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Will Smith’s new “Bel-Air” Aunt Viv on reboot fears: “I really didn’t want to let the culture down”
D. Watkins
Cassandra Freeman appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss how to solve everybody's problems by focusing on Black women
Academia is dark and full of terrors in “Master”
Alison Stine
What is it about a small, liberal arts college that lends itself to fear?
11 surprising facts about Thomas Edison
Mark Mancini
No. 6 – Thomas Edison gave his kids telegraph-inspired nicknames
Eat eggs, do crime: John Waters on 50 years of “Pink Flamingos”
Kelly McClure
From 1972 to 2022, we still all love a good poop joke
Everything you need to make Georgian cheesy bread
Kiri Tannenbaum
Get the recipe for khachapuri, a traditional appetizer of egg and cheese bread
Disney hysteria and litter boxes: Republicans’ deeply odd war on LGBTQ people escalates
Amanda Marcotte
The new Republican war on LGBTQ right is a full-blown "Satanic panic"-style frenzy of urban legends — and violence
Joe Biden defends democracy abroad — but what about right here at home?
Chauncey DeVega
Joe Biden is floating in a tin can, far above the world: His quest is noble, but likely bound for failure
“Nitram” director was “terrified” of tackling mass shooting that changed Australian gun laws forever
Gary M. Kramer
Justin Kurzel's controversial film starring Caleb Landry Jones looks at how one man traumatized Tasmania
Giada’s citrus-packed Italian cinnamon rolls are perfect for spring brunch
Manuela Lopez Restrepo
Come for the soft fluffy layers, stay for the delicious icing
Susan Collins breaks with GOP, becomes first Senate Republican to support Ketanji Brown Jackson
Jon Skolnik
Collins ignores disingenuous attacks from Republican senate colleague Josh Hawley to back Biden's SCOTUS nominee
Kayleigh McEnany wants more “Christian babies”: It’s an overt call-out to racist paranoia
Kathryn Joyce
Former Trump spokeswoman sends a clear signal to Christian nationalists and fans of the "Great Replacement" theory
#BoycottDisney: How Disney’s new CEO has managed to anger both sides of the culture war
Jon Skolnik
Florida's most iconic corporation is suddenly embroiled in the midst of controversy
Will Smith and the function of a slap – what it means for comedy and comedians
Jacques Berlinerblau
Something struck me as not quite right about Smith's gesture – he missed a step in the tango of toxic masculinity
Chris Rock’s history of Jada Pinkett Smith jokes, hair commentary and disability
Alison Stine
There was more than just that one comment that led to the Oscar moment where Will Smith slapped Chris Rock
How prosthetic penises in shows like HBO’s “Minx” reinforce existing stereotypes and taboos
Peter Lehman
What's wrong with just showing the real thing?
Some evangelicals claim Ukraine war means the end times — as usual, they’re wrong
Nathaniel Manderson
Every few years, my fellow evangelicals claim the Antichrist has risen and the world is ending. It's never true
The “race-obsessed liberal” nightmare: “We have to fight for a country that doesn’t love us back”
D. Watkins
Writer Wajahat Ali stopped by "Salon Talks" to discuss his new book, incarceration, Ukraine and white privilege
Is “CODA” the “Green Book” of films about deaf people?
Alison Stine
The Oscar winner is not about, by or for who you think it is
When a leading Republican called for world government — and Einstein and Gandhi backed him
Matthew Rozsa
It sounds like alternate history: A Republican who ran against FDR — from the left. Meet Wendell Willkie
First responders lacking mental health support turn to their peers
Peter Andrey Smith
First Responder Trauma Counselors offers mental health services for first responders and health care workers
What my gay childhood in a “Don’t Say Gay” landscape was really like
Elizabeth Morton
As a child, I desperately needed language, stories and role models to help me to understand and celebrate myself
The brain’s tendency to see faces that aren’t there may be innate to spiritual experiences
Thomas Nail
Pareidolia — seeing faces in patterns — is connected to religious experiences, creativity, and much more
The best and absolute worst onscreen first periods, from “Carrie” to “Turning Red”
Paige Harriss
Over the years, there's been a significant shift to more positive depictions of menstruation, especially on TV
Russia’s holy war: Vladimir Putin, Pope Francis, the Virgin Mary and the fate of Ukraine
Kathryn Joyce
Putin's war is unleashing bizarre religious divisions — and for some Catholics it's the fulfillment of prophecy
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