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Courtney Love is just the start: How social media enables trutherism
Nico Lang
Be it Flight MH370 or something as trivial as "True Detective," mysteries are crowdsourced like never before
How to be an ally: What Piers Morgan can learn from W. Kamau Bell
Prachi Gupta
The comic was ignorant about issues affecting the trans* community. But he shut up, listened, and now he's learning
“The Missing Picture”: Cambodia’s killing fields, in miniature
Andrew O'Hehir
Rithy Panh's strange and moving documentary re-creates Cambodia's Khmer Rouge years with dozens of clay figures
Laura Bennett joins Salon as culture editor
Salon Staff
Salon's new culture czar, our latest high-profile addition, arrives with a distinguished record at the New Republic
Exclusive: Target’s cheesy anti-union propaganda gets a modern makeover
Josh Eidelson
In a private video for employees, Target warns workers a union "would change our fast, fun and friendly culture"
Hannah Arendt was right: Walter Benjamin is “sui generis”
Ben Mauk
Owing as much to mysticism as they do to Marx, the philosopher's writings remain as challenging as ever
RNC’s embarrassing new ad campaign: Meet Scott, the cool young Republican!
Alex Pareene
Can millennials be convinced to care about job creators? Maybe this guy in a leather jacket and glasses can do it
I still can’t stand white belly dancers
Randa Jarrar
My Salon essay generated a lot of hateful responses. Let's walk through the criticisms one by one
Charlotte Gainsbourg on “Nymphomaniac”: “People who want porn will be really disappointed!”
Andrew O'Hehir
The Anglo-French pop star and actress on "Nymphomaniac," her third -- and strangest -- film with Lars von Trier
Watch the trailer for the “Peanuts” 3-D movie
Prachi Gupta
This will be the first "Peanuts" movie to be shown in theaters in 30 years
The stunning dishonesty of Charles Murray
Joan Walsh
Paul Ryan’s “inner city” expert explains why insisting blacks and Latinos have lower IQs isn’t racist. He's wrong
Abusing the Buddha: How the U.S. Army and Google co-opt mindfulness
Michael Stone
The military and massive corporations teach -- and harm -- Buddhist practices rooted in ethics and nonviolence
North Carolina school bans boy’s “My Little Pony” lunch bag rather than confront its bullying problem
Katie McDonough
The school has decided that the 9-year-old's bag -- not the culture of bullying -- is the problem to be addressed
“Code words for race”: What’s really behind GOP’s poverty and welfare obsession
Josh Eidelson
When Paul Ryan decried the "culture" of inner cities it followed a long conservative tradition, a scholar explains
The right’s “gay bully” terror: A St. Patrick’s nightmare for bigots
Joan Walsh
Rupert Murdoch joins Michele Bachmann in denouncing cruel LGBT tyranny, this time over St. Patrick’s Day
“The Walking Dead”: Lizzie finally snaps
Neil Drumming
The character of "Lizzie" commits the worst crime imaginable. Thankfully, they don't make us watch -- not exactly.
Paul Krugman hits Paul Ryan for using a “racial dog-whistle”
Elias Isquith
The New York Times columnist says Ryan's rhetoric's not only unethical but dated, too
8 worst right-wing moments of the week — Disney’s sinister gay conspiracy edition
Janet Allon
A right-wing talk show host accuses "Frozen" of brainwashing, while Pat Robertson warns about demonic possession
Paul Ryan’s race flap even worse than it looks
Brian Beutler
The notion that Ryan was dog-whistling to racists is actually the best-case scenario. Here's the scary alternative
How drugs and “Saved by the Bell” saved my life
Drew Fortune
When my mom went missing, I had no idea what to do. But movies and music led me through, as they always have
The lost promise of nostalgia: What modern pop culture gets wrong
Amy Kenyon
The history of nostalgia reveals so much more than what we see on "Mad Men." Why does Hollywood get it so wrong?
Bill Kristol takes on entire rest of ABC panel in defense of CIA spying
Elias Isquith
The editor of the neoconservative the Weekly Standard is the odd-man-out on "This Week"
“True Detective” vs. H.P. Lovecraft’s “cosmic horror”
JOSEPH LAYCOCK
The final message of the HBO series reinforces a dangerous American mythology -- that the end justifies the means
Weird suburbia: How atomic bombs and UFOs created modern America
Ken Hollings
After World War II, nuclear anxiety and flying saucer fantasies altered our understanding of suburban life
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