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A genre writer accepts himself
Will Lavender
How one novelist with literary ambitions learned to stop worrying and love the thriller
Why do so many people online hate “The Smurfs”?
Drew Grant
Examining the reasons behind the big blue backlash
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: A "Hostel" theme park, kitty Hitler, and Ryan
Murphy blowing his lid yet again
“Attack the Block”: Aliens in the hood, London-style
Andrew O'Hehir
In the painfully hip sci-fi comedy "Attack the Block," only a teen gang stands between England and apocalypse
George R.R. Martin on the Internet
Drew Grant
What happens when the "Game of Thrones" creator comes face to virtual face with his fans?
Welcome to the world’s largest penis collection
Iva R. Skoch
This Icelandic museum houses male genitalia that once belonged to animals ranging from sperm whales to humans
Pick of the week: Real-life crime drama “The Interrupters”
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Ex-gangbangers battle youth violence in the stereotype-shattering documentary "The Interrupters"
The return of an innovative designer
Stephanie Orma
An artist whose mysterious disappearance sparked Web forums talks about where she's been and what's next
The case for raunchy teen lit
Tracy Clark-Flory
A study warns parents about sex in YA novels, but these books can educate -- and spark a passion for reading
The Norway shooter’s creepy Internet world
David Wroe
A look at the violent online games and virulently anti-Muslim websites that influenced Anders Breivik
An un-American response to the Oslo attack
Glenn Greenwald
The country's political leaders refuse to exploit the tragedy to create a Surveillance State and secrecy regime
“Cowboys & Aliens”: Daniel Craig does Eastwood in a steampunk mashup
Andrew O'Hehir
Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford's steampunk western piles cliche upon cliche -- and just ends up being irritating
The case against apps
Christopher Butler
Why the Web itself is a much better way of accessing, appreciating and creating content
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Wu-Tang Clan needs interns, Anne Rice gets furry, and the WH's Twitter is never gonna give you up
Bill Bennett: America has lost its way because Amy Winehouse got a Grammy three years ago
Alex Pareene
The former drug czar and high-stakes gambler says non-socially responsible art should not be recognized or rewarded
Fabio joins Reddit
Drew Grant
The Italian model joins Reddit as part of a new viral campaign. But he's no Isaiah Mustafa
Miranda July faces “The Future”
Andrew O'Hehir
The much-loved (and hated) filmmaker/actress/artist talks about her buzzy, tragicomic film -- and its talking cat
Printmaking in gold country
Heidi Meredith
Two artists find inspiration for their unique, experimental lithographs in an old mining town
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: A Mac store's lax pet policy, "SATC" prequel rumors catch on, and Tosh's new job offer
Movie scenes that make you emotional
Emma Mustich
Salon readers (and staff) weigh on on their favorite sad and funny movie clips
Kim Kardashian’s psoriasis is a cultural crisis
Drew Grant
What happens when our personification of skin-deep beauty develops a skin disease?
Does grieving for Amy Winehouse distract from bigger tragedies?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The singer's death prompts a familiar Internet backlash. Here's why the critics are wrong
The “27 Club” — curse or myth?
Drew Grant
Is Amy Winehouse the latest victim of the same force that killed Hendrix and Cobain? Experts weigh in
“Stone Arabia”: Two demon-plagued siblings, laid bare
William Giraldi
In her superb new novel, Dana Spiotta tackles the complex realities of a depressing brother-sister relationship
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