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“The Rings of Power” are here to fight climate change
Alison Stine
When evil comes first to "The Lord of the Rings" prequel, it comes in the form of a ruined natural world
“Toxic masculinity”: what does it mean, where did it come from — and is the term useful or harmful?
Michael Flood
The history, rise and risk of "toxic masculinity," as told by a sociologist
These high school “classics” have been taught for generations — could they be on their way out?
Andrew Newman
Efforts to diversify the authors of high school canon is facing both backlash and approval
Resurrecting “Hellraiser” Cenobites as part of “an interrogation of how we negotiate our desires”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to David Bruckner, the director of Hulu's remake, about a new vision for Clive Barker's horror classic
A closer look at Prince Andrew’s friendship with Epstein and his scandal on Peacock’s “Banished” doc
Joy Saha
The disgraced royal was also stripped of all his titles and royal patronages amid a bombshell sex abuse lawsuit
Loretta Lynn’s music: That’s how the Republican women I grew up with talked (behind men’s backs)
Amanda Marcotte
Trump-loving country legend resented sexism but rejected feminism — and that's how a lot of red-state women live
Why some evangelical Christians trust their pastors more than their doctors on vaccines
Troy Farah
Research has found Christian nationalism to be one of the strongest predictors of COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy
“Archetypes”: Meghan Markle would like to have a word, but the media circus won’t hear it
Melanie McFarland
Her serviceable Spotify podcast does its part to prove the slander she endures isn't unique by talking to stars
What does MAGA mean in 2022? An aging movement longs for an America that never was
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's core loyalists are older, less educated, more Southern, more Christian — and driven by resentment
Whoopi Goldberg says “The View” is so much “calmer” in a post-Meghan McCain era
Joy Saha
So that's a "no" to a reunion?
Trump’s long game: Executive privilege and the assault on historical memory
Anthony DiMaggio
Prosecuting Trump is important — but not as important as literacy, critical thinking and understanding history
Brazil’s runoff election between Bolsonaro and Lula could determine fate of the Amazon rainforest
David S. Salisbury
Bolsonaro "derided Indigenous people, environmentalists and science" while weakening environmental protections
Child stars: The power and the price of cuteness
Jacqueline Warwick
Are there ways for children to experience the excitement of performing without the dangers of stardom?
Why is umami so hard to describe?
Maggie Hennessy
The elusive flavor behind everything from savory broths to aged cheeses
You don’t have to read the whole article: “Reader’s Block” author says stop shaming over reading
Matthew Rozsa
The process of reading is neurologically complex — hence, there's no "wrong" way to read, Matthew Rubery says
My great-grandparents died in the Holocaust and were almost forgotten
Zoe Zolbrod
It wasn't until I was an adult that I learned the truth. Then a surprising discovery filled in more missing pieces
“Statewide book bans” are coming to Florida’s classrooms, enforced by the far right
Kathryn Joyce
Florida Republicans were asked to promise that banned books would not literally be burned. They voted that down
Uvalde families sue school district, gun makers, city officials and others
Alejandro Serrano
The lawsuit says each defendant played a part in the shooting’s tragic outcome
The 6 wildest GameStop short squeeze revelations from Netflix’s “Eat the Rich” documentary
Joy Saha
The series highlights the 2021 GameStop short squeeze, which caused major losses for hedge funds and short sellers
As Hurricane Ian ravages Florida, don’t forget: Ron DeSantis leads the GOP war on green energy
Amanda Marcotte
Under the guise of attacking "woke capital," DeSantis has undermined Democrats' efforts to battle climate change
“Blonde”: Marilyn Monroe and viewers deserve better than this unsubtle mess of sex and suffering
Gary M. Kramer
Netflix's insufferable fictionalized chronicle of the starlet's life is one of the worst tragic icon movies ever
Trans activist and author: In a fascist America, LGBTQ folk will be “systematically targeted”
Chauncey DeVega
Brynn Tannehill says MAGA victory will endanger all Americans, eventually — but people like her will be first
“You have to think about hope”: Author Silas House on democracy’s demise, climate refugees and dogs
Alison Stine
The Appalachian writer spoke to Salon about going dystopian for his latest novel, which also imagines a new life
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