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When design leaves the box
Christopher Butler
Mobile devices let us focus on the content of our designs rather than the dimensions of their display
Rick Santorum’s best week ever
Joan Walsh
The new darling of the Iowa GOP is perfect for the state's Christian right, but not for a national campaign
How stress is really hurting our kids
Thomas Rogers
New science shows that childhood trauma can cause cancer, heart disease and other problems. An expert explains
Indian TV Grows Edgy _ Without The Edge
Salon Staff
How hand-drawn typography was reborn
Steven Heller
A commercial artist turned influential designer, Ed Fella made a huge impact with his quirky fonts
“Portlandia” stars: Why we tease the cool kids
David Daley
In a Salon exclusive, Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein preview the second season of TV’s smartest new comedy
Cocktail culture through the decades
Emma Mustich
Ring in 2012 with a look at 20th-century party life through fashion and art
Progressives and the Ron Paul fallacies
Glenn Greenwald
The benefits of his candidacy are widely ignored, as are the Democrats' own evils
Ryan Gosling: A fantasy for the Internet age
Danielle Evans
The pretty pinup became the thinking girl's crush object this year
“I just came out to my 80-something father”
Prumsodun Ok
After my sister called me a homophobic slur, I felt overwhelmed by hatred. And I dialed our dad in angry tears
Holiday greetings: A design retrospective
J.J. Sedelmaier
I look back at the best cards the Sedelmaier studio has created over the years
Pick of the week: Dazzling Iranian drama “A Separation”
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Part Hitchcock mystery, part scathing social critique, "A Separation" is a must-see
SC Company Sues Ex-worker Over Twitter Followers
Salon Staff
The very worst of 2011
Salon Staff
From "The Hangover 2" through "Real Housewives," Salon's critics take on 2011's most shameful books, TV and films
An LA-centric take on modernism
Michael Dooley
New books tied to the Pacific Standard Time exhibit trace the city's creative scene from the '40s to the '80s
Why kids need solitude
Alice Karekezi
Our culture of immediate gratification is changing our children. A teacher and author explains what we're losing
The Tea Party’s “utopian market populism”
Jefferson Morley
Tom Frank on the dream that fueled the right wing's improbable comeback
Kim Jong Il’s career in advertising
Mirko Ilic
North Korea's late dictator was the unwitting participant in a number of marketing campaigns
Why we still can’t talk about slavery
Peter Birkenhead
On a trip through the South, Civil War culture is presented as "authentic." They just leave out the slavery part
“There was no reason to be good anymore”
Jean Melesaine
I always knew I was queer. And when I learned what my church thought of people like me, I started making trouble
What being a graphic designer means
Hunter Wimmer
We are communicators, aesthetes, conceptual thinkers and craftsmen. Here's how to make it all work
Nostalgic for everything
Matt Zoller Seitz
From "Midnight in Paris" to "The Artist" to "Mildred Pierce," in 2011 we wanted to be anywhere but 2011
Ask, tell: What gay rights wins can teach pro-choice movement
Irin Carmon
Whether on Facebook or in statehouses, gay rights has momentum. Can pro-choicers borrow their successful tactics?
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