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How deep is our love for “Saturday Night Fever,” which changed how John Travolta and disco were seen
Aaron Aradillas
From the Bee Gees to "Pulp Fiction," the music and movie industries would not be the same if not for this 1977 film
“The White Lotus”: Here are the real hotels featured on the show, but can you afford them?
Joy Saha
If you found Tanya & Co.'s travels aspirational, here's what you need to know
“Avatar: The Way of the Water”: Tired climate clichés distract from James Cameron’s vision
Oli Mould
The best part of the film can be found in depths of Pandora's oceans, but is undermined by shallow characterization
Unpredictable 2022: Mostly devastating losses, with one bright surprise
D. Watkins
Kanye and Herschel, Will Smith's slap, losing Bob Saget and Coolio: I didn't have any of this on my bingo card
Trump and his movement are symptoms of America’s profound disorder — but not the cause
Chauncey DeVega
In a culture of pathological distraction where half the population is semi-literate, this isn't a huge surprise
The strange, psychedelic history of Christmas
Troy Farah
How do reindeer fly Santa's sleigh around the world? If you guessed hallucinogenic mushrooms, you might be right
Shame and sugar-free cookies: On navigating the holidays after a life of disordered eating
Ashlie D. Stevens
“Don’t choose famine when you have the opportunity to feast"
Trump ridiculed after his “pathetic” major announcement turns out to be “just a grift”
Travis Gettys
Looks like Trump found a "brand new way to steal from his supporters," critics say
“Ghosts” star Rose McIver on poking fun at the Christmas movie, cultural appropriation and all
Melanie McFarland
The actor discusses the "Ghosts" yuletide episode, "A Christmas Prince" and lessons from the holiday movie universe
Salon’s favorite books of 2022 — fiction and nonfiction
Erin Keane, Troy Farah, Matthew Rozsa, Ashlie D. Stevens, Mary Elizabeth Williams, Amanda Marcotte, D. Watkins, Kelly McClure, Alison Stine, Hanh Nguyen, Andrew O'Hehir, Chauncey DeVega
From memoirs about movies and difficult moms to dark academia novels, here are this year's favorite reads
Free speech warrior Elon Musk bans, vows “legal action” against student for tweeting public info
Igor Derysh
Musk is so committed to free speech he wants to use the power of the state to suppress public info about him
The world is struggling to figure out conservation. First Nations have some ideas.
Chris Arsenault
Guardian programs offer one example of how governments can work with Indigenous peoples
Republicans want to blame Club Q shooting and other hate crimes, baselessly, on police defunding
Amanda Marcotte
During Wednesday's House hearing, Republicans minimized the role bigotry plays in anti-LGBTQ hate crimes
Ex-NFL cheerleaders “humiliated” by Republicans’ “reckless dissemination” of salacious pics: lawyers
Rodric Hurdle-Bradford
A House Committee Republican memo included explicit images of the cheerleaders emailed by the former team president
Musk’s Twitter hasn’t paid rent since takeover — and threatens to end severance for laid-off workers
Samaa Khullar
Twitter has even begun to auction off furniture and kitchen equipment from its office
Steamed: The weird and wild world of winter radiator cooking
Ashlie D. Stevens
From 19th century kitchens to "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia," people really want to cook on their radiators
Elon is the new Trump: But how long can he hold the No. 1 Troll title?
Heather Digby Parton
The lord of Mar-a-Lago has been supplanted by a younger, richer provocateur. For now. Watch your back, Elon!
Journalists call out NY Times’ Musk coverage: One tweet shows Elon’s a “right-wing culture warrior”
Alex Henderson
"I understand the Times' confusion, but the culture war isn't about conventional politics," reporter says
NYC Mayor Eric Adams’s terrible plan to forcibly hospitalize homeless people with mental illness
Bob Hennelly
Adams has no answer for homelessness — he should ask frontline workers
The Trump paradox: America is sick of this guy — but we can’t afford to turn away
Chauncey DeVega
Yes, Trump craves attention and suffers without it. But pretending he isn't there won't make him go away
Ultraprocessed foods contribute to disease and early death. Why do we keep eating them?
Michael La Corte
"In general, it would be preferred to purchase foods with five ingredients or less in them."
How a new subsidy for ‘green hydrogen’ could set off a carbon bomb
Emily Pontecorvo
Using electricity to make hydrogen could be an elegant climate solution — or it could prop up a dirty grid
Resounding success of “Black Panther” franchise says little about the dubious state of Black film
Phillip Lamarr Cunningham
"Wakanda Forever" is one of only three Black films since 2018 to have a production budget exceeding $100 million
A prayer before dying: On the Republican Party’s terminal illness
Rich Logis
I was a Republican for years. I can testify that GOP leaders know their party is doomed, and there's no escape
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