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As “Pose” ends it reminds us that the dream New York is one rendered in color
Melanie McFarland
"Pose" ends by reminding us that the New York City fantasy belongs to all, not just Rosses, Rachels and Carries
Cooking Hawai’ian food isn’t just chef Sheldon Simeon’s passion — it’s what brings him comfort
Kayla Stewart
"I was very fortunate to come from a family that puts food in the utmost highest respect," the "Top Chef" star says
Godless grifters: How the New Atheists merged with the far right
Émile P. Torres
What once seemed like a bracing intellectual movement has degenerated into a pack of abusive, small-minded bigots
We never needed rape scenes to tell stories of sexual assault – finally, movies & TV are catching up
Kylie Cheung
With the return of "Tuca & Bertie," we reflect on how the show began a wave of smart survivor-centric storytelling
Candace Owens: If a Black woman can play Anne Boleyn, then a white man should play Obama
Kylie Cheung
The conservative firebrand weighed in on the buzzy casting of Jodie Turner Smith playing famed queen Anne Boleyn
The “grief pandemic” will torment Americans for years
Liz Szabo
With nearly 600,000 in the US lost to COVID, researchers estimate that millions of Americans are in mourning
Agnolotti, bucatini and the innovative new “cascatelli” — a brief history of pasta shapes
Jeffrey Miller
There are at least 350 shapes of pasta you can buy. Food blogger Dan Pashman apparently thought we could use more
“We Are Lady Parts,” a fierce new comedy about a Muslim punk band, rocks our world
Melanie McFarland
In this addictive new series, a punk group shreds on songs like "Voldemort's Alive & He's Under My Headscarf"
Get to know two Wagyu farmers (then make your new favorite steak salad)
Melina Hammer
Chunky avocado and cucumber, with a make-ahead garlic-anchovy vinaigrette
Donald Trump is an idea, not a man — and that’s why his movement is so dangerous
Chauncey DeVega
Laughing at Donald Trump in his Mar-a-Lago exile is missing the point. His movement is getting stronger every day
Cops and their allies have pushed hard for new wave of stringent anti-protest bills
Jon Skolnik
Since last summer, police have lobbied for a crackdown on "riots," with new laws that give them even more power
Chuck Schumer wants to pump up Cold War with China — at the planet’s expense
Marcy Winograd, Medea Benjamin
Senate's top Democrat unveils a $250B "innovation" bill that feels more like a dying empire's next-to-last gasp
Mj Rodriguez bids farewell to “Pose” and playing Blanca: “I don’t want to let her go”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actress appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss FX's groundbreaking series coming to a close and its impact
Senate parliamentarian’s surprise decision threatens to derail Democrats’ infrastructure plans
Igor Derysh
A former Obama economic adviser argues Senate parliamentarian is now "making up new rules out of whole cloth"
When the bison come back, will the ecosystem follow?
Louise Johns
An effort to bring wild bison to the Great Plains aims to restore one of the world’s most endangered ecosystems
Speak out: How “cultural silence” perpetuates the apathy towards and gaslighting of women’s health
Kylie Cheung
Salon spoke to author Maya Dusenbery about why few are decrying the abortion bans, despite the threats they pose
Dealing with Manchin and Sinema: Democrats finally ditch the carrot and pick up the stick
Amanda Marcotte
Manchin and Sinema got the carrot from Democratic leaders for months — maybe now is the time for the stick
10 TikTok recipes worth trying (trust us — we did)
Valerio Farris
With everything from pesto eggs to birria tacos, we're betting at least one piques your interest
Humans are causing mass extinction at a rate not seen since the last major extinction event
Matthew Rozsa
A new study suggests that we are entering a period of mass extinction comparable to the one 66 million years ago
Naomi Osaka stands up for all athletes by refusing to be exploited at the cost of her mental health
Kylie Cheung
Dehumanizing sports culture demands athletes, especially Black athletes, sacrifice mental health for entertainment
A ground-level look at America’s health care system
Jaime R. Herndon
In “The Hospital,” Brian Alexander chronicles the struggle to offer adequate medical treatment in small-town USA
The Asian men I never knew
Kimiko Guthrie
"Why did my Japanese American mom and so many other women in her circle choose to be with white men?"
How costumes in period dramas shape our perception of royalty
Serena Dyer
Costuming choices can reinforce well-worn and familiar royal stereotypes
It’s time to consign the “selfish gene” to the history books
Jeremy Lent
The evolutionary idea that all organisms are singularly wired to ruthlessly pass on their genes is flawed
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