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Live girl-on-girl action!
Whitney Joiner
Girls making out with each other to turn on guys is the latest craze at high school and college parties. Is this sexual liberation, or regression?
Remembrance of social butterflies past
George Rafael
A new biography is perfect for those who haven't read "Remembrance of Things Past" -- but would like to pretend they have.
It’s a girl!
Sara Miles, Paul Fromberg
The election of a woman to head the American Episcopal Church is a challenge to purity movements that seek to exclude gays and other "outcasts."
“The Ruins”
Laura Miller
A lazy Mexican vacation turns sinister -- and grisly -- when a group of middle-class tourists become trapped at an archaeological site.
Oh, Daddy!
King Kaufman
The author of a new book about fatherhood on today's "insane" parenting culture, and why guys can use a little advice about raising kids.
Salon hires publisher
Salon Staff
At 19, I’ve already seen drugs damage my peers
Cary Tennis
Smoking dope is lonely and pathetic. What's wrong with scaring the bejesus out of kids?
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
An international hit about a steamy Brazilian three-way. How John Ashcroft tortured Tommy Chong. And Altman's dirty joke!
Destination: Zimbabwe
Alexandra Fuller
The struggles and desires of this former British colony come through in novels from Doris Lessing, a Shona woman and Zimbabwe's own bad boy of letters.
Destination: Whitechapel and Spitalfields
James Hynes
Discover these working-class London neighborhoods in novels and histories of their most famous residents: The architect Nicholas Hawksmoor and the infamous Jack the Ripper.
Destination: Vietnam
Tom Bissell
Untangle this jungly nation with the best histories of its war-torn past, a terrifying novel about a North Vietnamese soldier, and an affecting memoir of contemporary Hanoi.
Rove in civvies isn’t such an ugly sight
Walter Shapiro
Why Fitzgerald's decision not to indict "Bush's brain" is good for the nation (and even the Democrats).
Comfortably dumb
H.h.
Heidi of MTV's "The Hills" may be the most shamelessly stupid woman ever to appear on TV.
The new true West
Allen Barra
From Larry McMurtry and Thomas Berger to "Deadwood" and the gay cowboys of "Brokeback Mountain," the American West is alive and wilder than ever.
“A Prairie Home Companion”
Stephanie Zacharek
Garrison Keillor and Robert Altman gather an all-star cast to sing an ode to the good old days and an anthem for the future.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Baseball's drug scandal gets bigger again after a journeyman pitcher's house is raided. Nobody should be surprised.
George Bush Sr. asked retired general to replace Rumsfeld
Sidney Blumenthal
The former president's secret campaign to oust the secretary of defense was rebuffed by President Bush, a source says.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
A must-see film about a German transsexual and her much stranger brothers. Plus: Terrific films from France and Istanbul.
My queer radical feminist peers are aghast that I want to marry
Cary Tennis
I'm only 21 but I'm itching to get hitched!
Half empty or half full? Busby loses in California
Tim Grieve
The Republican National Committee spends $4.5 million to save a district the GOP carried by 22 points in 2004.
“Everyman”
Philip Connors
Philip Roth subjects his unnamed hero to innumerable physical maladies -- a bad hernia, heart surgery, a burst appendix and more -- in his new, death-obsessed novel.
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