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The Vatican expelled me for supporting female priests
ROY BOURGEOIS
I left Catholic priesthood after 40 years. My only regret is waiting so long
Jennifer Garner and Halle Berry’s paparazzi battle
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Celebrities speak out about relentless photographers -- but they're a threat to all of us
Unfair share: How oil and gas drillers avoid paying royalties
Abrahm Lustgarten
They add on "gathering expenses" and other hidden fees
Is hookup culture overblown?
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new study suggests that today's college students aren't having any more sex than their parents did at their age
Ashton Kutcher: I was “terrified” to play Steve Jobs
Andrew O'Hehir
No, you haven't been punk'd: The star of "Jobs" talks science, spirituality and his risky role as Apple's founder
G.I. Joe’s secret past
Tom Engelhardt
A look at the history of America's original action figure and how war found its way into children's culture
Nigel Barker on super-skinny models: “That’s just not who the customer is”
Ej Dickson
"The Face" host talked to Salon about his photography, the fashion industry, and getting baby seals to "smize"
Art sleuth claims to have exhumed Mona Lisa’s skeleton
Mostafa Heddaya
A dubious new discovery by an Italian art history "scholar" has the art world and media abuzz once more
Artist uses Phil Collins, Skype to construct online personae
Alicia Eler
In Jill Pangallo's quirky, social media-based performance at Austin's MASS Gallery, the medium is truly the message
Frank Bruni: American “movies, manners and a set of mores” condone rape
Katie McDonough
Want to end sexual assault in the military? Good policies are a start, but the culture has to change, too
“Elysium’s” politics don’t add up
Gavin Mueller
The trailers promised a class-struggle masterpiece, but it doesn't quite deliver
Tech is killing childhood
Catherine Steiner-Adair
Time spent on gadgets could be hampering kids' ability to connect to each other and the "real" world
Enough with the sneering Juggalo stories
Daniel D'Addario
There's something deeply classist about Web coverage of the gathering of Insane Clown Posse fans
Bizarre law could force women in Kenya to ride sidesaddle
Katie McDonough
Politicians in Kisumu County would like Kenyan women to stop distracting male drivers and sit like "ladies"
Science could deliver the comforts of religion
Tania Lombrozo
Research suggests that a scientific worldview actually helps people cope with anxieties about their own mortality
Americans won’t befriend different-looking people
Ryan O'Hanlon
A new survey finds that we still largely surround ourselves with members of our own race
Five ways that “staying safe” costs women
Soraya Chemaly
How trying to avoid sexual assault costs women money, time, and energy
I mother with my brain, not just my body
Alissa Quart
The emphasis on "natural" motherhood made me feel like an outsider -- I connect with my daughter through culture
I don’t need an app to measure my sex life
Rachel Kramer Bussel
Thanks, Spreadsheets, but there's more to good sex than how loud you are and how often you do it
Generation X gets really old: How do slackers have a midlife crisis?
Sara Scribner
Gutted by the economy, shipwrecked by nostalgia, Gen X stares down a midlife crisis. Winona Ryder can't save it
North Carolina’s shocking history of sterilization
Belle Boggs
Forced sterilization was the law in 32 U.S. states, and actually inspired the Nazis. We're just learning the truth
The Civil War rages on in Brooklyn
Jesse Marx
Armed with muskets and gunpowder, members of the 14th Regiment Brooklyn Company fight to preserve our nation's past
We worship the iPhone: Steve Jobs is our savior!
Brett T. Robinson
Pre-Apple, when Jobs was hacking phones, his first call was to the Vatican. No wonder the iPhone is our messiah
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