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I want to fall in love with my husband again
Cary Tennis
We've been through so much: Where did the love go?
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Brad Pitt ruins "World War Z," Roseanne wants another TV show, and Ryan Gosling nurses a baby
“Misfits:” British superheroes just want to be teens
Drew Grant
An interview with "Misfits" creator Howard Overman on having superpowers without being at all heroic
Austerity and the roots of Britain’s turmoil
Glenn Greenwald
The same ingredients creating social upheaval across the Atlantic are present here in America
Cameron: No culture of fear on U.K.’s streets
Jill Lawless, Danica Kirka
Prime minister assures lawmakers that decisive measures are being taken to restore order after riots
“30 Minutes or Less”: Jesse Eisenberg is the bomb!
Andrew O'Hehir
"30 Minutes or Less" is a sloppy, slapdash heist comedy in the grand August tradition
A Cake album becomes a book
Nicole Torres
How the California rock group transformed their latest record into an artfully handmade volume
GOP balks at bin Laden film
David Sirota
It's a partisan move, but at least we're seeing a challenge to the cozy Hollywood-Pentagon relationship
The China the press doesn’t mention
David Sirota
Author Michael Levy talks about the 1 billion people left out of the "rising super power" narrative
The market is now more powerful than the state
Adam Haslett
The novelist who defined the Bush-era culture of risk takes on the next generation of too-big-to-fail
Rick Perry: The pro-Shariah candidate?
Justin Elliott
The Texas governor's surprisingly warm relationship with the Muslim community
The story behind the Nike Swoosh
Steven Heller
One of the most recognizable symbols in advertising turns 40
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: American Girl dolls with questionable immune systems, "Dirty Dancing" redux, and a new celeb Hitler
The exclusively foreign proclivity for violence
Salon Staff
In the aftermath of violence committed by Americans, where is the reflection on root causes we demand from others?
The right’s non-reaction to the London riots
Glenn Greenwald
Conservative media outlets were quick to turn previous rioting episodes into ideological talking points
When youth culture stood up to tyranny
Mandy Van Deven
Can hip-hop help modernize the Middle East? A veteran observer suggests music and comedy shaped the Arab Spring
How comics influence graphic designers
Michael Dooley
Five celebrated designers talk about how their work has been shaped by Batman, Captain America and others
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Amy Winehouse's anti-drug poster, "Jersey Shore" cast in "Three Stooges," and the return of Urkel
The importance of “Watch the Throne,” with Nelson George
Drew Grant
Is Jay-Z and Kanye West's new album the first collaboration of equals in hip-hop history? A music expert responds
Our nostalgia is killing us
Amanda Petrusich
As nostalgia becomes the lens through which we view the culture, are we losing our appetite for innovation?
The making of a great art school
Steven Heller
An elegant visual history chronicles the Maryland Institute College of Art's 185 years of existence
The real reason hypochondriacs drive doctors crazy
Rahul Parikh
They're the butt of jokes on TV, but these patients have serious problems that our healthcare system can't handle
Will nostalgia destroy pop culture?
Thomas Rogers
From "Mad Men" to Adele, pop culture is increasingly obsessed with the past. An expert explains why that's bad
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Banksy's statement on phone hacks, Brett Ratner's Oscars, and the lies of the Black Eyed Peas
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