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Alison Brie on filmmaking, “back to old antics” with Danny Pudi and a possible “Community” reunion
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"As women, we're raised to be very polite," the actor-writer tells Salon about themes in her latest dark comedy
From “Prey” to “Reservation Dogs,” Amber Midthunder always slays
Hanh Nguyen
The "Prey" star spoke to Salon about honing her comedy skills, sharing Indigenous spaces, costuming and more
Farewell Dr. Fauci: How the right turned a national hero into a villain in service of Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
The right's attack on science is the most dangerous of its cynical power plays. Fauci is just collateral damage
It’s “difficult to curb his impulses”: “The Patient” star Domnhall Gleeson on a killer in therapy
Melanie McFarland
The actor spoke to Salon about the Hulu series in which he coerces psychotherapist Steve Carell into treating him
“I’m still unraveling it”: “Keep This Between Us” filmmaker on being groomed as a child
Alison Stine
In an interview, Cheryl Nichols talks with Salon about her new documentary series, which examines her own story
A shrinking Lake Powell could herald an even worse water crisis in the Southwest’s future
Matthew Rozsa
As climate change dries the Colorado River Basin, the region's megacities may eventually dry up, too
Trump’s followers are delusional and dangerous — but don’t call them hypocrites
Chauncey DeVega
As Mar-a-Lago makes clear, Trump supporters love his lies and mendacity. That's evil, but not hypocritical
American Muslims are successful, optimistic and patriotic: But Islamophobia is worse than ever
Sophia A. McClennen
By any measure, Muslims in America are doing great. Two decades after 9/11, why is there so much bigotry?
How gay rodeos upend assumptions about life in rural America
Rebecca Scofield, Elyssa Ford
Young queer people growing up in rural areas don't necessarily need to flee their communities to find acceptance
The culinary traditions of Northern Europe’s only indigenous people
Joe Baur
And the husband and wife duo committed to sharing their Sámi heritage with others
“House of the Dragon” and the question of queens
Melanie McFarland
The "Game of Thrones" prequel has a chance to show us noble, ambitious women who aren't schemers or power mad
Culture, progress and the future: Can the West survive its own myths?
Richard Eckersley
We all know our society faces existential crisis. Rethinking our cultural values might just help us survive it
Republicans and the crisis of “manhood”: Who are the real sex-obsessed pervs in America?
Kirk Swearingen
Republicans are fixated on bizarre sexual fantasies, maybe because of their twisted relationship with You Know Who
It’s time to cancel Batman — for good
D. Watkins
Yes, I was once a big fan. But Batman hasn't been good for Gotham, and it's time we admit it
Why “A League of Their Own” goes over the rainbow
Alison Stine
"The Wizard of Oz" features prominently in one episode of the Prime Video series, and it's a fitting tribute
Counties with more slaves in 1860 have higher gun ownership rates today, study finds
Matthew Rozsa
A new study finds a peculiar correlation between rate of enslavement in the past and firearm ownership now
What’s for dinner? Protein — and its large water footprint
Robin Madel
Protein-rich foods are an important part of our diets, but not all of them have the same water footprint
Trump, golf and Saudi Arabia: A filthy cycle of “sportswashing”
Robert Lipsyte
New golf tour sponsored by the brutal Saudi monarchy is, of course, aligned with Donald Trump. It won't end well
Locked-in syndrome and the misplaced presumption of misery
Jonathan Moens
Despite near total paralysis, surveys suggest most LIS patients are happy. Researchers want that more understood
Gracias Madre offers a taste of the margarita’s past and future
Elva Ramirez
At Gracias Madre, you're likely to find a celebrity or two, and a very solid signature drink
Why is far-right ideology taking hold in LGBT+ communities?
Christopher T. Conner
The way that many gay men talk about bodies and beauties may have ripened their minds for right-wing thinking
How Trump redefined shameless hypocrisy — and made it politically indispensable
Sophia A. McClennen
if there is one recognizable element of Trumpism, it is collective, weaponized hypocrisy
The magic of Miami’s modern daiquiri
Lane Nieset
Invented over a century ago in the tiny village of Daiquirí, Cuba, this cocktail has been modernized in Miami
Iced green tea with cardamom is the perfect way to celebrate summer
John Debary
This refreshing cold brew tea couldn't be easier or more hands-off to make
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