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Expert: Guys don’t want casual sex!
Tracy Clark-Flory
Most men aren't sex-crazed Casanovas, a researcher argues. They're in search of relationships, not one-night stands
Are Hobbits’ feet hot?
Robert Rodi
On the surface, Tolkien's world appears chaste — until your Freudian eyes look down and see those big, hairy feet!
How should we talk about blackface?
John Cline
A new book tries -- and often fails -- to untangle its complicated legacy in American popular culture
Penn Jillette’s secrets of “Celebrity Apprentice”: Donald Trump is a whackjob!
Penn Jillette
A "Celebrity Apprentice" tell-all, as Trump Googles himself, rages at critics and insists he's a good businessman
Conservatives’ crisis of confidence
Amanda Marcotte
Weeks after the election, the right is still lashing out. Are Republicans doomed to their own echo chamber?
Right-wing Christians didn’t always hate women
Valerie Tarico
A look at a 1978 study document reveals their war on reproductive rights is newer than you might think
Game over, conservative friend
Mike Magnuson
For months, our political arguments made a mess of Facebook. It's finally time to admit we just can't play nice
Kids hate-tweet Obama, echoing what they hear at home
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
A Tumblr of high-schoolers' awful tweets reveals that racism still gets passed on from generation to generation
Requiem for the Twinkie
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Hostess packs it in, but its pop culture legacy lives on
Pick of the week: The case that unlocked the Catholic scandal
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Alex Gibney's "Mea Maxima Culpa" follows the scandal from one Wisconsin school to the pope's desk
Have hip-hop’s commercial aspirations alienated its consumers?
Travis M. Andrews
The Maybach Benz was one of the biggest status symbols in rap. Only problem? No one could afford one
When sci-fi went mainstream
Lee Konstantinou
How did the novels of Anthony Burgess and George Orwell anticipate a new literary subgenre
“The Devil in Silver”: The haunted madhouse
Laura Miller
Author Victor LaValle brings the voice of Queens to this tale of a demon stalking a mental ward
Air Force releases report on widespread sexual abuse
Natasha Lennard
Amid the Petraeus scandal, report finds "ever present" power abuses at Lackland recruit training base
David Simon: Media’s sex obsession is dangerous, destructive
David Simon
David Petraeus' resignation is more proof that the media's prurient fixation on sex is hypocritical and inane
Bill O’Reilly channels Glenn Beck
Joan Walsh
After his revolting "traditional America" rant on "The O'Reilly Factor," maybe he'll lose his Fox show too
Salon’s Sexiest Men of 2012
Salon Staff
Forget People's airbrushed list. For us, sexiness is about brain as much as brawn. What's hotter than that?
Federal court condemns Chicago police “code of silence”
Natasha Lennard
In a culture of protective silence, officers covered up a brutal beating
Salon’s Sexiest Man of 2012: The interview
Tracy Clark-Flory
NFL star Chris Kluwe is one of same-sex marriage's most surprising and vocal defenders. That's hot -- and so is he
Time to march on Washington again for jobs and freedom
Harvey J. Kaye
An open letter to AFL-CIO president Richard L. Trumka
Wall Street should hate itself
Aaron Timms
A Goldman Sachs tell-all gets panned for the wrong reasons, showing how financial journalists are in bed with CEOs
“Ben & Kate” is too sweet to be funny
Willa Paskin
It's a lovely show to tuck into, but is that what you want from something billed as a comedy?
Phony school “reform” agenda takes a beating
David Sirota
The media barely noticed, but voters in three states rejected the profit-driven fraud that is education "reform"
Some military scandals are far worse than others
Natasha Lennard
Following Petraeus, the New York Times worries about military leadership ethics and forgets to take rape seriously
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