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Melissa McCarthy’s great big win

Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Bridesmaids" star and best supporting actress nominee proves success doesn't always come in a size zero

“Mad Men’s” long-standing 9/11 connection

Michael Dooley
The new poster's caused an uproar but the free-fall imagery's always been there. Why strip it of its subtlety?

The oldest designer in the room

Gail Anderson
What do I say to a group of groovy young professionals half my age?

William Gibson: I really can’t predict the future

Mike Doherty
The science fiction legend tells Salon that if he had a crystal ball, he'd have put Facebook in an early novel

The invention of the heterosexual

Thomas Rogers
The history of straightness is much shorter than you'd think. An expert explains its origins

Why cockfighting persists

Deborah Kennedy
The blood sport is defended as a rural tradition under fire from the long, government arm of the law

Sri Lanka Donates Eyes To The World

Salon Staff

Sundance: The psycho and the sexy Paris hooker

Andrew O'Hehir
Sundance is polarized by "Simon Killer," with Brady Corbet as an American drifter sliding into madness

The great sitcom divide

Kartina Richardson
Once you've grown used to adventurous shows like "30 Rock" and "Louie," the traditional sitcom feels like a relic

The anger of the male novelist

Roxane Gay
Do female writers really have it easier than men? Perhaps the issue is being framed wrong by everyone

Our selective stance on bigotry

David Sirota
Some of Paul's stances are odious. But our racist drug war and Islamophobic invasions are equally offensive

Erotic mashups, ’70s-style

Michael Dooley
The curators of an L.A. exhibit talk about how two influential artists melded sexual imagery with war commentary

The Boss embraces Occupy

Stephen Deusner
Bruce Springsteen's new single explores income inequality and captures the rage of the 99 percent
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