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The secret to making restaurant-quality pizza at home starts with the crust
Joseph Neese
Ken Forkish, the James Beard Award-winning author of “Flour Water Salt Yeast,” gives a crash course in pizza making
“Saturday Night Live at Home” shows us the honesty in live comedy without an audience
Melanie McFarland
Plus, late-night hosts' transition to at-home programming is warm, charming, and highlights their true skill
Netflix’s “#blackAF” is Kenya Barris’ wealthier, shallower, and meaner “Black-ish”
Melanie McFarland
The "Black-ish" creator casts himself and his wealth as the stars of his literally self-centered new comedy
Inside Netflix’s “Innocence Files”: “The system is set up to attain convictions”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon spoke with the three powerhouse documentarians behind Netflix's latest criminal justice series
Author Don Winslow: Trump’s administration feels like it’s “manifested itself” as the coronavirus
Chauncey DeVega
The crime novelist spoke to Salon about "Broken," his craft, and how Trump is everything wrong with US masculinity
Trump’s darkness: White supremacy, Christian nationalism and the coronavirus
Chauncey DeVega
This pandemic has brought out the worst in Trump — and in his most racist and fanatical followers
Michael Arceneaux doesn’t want you to die poor
Nicole Karlis
"We live in a society that will let us wither and die the minute we miss like two checks and can't pay a bill"
“We’re putting people in prison whose only crime is mental illness”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
PBS' "Bedlam" director Ken Rosenberg spoke to Salon about how incarceration won out over hospitalization
Everything you need to know to bake a quality loaf of bread at home, revealed
Joseph Neese
Ken Forkish, the James Beard Award-winning author of “Flour Water Salt Yeast,” gives a crash course in bread making
A “Led Zeppelin IV” listening guide: Comfort food for your ears
Kenneth Womack
We're sheltering in place with a different classic album each week, in search of solid music for uncertain times
Betsey Johnson also has a low-key, private side: “I’m too much for myself to live up to”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the iconic fashion designer who, at 77, is still cartwheeling through life
Evelyn Yang on autism and the pandemic: “Families are suffering … they’ve been abandoned”
Matthew Rozsa
"Math guy" candidate's wife on the massive challenges of raising an autistic kid right now — and why UBI can help
Dr. Lance Dodes on Trump: A “predator” who “would be in prison” if he hadn’t been born rich
Chauncey DeVega
Former Harvard psychiatrist: "Trump is the most dangerous person we could have as president" during this crisis
Linda Tripp, a key figure in the scandal involving Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky, dies at 70
Daniel Kreps
"To politicians, only sides matter, and the truth becomes a tragedy," Tripp said at a whistleblowers event in 2018
Yale psychiatrist Bandy Lee: Trump’s “deadly” briefings display “anti-human” psychology
Igor Derysh
"Criminality combines with mental pathology" in Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic, says Dr. Bandy X. Lee
Now is not the time for Quibi, the new streaming service for your phone
Melanie McFarland
While life stands still a new mobile-only service offers episodic "quick bite" entertainment that doesn't stick
Recommended reading for April: New must-read books to liven up long shutdown days
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens, Hanh Nguyen
New novels by Julia Alvarez and Emily Gould are joined by two exciting debuts and a compelling story collection
“Westworld,” in a manner of speaking, pits Maeve’s fluency against Dolores’ conquering ways
Melanie McFarland
In a world where language can open doors or keep us in our place, Maeve's universal ability speaks volumes
When your boss says you’re “essential”: Are you willing to risk your life?
Bob Hennelly
Civil service workers in New York are still haunted by the betrayals of 9/11. Will this pandemic be even worse?
Andrew Cuomo’s not your boyfriend — and Joe Biden’s definitely not your dad
Andrew O'Hehir
Liberal derangement and quarantine madness have made New York's governor a sex-god celebrity. Can't we do better?
“Tiger King” and the schadenfreude of seeing privileged insanity run wild
Melanie McFarland
For people of color the Netflix series is a frolic through the extremity of "white people s**t." They're not wrong
How to un-rig an election: In “Slay the Dragon,” citizens fight back against gerrymandering
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon talks to filmmaker Barak Goodman and "Ratf**ked" author David Daley about the new doc "Slay the Dragon"
COVID-19 and the U.S.: What lies ahead
Uwe Bott
Six concrete steps the U.S. federal government ought to mandate right now to protect people’s economic livelihood
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