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New Monster High doll debuts

Kelsey Wallace
"Scarah Screams" debuts at Comic-Con and is just as bad as other Monster High dolls

Daniel Tosh and rape jokes: Still not funny

Roxane Gay
Inappropriate humor is often the best kind. But Daniel Tosh's gross jokes about rape cross a basic line of decency

Will Robert De Niro ever make another good movie?

Andrew O'Hehir
A role as a blind psychic in an idiotic thriller exemplifies the acting titan's weird post-Scorsese slide

Ten bands I will be forced to listen to in hell

Sean Beaudoin
Damnation's eternal soundtrack

Baptists bank on fire and brimstone

Valerie Tarico
Southern Baptists are staking their institutional future on the idea that patriarchal religion still has a market

Here’s why kids love Beyblades

Jeff Yang
Contemporary collectible games seem to reinforce a culture that celebrates consumption for the sake of consumption

Chloe Sevigny: LGBT community’s made “huge strides”

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Chloe Sevigny tells Salon about how she prepared for her strangest role yet -- and that prosthetic penis

Who says Kate Upton is too fat?

Mary Elizabeth Williams
A "Skinny" site mocks Kate Upton -- and reveals the sad world of thinspiration

Drinking ourselves to death

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Late-night comedians might mock Michael Bloomberg's proposed ban on super-sized drinks, but it makes a lot of sense

We need progressive religion

Sara Robinson
Often, religion offers much that progressives need to build movements for change

An apology to Mexico

Rebecca Solnit
The drug trade and GNP (gross national pain)

Ill Doctrine: Why is every hip-hop debate so annoying?

Jay Smooth
Why debates about hip-hop culture are a bad influence on society

Ill Doctrine on Frank Ocean

Jay Smooth
The R&B singer-songwriter's independence day

Evaluating female submission

Catherine Scott
Does female sexual submission mean oppression?

Damien Hirst at Tate Modern

Jennifer Kabat
It’s all too easy to diss Damien Hirst, but there's something disturbing in his work

We’re destroying the seas

Sarah Amandolare
As big fish dwindle from the oceans, swordfish, tuna and marlin could disappear. An expert explains what we'll lose

Eric Berkowitz on sex and society

Lindsey Ford
The author of "Sex and Punishment" discusses how people have sought to regulate sex

In defense of single people

Thomas Rogers
They're pitied. They're judged. But it's time to give them more respect. An expert explains

Does Hollywood hate adults?

Andrew O'Hehir
Bloated with teen-oriented summer spectacles, the ailing film industry may finally look to moviegoers over 30

We’re wired to sing

David P. Barash
New science shows an evolutionary reason for our love of Mozart and Carly Rae Jepsen: It binds us together

My Stephen King problem

Dwight Allen
Stephen King has been hailed as a major literary figure. This snob doesn't buy it

Mark Twain invented Mitt

W. Andrew Ewell
Healthcare, race, the Tea Party, the right size of government: "Huck Finn" practically predicted the 2012 campaign

Thank you for killing my novel

Patrick Somerville
The New York Times panned my book, then had to correct the review to fix all their errors. So why am I not angry?

“Savages”: Oliver Stone, back on drugs at last

Andrew O'Hehir
With "Savages," a hallucinatory and violent pot saga, the director returns to the days of "Natural Born Killers"
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