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“The Hunger Games” vs. “Twilight”

Laura Miller
Which young-adult crossover hit series has the most empowered heroine? You'd be surprised

Paste magazine: Inside the death of a music indie

Rachael Maddux
The mag folded its print edition Tuesday. For some, it's good riddance to the overly pious. For me, it's heartbreak

Is Don Draper to blame for the male makeup boom?

Steve Almond
Sales of male vanity products -- from concealer to men's breast reductions -- are surging. Thanks a lot, "Mad Men"

“Going the Distance”: Can Drew Barrymore save the rom-com?

Andrew O'Hehir
In "Going the Distance," the star shines as a loud, ballsy broad opposite real-life beau Justin Long

E-reader revolt: I’m leaving youth culture behind

Emma Silvers
At 26, I'm part of a generation raised on gadgets, but actual books are something I just refuse to give up

Discovery Channel gunman James J. Lee’s manifesto

Salon Staff
The pro-nature, anti-population growth writings of the Silver Springs, Md., hostage-taker

How Malthus drove the Discovery Channel gunman crazy

Andrew Leonard
The greatest pessimist in economic history has been wrong for 200 years, but he's still freaking people out

Maureen Dowd phones in world’s worst Obama speech reaction column

Alex Pareene
The New York Times columnist talks about the new Oval Office carpet, and makes ancient Al Gore jokes

“How to Become a Scandal”: Why America can’t get enough scandal

Thomas Rogers
Mel Gibson, Dr. Laura, Tiger Woods: What our fascination with public downfall really says about us

STD testing meets social networking

Tracy Clark-Flory
MTV launches a campaign encouraging young people to get tested and check in on Foursquare while they're at it

Washington Post’s faulty error correction

Dan Gillmor
The newspaper's ombudsman decries "lesser" errors, but a big one remains uncorrected, too

We came so close to never meeting Sarah Palin

Steve Kornacki
Two years ago this week, a 72-year-old man's arbitrary impulses made Sarah Palin a star

How Caesarism came to America

Michael Lind
Can we reform Congress in time to save democracy?

Pop princesses in drag

Tracy Clark-Flory
Some say today's chart-toppers dress like female impersonators -- but have Ke$ha and her ilk earned the comparison?

Green Sangria, a tribute to Portugal

Linda Shiue
Say yes to sangria's American hybrid: Portuguese vinho verde, fizzy ginger ale and chunks of citrus

Jonathan Franzen’s “Freedom”: Brilliant portrait of our times

Heather Havrilesky
The author takes us on a dark, epic, funny tour of modern life with a family of conflicted idealists

Obama just doesn’t get it

Joan Walsh
Unemployment is a catastrophe, the recovery is stalling, but the president says his priority is "debt and deficits"

Cheating is no joke!

Cary Tennis
In celebrity circles infidelity may seem funny, but it's no laughing matter when you've been the victim of it

Why my kids are pop-culture illiterate

Andrew O'Hehir
As parents who home-school, my wife and I shield our twins from mainstream kids' fare: No Dora, no Barney

At Glenn Beck rally, strong but vague feelings

Mark Benjamin
Some came from several time zones away to be at the "Restoring Honor" rally. But they didn't seem to know why

What’s with all the “divorce porn”?

Tracy Clark-Flory
We are being inundated by stories about marital splits at the same time that the actual divorce rate is declining

Lessons from a low-impact week

David Sirota
What I learned from a week spent incorporating environmentally friendly habits into my daily life

Fidel Castro: Osama bin Laden is a U.S. agent

Paul Haven
The former president says documents posted on WikiLeaks prove the al-Qaida leader works for the CIA

Meet MLK’s Glenn Beck-loving niece

Daniel Denvir
Pro-life, anti-gay Alveda King talks to Salon about her uncle, beliefs and planned speech at Saturday's big rally
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