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Pervs and thieves on the Internet: A Hollywood history

Andrew O'Hehir
David Schwimmer's ultra-earnest drama "Trust" joins a long list of paranoid depictions of online culture

The e-book that launched a thousand flame wars

Drew Grant
A self-published author takes on a critic -- and becomes a cautionary tale

Santorum blames abortion for Social Security woes

Justin Elliott
Former Pennsylvania senator says Social Security is "in big trouble" because of "abortion culture"

America’s growing intolerance

Karen J. Greenberg
How "enemy creep" is Guantanamo-izing the U.S.

Obama and American exceptionalism

Glenn Greenwald
Last night's Libya speech again highlighted Obama's belief in American exceptionalism. Is that a good thing?

When is it wrong to fight for your son’s life?

Emily Rapp
The high-profile case of "Baby Joseph" has become a "teaching moment," but my struggles taught me another lesson

10 year time capsule: “That’s My Bush!”

Drew Grant
We look back at the "South Park" guys' subversive series, which went places even "The Daily Show" wouldn't dare now

“No Regrets”: Discovering Edith Piaf’s epically messy love life

Brooke Allen
A new biography of the French singer reveals the melodrama that her film biopic missed

No, female professors aren’t ruining college

Lorraine Berry
I bristle at the idea that my gender is causing grade inflation. That notion misunderstands women -- and teaching

Lose your virginity — and your self-esteem

Tracy Clark-Flory
Having sex hurts women's body image, but it boosts men's. We explain why

The Fix: A hip recovery site, featuring Courtney Love

Drew Grant
Will a new blog find a way to forge an honest relationship between pop culture and addiction?

My Afghan family obligations

Cary Tennis
As the eldest son, how long must I support my sisters, parents and relatives back home?

It’s time for nature’s greatest explosions

Megan Cytron
Slide show: From poppies in Tuscany to cherry blossoms in Japan, we look at the world's most beautiful blooms

Billionaire self-pity and the Koch brothers

Glenn Greenwald
The libertarian tycoons explain why they are the true victims of America's political culture

Should I feel guilty for failing my students?

Professor X
As an adjunct English professor, I know I shouldn't inflate grades -- but I feel like I'm ruining people's lives

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

Drew Grant
We're on the fence about another "Face/Off," Lindsay dropping her last name, 3-D Musketeers, and so much more!

MTV waffles on Korean “Jersey Shore”

Drew Grant
Why "K-Town" can't find a home in the world of racially profiled reality shows

Michele Bachmann has hilarious William F. Buckley-worshiping son

Alex Pareene
Young Lucas Bachmann advises his mother's campaign, consults a thesaurus when writing letters to newspapers

“My Community Pulp Fictional Dinner with Andre”

Matt Zoller Seitz
TV's most pop culture-obsessed comedy disappears into its own navel -- and creates a work of art

“30 Rock” vs “Community”: The pop culture wars

Drew Grant
Two NBC shows hold a reference-off as Aaron Sorkin competes with a "Pulp Fiction"/"My Dinner With Andre" parody

The new “Red Dawn”

David Sirota
Hollywood provides us with a useful demonstration of just how mighty China's influence has become

The stupid saga of Andrew Breitbart and the Huffington Post

Alex Pareene
The "liberal" news site promotes a notorious right-wing propagandist -- until he insults one of Arianna's friends

How the “peaceful atom” became a serial killer

Chip Ward
As the Fukushima meltdown continues, nuclear power loses its alibi

Paglia on Taylor: “A luscious, opulent, ripe fruit!”

Salon Staff
Camille Paglia considers the "volcanic" Elizabeth Taylor -- and all the unworthy starlets who could never match up
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