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Secrets of the New Yorker cover
Michael Silverberg
The venerable magazine's art editor talks about her choices -- and which cartoons were too provocative for print
Obama’s next moves on marriage
Gabriel Arana
The president should speak out against state marriage bans and stop enforcing DOMA
Obama’s finest hour
Gary Kamiya
For once, the president who ran on a platform of hope and change lived up to his ideals
Jonah Goldberg’s desperation
Alex Pareene
The National Review hack is a unique figure: Striving for seriousness, but too lazy to achieve it
Obama’s marriage epiphany
Sarah Posner
The president has "evolved" past religious conservative figures, like Rick Warren, to whom he used to pander
On the rack: A cultural history of breasts
Tracy Clark-Flory
Did breasts evolve for lactation or to enhance sex appeal? A new book explores why they matter
Johnny Depp’s delirious “Dark Shadows”
Andrew O'Hehir
Tim Burton's "Dark Shadows" blends a passion for the cult series with some hilarious '70s gags and good-bad acting
America’s crisis of compromise
Amy Gutmann, Dennis Thompson
We like the idea of finding middle ground -- and love politicians who won't budge. How does this make any sense?
“Suddenly, I’m Tipper Gore”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The conservative 100 Million Moms misfire again. Is it possible to protect kids without being a censor or prude?
Maurice Sendak’s endless rumpus
Andrew Leonard
"Where the Wild Things Are" captured the spirit of the 1960s -- but for my kids, its message remained just as vital
The art of awkward timing
Steve Kornacki
Today’s political calendar illustrates the conflicting impulses that are making Obama’s “evolution” interminable
When Lindsay Lohan moved in
Susan Josephs
The actress turned my Venice Beach neighborhood into a media circus, but also brought us all together in a new way
I’m rich, privileged and drunk
Cary Tennis
After years of pain I've found love again. My problem? I can't quit drinking
Can beer save America?
David Sirota
The redemption of the economy may start with the type of brew you keep in your fridge
“Mad Men’s” generation gap
Nelle Engoron
As Megan makes a surprising choice, Don is confronted with changing '60s culture -- and Pete's spiral continues
7Up’s branding revolution
J.J. Sedelmaier
How "Bib-Label Lithiated Lemon-Lime Soda" became one of America's most popular soft drinks
The Book of Mitt
Alex Pareene
Pundits still haven't figured out how to talk about Romney's Mormon religion. Here's everything you need to know
Hot, naked and pregnant
Megan Rubiner Zinn
How a nude photo shoot at nine months changed the way I see my own body -- and my role as a "mommy"
“Sometimes, you just gotta’ shut down”
Amy Green, Jerry Granelli
In a 1995 interview, Adam Yauch talks about fame, Buddhism -- and how it feels to change people's lives
Watergate’s final mystery
Jefferson Morley
Underneath the media's obsession with the scandal lies the neglected story of the CIA's role
From brat to activist
Roger Catlin
Adam Yauch's transformation from hooligan to human rights figure paralleled a generation's coming-of-age
Come celebrate San Francisco values!
Salon Staff
Stick it to GOP Puritans with Salon founder David Talbot, special guest Oliver Stone and other culture war heroes
Pepsi’s creepy Jackson revival
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A ghoulish new campaign brings him back from the dead. Maybe it's time to stop looking backwards
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