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INFJ seeks cool guy; need not like same bands
Cary Tennis
I'm young, smart and attractive but I'm a rare personality type and can't find the right man
The animated fight against globalization
Michael Dooley
An innovative short video uses kinetic typography to illustrate the need to preserve local cultures
WikiLeaks’ new phase begins
Cole Stryker
How Julian Assange's partnership with Anonymous could change the landscape of hacktivism
The mainstream myth about eating disorders
Autumn Whitefield-Madrano
A new awareness campaign once again ties eating disorders directly to body image. The reality is much more complex
Do we want a “post-racial” America?
David Sirota
Baratunde Thurston talks about when he first realized he was black and why we should acknowledge, not ignore, race
Mitt is choking in Michigan
Steve Kornacki
He’s lucky the primary is tomorrow, and not a few days from now ...
We don’t need truth vigilantes
Joan Walsh
But we do need good political reporting, and the media's rote repetition of Santorum's JFK lies fell short
What the “Mad Men” era was really like
Emma Mustich
In a new book, a female pioneer recalls navigating the sex and sexual politics of advertising's "gentlemanly" world
Rick Santorum settles the electability argument
Steve Kornacki
Crudely attacking JFK, calling Obama a “snob,” and other crimes against swing voter outreach
Cambodia Bans Roasting Whole Cows In Public
Salon Staff
Cambodia Bans Roasting Whole Cows In Public
Salon Staff
Digging deep for the Oscars’ most memorable moments
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Genuine fun was hard to find on a night of old Billy Crystal jokes, but Chris Rock and Sacha Baron Cohen delivered
Large Blast Hits At Eastern Afghan Airport
Salon Staff
The art of judging latte art
Jeshurun Webb
As a designer married to a coffee shop manager, I've learned to appreciate all the work that goes into these images
Seeing my father, through my cousin George
Mical Darley
In "The Descendants," my cousin George Clooney channels a painful family story -- one he might not have even known
Burning Man Regulars Lament Ticket ‘fiasco’
Salon Staff
The scientific argument for being emotional
Hannah Tepper
New research shows that our feelings are more important to our health than we ever thought. An expert explains
The Oscars’ woman problem
Michael Barthel
Despite Kathryn Bigelow and the "Bridesmaids'" breakthrough, the Oscars are still dominated by men. What gives?
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