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“Chastened”: The joy of no sex
Tracy Clark-Flory
Hephzibah Anderson gave up intercourse for a year after her ex proposed to someone else. Here's what she learned
“Grown Ups”: It’s time to kill the midlife dude flick
Andrew O'Hehir
Adam Sandler and Chris Rock tackle adulthood -- and old, ugly chicks! -- in the gruesomely unfunny "Grown Ups"
Soccer player slaps female reporter
Ryan Brown
And FIFA does nothing -- not that we're surprised, given its track record on anti-female behavior
Let Bros Ice Bros and Girls Busch Girls
Margaret Eby
The female response to the frat boy drinking game gives ladies equal opportunity for drunken stupidity
Why I’m quitting American Apparel
Emma Silvers
The brand that became a uniform for my generation of young adults may be losing its edge -- finally
Cap-and-trade: A Salon debate
Steve Everley, David Roberts
The final day of an exchange between Steve Everley of American Solutions and Grist's David Roberts
Goal! The thrill of World Cup victory
Andrew Leonard
With one kick, Landon Donovan makes soccer's silly culture wars irrelevant. Put away the politics and enjoy
Constance McMillen: Prom victim to Pride hero
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Mississippi teen never got her dance, but she's the toast of the gay world this month
When anyone can be a published author
Laura Miller
How do you find something good to read in a brave new self-published world?
In love with a serial killer
Tracy Clark-Flory
Joran Van der Sloot boasts of the proposals he's received -- but "serial killer groupies" are not a new phenomenon
The greased wheels of offshore drilling justice
Andrew Leonard
The judge who blocked Obama's ban owned stock in Transocean -- and five other oil companies
Afghan politicians rally around Gen. McChrystal
Robert H. Reid
Secretary-General of NATO calls Rolling Stone article "unfortunate," says it has no bearing on current conflicts
Afghan president endorses Gen. McChrystal
Associated Press
Karzai spokesman: Military leader "is a person of great integrity"
The libertarian case against good parenting
Andrew Leonard
Our choices don't influence how our kids turn out, says economist Bryan Caplan. Which means we should have more?
“Toy Story 3”: Perfect relief for a stressed-out nation
Andrew Leonard
A country needing a break from the Gulf spill, bad economy blues got one from Pixar
“Extra Lives”: Are video games the next great art form?
Alex Jung
Developers are pushing the limits of storytelling, interactivity and design. Why aren't they getting any respect?
“Hung”: A parable for crass times
Heather Havrilesky
HBO's man-whore dramedy presents winners and losers alike, straining against the soul-sucking nature of the day
Tilda Swinton, rock star of the art house
Sam Adams
The Oscar winner talks about her revelatory new film "I Am Love," and why she isn't really an actress
Great dads in pop culture not named Atticus Finch
Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: What do "The Andy Griffith Show" and "Glee" have in common? Men who make fatherhood look great
Joe Barton and the big, big debate
Robert Reich
The country asks itself which we trust more, Big Business or Big Government, but the question is absurd
The politics of the World Cup
Ryan Brown
Why'd Glenn Beck hate soccer even before the U.S. got robbed of a win? An expert explains the game's hidden message
Novelist Jose Saramago dies at 87
Barry Hatton
Writer was the first Portuguese-language winner of the Nobel Prize for literature and an outspoken communist
It’s time to get going
Gabriel Winant
This grateful Salon writer is checking out, for the time being
“Toy Story 3”: Loads of calculated summer delight!
Andrew O'Hehir
Despite Pixar's drift into middle-aged angst, Woody and Buzz's latest adventure has thrills and charm aplenty
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