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Ikea joins the race to the bottom
David Sirota
We thought the Swedish furniture chain was the anti-Walmart. Turns out we were very wrong
“Our Footloose Remake” and the rise of the crowdsourced fan film
Drew Grant
A new trend has combined culture nostalgia and social networking to create a new kind of indie filmmaking
Craig Carton: The pretend boyfriend I’ve never actually seen
Bonnie Bernstein
I'm a 40-something divorcee, and I've fallen for a man I adore. Too bad he's a voice on sports radio
The two-tiered justice system: an illustration
Glenn Greenwald
The lack of prosecutions after the financial collapse reveals the full-scale immunity vested in elites
“Scream 4”: More meta than ever! And almost as much fun
Andrew O'Hehir
Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox and Ghostface are back in a dizzyingly self-aware fourth entry to the horror franchise
WWDDD: What would Don Draper do?
David Sirota
We desperately need some mad geniuses to figure out how advertising can keep supporting content
How a Disney star’s eating disorder can help girls
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Demi Lovato opens up about her body-image problems -- and reminds us what a lifelong struggle they really are
Obama’s “bad negotiating” is actually shrewd negotiating
Glenn Greenwald
Criticisms from liberal pundits falsely assume the president shares their policy outcome desires
Why are Christian movies so awful?
Andrew O'Hehir
As "Soul Surfer" demonstrates, "faith-based" movies are a boom industry. Do they have to be so lame?
Your best takes: The family I hid from my wife
Salon Staff
Readers debate (and even occasionally defend) PJ McDowell's double life
The amazing healing power of “Buffy”
Michelle Masterson
It was my best friend's favorite show. After she died, the series became a way to remember her -- and let go
Brian Williams continues his attack on Williamsburg hipsters
Drew Grant
Honing his "artisanal cheese" routine that he debuted last year, the NBC anchor takes aim at Brooklyn's finest
When terrible is fine: Gwyneth Paltrow sings “Over the Rainbow” on “Glee”
Drew Grant
Matthew Morrison's latest cover with his celebrity costar is pretty awful, but it's keeping the actress busy
An unlikely player in the war on cowboy poetry
Drew Grant
Conservative media are turning a Texas festival into a punchline. But Tea Partier Rick Perry has long been a fan
What movies get wrong about childbirth
Rahul Parikh
Hollywood comically exaggerates delivery room chaos -- and reflects serious questions about pain relief
“When Gadgets Betray Us”: The danger in that iPad
Jacob Sugarman
The gizmos we so love can unwittingly leak important security info. An expert explains what you should know
Drink your way from one beautiful vista to the next
Megan Cytron
Slide show: From France to Chile, we look at some of the world's lushest wine trails
Pop Torn: 10 pieces of culture we’re feeling iffy about
Drew Grant
This week we're on the fence about Jay-Z's new lifestyle site, Miley Cyrus sex dolls and the baby bald eagle cam
The Planned Parenthood budget shuffle
Andrew Leonard
Both sides win when funding for women's health becomes the issue, instead of the size of government
The “gay caveman” media mystery
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A 5,000-year-old man sets off sensational coverage -- and shows how far we haven't come in gender awareness
Saved by Pop Culture: How “Six Feet Under” killed my depression
Drew Grant
Sometimes salvation comes from strange places. For me, it was HBO's saddest family
What they really mean by “American exceptionalism”
Nancy Isenberg, Andrew Burstein
Obama's cosmopolitan bearing and generous spirit are being translated as subversive of a "real" American character
So you want to start a food truck?
Aviva Shen
Cooks used to slog in kitchens to earn culinary success. Now, white-collar professionals are changing the rules
“Arthur”: Russell Brand as Dudley Moore, from Mars
Andrew O'Hehir
This new remake shows the difficulty of turning the edgy British comedian into a leading man
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