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A sanctuary, prison and cultural center: The Fontevraud Abbey as video art

Drew Grant
First a religious space, then a Napoleonic jail, and now the hub of culture: Turning the monastery into modern art

Mike Pence backs more abortions

Joan Walsh
If the GOP cuts Planned Parenthood funding, the abortion rate will jump, especially for poor women

The Muslim-baiting radio host the GOP can’t resist

Justin Elliott
Bryan Fischer, who regularly hosts Republican presidential candidates, wants to restrict Muslim immigration

“America 2049”: Social change via Facebook games

Drew Grant
Human rights organization Breakthrough has created an alternative reality puzzle that hits us where we live: Online

“Breaking In”: The secret behind TV’s obnoxious male leads

Matt Zoller Seitz
Christian Slater's new show is the latest to double as a fawning tribute to the Hollywood boss who approved it

Evangelical Liberty University received half a billion dollars in federal aid money

Alex Pareene
One conservative college got more government cash than NPR last year

Primitive Muslims’ unique love of violence

Glenn Greenwald
The same people who cheered on the attack on Iraq lament the barbarism of Islam

“Saturday Night Live” hosted by Elton John’s homosexuality

Drew Grant
Late night comedy: still laughing at, not with, gay culture

The most uncounted cost of Endless War

Glenn Greenwald
Two senators suggest formal action to punish Pastor Jones' speech -- and show the uncounted cost of endless war

What pop culture misses about cancer

Rahul Parikh
The powerful disease has never been laid bare like it is in "The Emperor of All Maladies." We speak to the author

When all women stop wanting sex

Tracy Clark-Flory
Meg Wolitzer talks about her new novel, female desire and our fear of losing passion in the bedroom

Why Mitch Daniels is the Republican to watch for ’12

Mark Greenbaum
The GOP field is dull and littered with birthers and religious fanatics: There's an opening for Mitch Daniels

How the golden years disappeared

Marc Freedman
At 50, I made a startling realization: I was burning out, but nowhere near retirement -- and I wasn't alone

“Camelot” and “Borgias”: Blood, boobs and costume drama

Matt Zoller Seitz
"Camelot" and "The Borgias" are not your mother's prestige projects. But one of them makes for great TV

Pop Torn: 10 pieces of culture we’re feeling iffy about

Drew Grant
We're currently on the fence about the "Grey's Anatomy" musical, Matthew Morrison's album, and Brian Wilson's beard

The Kennedy films you should actually see

Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: As a new miniseries riles critics, we look at the Camelot stories that are worth your time

Is Betty White’s new show an April Fool’s Day prank?

Drew Grant
"Off Their Rocker" is "Punk'd" for the elderly. I don't know whether to laugh or cry

The evil children who terrify us

Drew Grant
Slide show: Creepy kids have become a pop culture staple. What are we so scared of?

The twisted world of Porn WikiLeaks

Tracy Clark-Flory
A site exposes adult performers' real names and home addresses. Industry insiders talk about its dangers

Interpreting the plot of Katy Perry and Kanye West’s “E.T.”

Drew Grant
The new music video from Mrs. Russell Brand is kind of confusing. We're here to help

“Super”: The sad-sack superhero indie reaches its insane apex

Andrew O'Hehir
Rainn Wilson and Ellen Page play deranged superheroes touched by Jesus in this ultraviolent fantasy

Five weird Taiwanese animations you haven’t seen

Salon Staff
Next Media Animation takes on the Barefoot Contessa, Jake Gyllenhaal on the toilet, and Charlie Sheen's fire fists

What happens when TV covers viral videos

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Laughing babies! Babbling babies! Arguing babies! Networks analyze YouTube clips -- and embarrass themselves

Before Bachmann: The 5 craziest GOP candidates of the modern era

Steve Kornacki
The 5 most embarrassing Republican presidential candidates of the modern era
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