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A design meme for neat freaks
Hannah Sitzer
"Knolling" is all about grouping items together in an orderly -- and aesthetically pleasing -- fashion
Your guide to day one at Comic-Con
Drew Grant
The schedule is set for the opening date of the country's largest collective geek-out. Here's what you need to know
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Smash Mouth earns its name, "One Life to Live" gets another one, and Snooki dances with a plant
Doctors: Photo retouching is dangerous
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The AMA takes a tough new stand on unrealistic images -- but will advertisers listen?
Today’s must-see viral videos
Drew Grant
Watch: Tim Pawlenty's surprising stance on Lady Gaga, a new Rebecca Black, and scenes from the last "Harry Potter"
“Septien”: A loony Southern Gothic from the indie fringe
Andrew O'Hehir
Michael Tully's delirious festival hit "Septien" blends Tennessee Williams and '70s exploitation movies
What to watch instead of “Doctor Who”
Drew Grant
Has your love of the TARDIS waned in recent months? Here are some great alternatives for the obsessive viewer
Would porn incite prison violence?
Tracy Clark-Flory
An inmate sues over a ban on explicit material, but officials say smut causes aggression. We look at the evidence
What we know about the Internet from watching movies
Drew Grant
Slide show: There's nothing quite so baffling as how cinema perceives the World Wide Web
When books are designed to be read
Paul Shaw
As an aesthetic battle raged between new and traditional, one school put a premium on functionality
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Charlie Sheen's new show and special clown engagement, naming Natalie's kid, and House's beauty tips
“Horrible Bosses”: Hostile work environment
Andrew O'Hehir
Jennifer Aniston, Jason Bateman and Kevin Spacey star in this surprisingly likable comedy about employee revenge
In which we play phone-a-poet
Emma Mustich
Heather Christle will read her work to anyone who calls. We found out what happens if you pick up the phone
Rupert Murdoch’s international house of bad journalism
Alex Pareene
Between phone hacking and possible defamation, News Corp's newspapers are having an interesting summer
Atlanta gripped by massive cheating scandal
Dorie Turner, SHANNON McCAFFREY
Investigation reveals that malfeasance occurred at more than four-dozen area schools
In defense of HBO’s “unnecessary” nudity
Matt Zoller Seitz
Why a newspaper editorial about the naked bodies on the pay cable channel is a remnant of the Puritan mentality
British PM demands News Corp. phone hacking inquiry
Robert Barr
Scandal involving Rupert Murdoch's News of the World publication widens
What makes a great logo
Ellen Shapiro
A new book explores why we're drawn to the Apple apple, the CBS eye and the Rolling Stone tongue
I fear a lonely future in the U.S.
Cary Tennis
After years abroad, how will I make friends back in the States?
Standing up to hostage-takers
Joan Walsh
The president has already compromised too much over a debt ceiling that was raised seven times under President Bush
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Broship of the Rings, discouraging drunk puppy purchases, and a Chumbawamba cover that doesn't suck
Charlie Sheen will be roasted on Comedy Central
Emma Mustich
"It's going to be epic" says former star of "Two and a Half Men"
Why does an acclaimed designer disappear?
Steven Heller
Gustav Jensen created some of the most appealing ads of the '20s and '30s. Then came World War II
2011’s best — so far!
Salon Staff
Check your cultural literacy -- and catch up on the best movies, TV, books, music and more you've missed
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