberg’s return with two digital shorts
Prachi Gupta
The "SNL" alum sang with Lil Jon, The Lonely Island and Pharrell Williams
The culture of “we”: What women can learn from “Broad City”
Hayley Krischer
Sure, studies say that women have a hard time taking credit for their achievements. But is that such a bad thing?
How Thomas Piketty and Elizabeth Warren demolished the conventional wisdom on debt
Sean McElwee
Those who fall into debt are shamed for spending irresponsibly. But the truth of the matter is much more alarming
Ready, set, masturbate!: The mastermind behind “International Masturbation Month”
Tracy Clark-Flory
In honor of Masturbation Month, Salon talks to the pioneer of self-pleasuring who coined this quirky holiday
The rapist and the girl next door: The paradox of prosecuting rape cases in Haiti
LISA ARMSTRONG
Rape has been on the rise since the earthquake, but the country's patriarchal culture often denies victims justice
Fox News’ divisive race strategy: How O’Reilly, Hannity and Coulter intentionally tore America apart
Matthew W. Hughey, Gregory S. Parks
False claims go unchallenged, racial fears are stoked -- and political scientists discover it helps GOP at polls
How the Internet saved late-night television
Chris Osterndorf
With the rise of social media, talk shows have become more about what's watched the next morning than the night of
“I hate the word ‘quirky'”: Zoe Kazan on being an indie starlet
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to Kazan about superpowers, dating Paul Dano and filming sex scenes
David Grubbs: “The laptop has to be invited to connect with the stereo. It definitely doesn’t get to leave its toothbrush at the stereo’s place”
Rick Moody
Talking John Cage, digital music and the wide world of experimental music with the brilliant musician and thinker
2016 campaign checklist: Hillary Clinton
Ken Thomas
5 conservative delusions that are getting more insane every day
Amanda Marcotte
In the face of reality, these right-wing myths just keep getting more and more elaborate
Newt and Karl’s latest trick: Inside their good cop-bad cop routine
Heather Digby Parton
Why did Gingrich criticize Rove's indelicate comments about Hillary? It's all about hardcore partisan politics
They’re cloning Beyoncé! Why the future of music is a bizarre, computer-generated mess
Andrew Leonard
For anybody with eclectic musical tastes, the rise of Pandora and Spotify could turn out to be a real bummer
Harvard’s satanic debacle: Lessons from a “black mass” cancellation
Elizabeth Stoker Bruenig
Harvard struggled to defend an event full of problems -- and exposed its own religious ignorance in the process
They’re lying about Ukraine, again: Primitive prejudice, stupidity and the reflexive compliance of the New York Times
Patrick L. Smith
We have had the full-frontal porn of an American subversion op, a coverup -- then the media’s supine cooperation
Pentagon’s pathetic victory lap: Why its supposed military rape “solution” is just spin
Myra MacPherson
New data boasts increased reporting of sexual assault. Don't be fooled -- justice continues to evade rape victims
Big Brother teams up with TMZ: How celebrity culture is hastening privacy’s digital demise
Julie Scelfo
As everyone from Monica Lewinsky to Solange knows all too well, our appetite for gossip has gotten way too big
Wendy Williams is America’s best Solange/Jay Z commentator
Daniel D'Addario
The talk-show host and music industry insider has a detailed Solange theory, and says it all on air
How Michael Sam became the latest target of the Christian right’s persecution fantasy
Amanda Marcotte
The college football star made history this weekend, so of course conservative Christians are going to complain
The good, the bad and the ugly in that Time magazine feature on campus sexual assault
Katie McDonough
Joe Biden, Kirsten Gillibrand, Christina Hoff Sommers and others weigh in on the issue of rape on campus
“War and Peace” on the subway: How your iPhone is saving literature
Laura Miller
Let pundits blame technology for distracting us from great books. Ordinary readers are rediscovering the classics
“Horses of God”: The real roots of Islamic terrorism
Andrew O'Hehir
A gritty Moroccan thriller explores how poverty and desperation turn abandoned slum kids into suicide bombers
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