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The new Palin campaign commences
Max Blumenthal
Her publicity blitz begins today -- and all the slings and arrows will only make her stronger
How memoirs took over the literary world
Laura Miller
A new book says: Fiction is dead, long live the age of autobiography
The real deficit hawks
David Sirota
Critics decry the healthcare bill as fiscally irresponsible. Where's the outrage over the defense budget?
Pedro Almod
Andrew O'Hehir
The Spanish director on his delirious new movie-movie with Penelope Cruz, and how the New York Dolls fought Franco
“The End of Poverty?”: How the rich steal from the poor
Andrew O'Hehir
Does a confrontational new documentary try to resurrect Marx for the 21st century? And is that such a bad idea?
Sammy Sosa, struck by lightening
Mary Elizabeth Williams
It's heartbreaking that the baseball great is whitening his Dominican skin. But is it really that rare?
My friends don’t have boyfriends and I think I know why
Cary Tennis
My still-single friends ask me what they're doing wrong -- should I tell them?
Duran Duran and art in the age of Internet reproduction
Andrew Leonard
Is easy access to the music of yesteryear stifling creativity? John Taylor, bassist and '80s fashion icon, opines
Meet the New Salon.com: More Agile, Social and Focused on What Matters Most
Salon Staff
New design helps readers stay current on news and culture, while keeping its high standards for quality journalism
Your vagina is ugly
Kate Harding
But a talented surgeon can make it more like a teenager's, which is totally not disturbing at all
Hi, I’m Marty, and I’m a recovering Republican
Marty Beckerman
I was a feminazi-hating, liberal-bashing loudmouth who tried to befriend Bill O'Reilly. Man, I was such a douche
“The Prisoner”: It’s a trap!
Heather Havrilesky
AMC's remake of the 1960s British cult show trips on its own nonlinear, symbolic hem and falls into a deep abyss
The Democrats’ new “Family” values
Jeff Sharlet
Thanks to C Streeter Bart Stupak and his allies, the GOP isn't the only party kowtowing to the Christian right
Jonathan Safran Foer’s beef with factory farms
Jessica Roy
The polarizing author and vegetarian discusses his new book, "Eating Animals," and the hefty cost of cheap food
Fort Hood, written on the body
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A revealing documentary on the lives of soldiers at the Army base goes more than skin deep
Stop the cuddly wuddly cuteness!
Tracy Clark-Flory
A Vanity Fair writer picks apart our cultural obsession with all things adorable
When did “Parks and Recreation” get so funny?
Heather Havrilesky
NBC's comedy matures from middling civic mockumentary into a smart, hilarious parody of small-town life in America
Obama’s half brother recalls their abusive father
William Foreman
Recessionary rubbernecking, VH1-style
Heather Havrilesky
No house, no job, no wife! "Broke and Famous: Willie Aames" gives the struggling former star a financial beatdown
The great divide
Garrison Keillor
Some people thrive on the predictable, others keep rewriting their lives. A healthy society needs both
Teen sex: a weighty issue
Judy Berman
Race and body image have complex effects on high school girls' risk-taking behavior, a new study shows
Will Lilith Fair 2010 be another big hippie joke?
Kate Harding
The late '90s women's music festival was widely mocked, but the reboot could transcend the old jokes
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