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Is John Travolta’s sexuality our business?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Rashida Jones apologizes for asking the actor to come out -- but the closet has changed
When coffee caused a revolution
Joseph Dana
Café culture shaped, and continues to shape, Egypt's transformation
Riding in elevators with Helen Gurley Brown
Autumn Whitefield-Madrano
For a writer in the Cosmopolitan empire, there was no greater thrill than getting her nod of approval
“Mystery Science Theater” host: Yelling at the screen makes us smarter!
Stephen Deusner
"Mystery Science Theater" host Joel Hodgson tells Salon that talking back to movies makes us smarter viewers
Our outsourced lives
Alyssa Figueroa, Don Hazen
Pay someone to name your child? It can happen, says Arlie Hochschild, author of "The Outsourced Self"
Joan Walsh: GOP has “doubled down on whiteness”
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon's Joan Walsh explains her explosive new book, "What's the Matter With White People?"
A prestige-free zone
Laura Miller
The reason why women writers dominate young-adult literature is the reason why many guys avoid it
Cut, paste, plagiarize
Michael Barthel
Everything on the Internet is stolen. So why does the Web delight so much in nailing a plagiarist in the MSM?
Miley Cyrus haircut shocker: Short hair isn’t a cry for help
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The teenage singer cuts her hair and people think she's "gone Britney." The backlash is what's really crazy
Paul Ryan is the anti-Reagan
Andrew O'Hehir
After years of anti-intellectualism, the GOP turns to a sincere idea man. The risk? People will hear their ideas
Separate beds are liberating
David K. Randall
Couples who sleep apart are healthier, have happier marriages and strong sex lives. So why cling to spooning?
NBC’s war for fun and profit
Glenn Greenwald
A new reality show of soldiers and celebrities playing war games showcases our national religion: military worship
Why I outed a Christian star
Azariah Southworth
I've been called a bully for exposing gay evangelical Jonathan Merritt. Even I secretly wonder: Was I right?
Should the South secede?
Joshua Holland
The author of a new book challenges Northerners and Southerners to consider the possibility of a friendly divorce
Trump, Jobs, Zuckerberg: We idolize jerks
Geoffrey Nunberg
This is an era of obnoxiousness -- and the most arrogant and nasty have somehow become the most successful
Sex? Not my kid!
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new book explores parental delusions about their teens' sexuality
We have pubic hair for a reason
M.d., Emily Gibson
The shaving craze leaves us vulnerable to all manner of physical ailments
The Olympics’ schizophrenic gender politics
Jessica Luther
Women's success stories are rightfully celebrated, but not without unending negative scrutiny
What the media missed about Chick-fil-A
Kristin Rawls
There's more to the fast-food saga than you might think
My public school beat-down
Pamela Kripke
As a girl, I saw my mom fight for her classroom. In my short time teaching, I learned how dangerous that could be
This is your brain on the Internet
Max Pearl
Our love for glowing rectangles has completely transformed how we relate to the physical world
Galifianakis: Liberal hero
Alex Sayf Cummings
Not the comedian, but his uncle Nick, who took on North Carolina's infamous, racist senator Jesse Helms in 1972
Mitt Romney and the return of the repressed
Joan Walsh
Not even the Mittness protection program to hide his past can keep Romney and team from sometimes telling the truth
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