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Lake Bell on why New York and Nebraska need to laugh together over “Bless This Mess”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"This show by no means is going to cure the country of all ailments," the "Bless This Mess" co-creator tells Salon
Beyoncé’s “Homecoming” transforms the concert film into an artistic, historic moment
Melanie McFarland
Instead of making a simple performance film, Beyoncé slays with a stunning, powerfully historic piece meant for all
Hey, Democrats: Want four more years of this criminal lunatic? Keep it up
Lucian K. Truscott IV
The cable-news circular firing squad and granular social media takedowns have to stop. We know how that ends
Notre Dame: writers and the shock of destruction through history
Alice Kelly
Words are as important as pictures for helping us come to terms with such a huge cultural loss
Chelsea Handler opens up about long-buried grief: “I’m not fully fixed or complete”
D. Watkins
"My reaction to the election was not healthy": The author/comedian tells Salon how she got her life back from Trump
Why do right wing Christians find Pete Buttigieg so threatening? Here’s the answer
Alex Henderson
The attacks on the South Bend mayor from severe fundamentalists will surely continue in the months ahead
I was a liberal guest on Fox Business Network — and, hey, it was totally fine
Matthew Rozsa
As part of my personal and political outreach project, I was a guest on Trish Regan's Fox Business show
Diane von Furstenberg believes in survival stories: The only competition, she says, is porn
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the iconic designer about the wrap dress that made her famous and the women who inspire her
Trump doubles down on bigotry for 2020, but Democrats can win by fighting back
Amanda Marcotte
Trump's vicious attacks on Rep. Ilhan Omar signal a 2020 strategy. Democrats should push back, fast and hard
Robert Reich on America’s inequality crisis: Trump’s “greedy enablers” will “reap the whirlwind”
Chauncey DeVega
Superstar economist sees hope in the darkness: Trump's true legacy will be a "revival of progressive politics"
“Game of Thrones” in the year of the pop culture apocalypse: What happens next?
Melanie McFarland
It's "Endgame" all around us, from "Game of Thrones" ending to Skywalker series concluding for "Star Wars"
Julian Assange and the future of democracy: Is this a turning point in World War IV?
Andrew O'Hehir
Assange's arrest was an authoritarian masterstroke, exposing intense confusion and hypocrisy on the anti-Trump left
Pollen is getting worse, but you can make things better with these tips from an allergist
Kara Wada
Pollen has taken the fun out of spring for many. However, medical science has identified practices that help
Watching the woman in the café: A Salon After Dark read
Cara Benedetto
In this erotica excerpt from the BADLANDS New Lovers series, an older artist has particular tastes
Revenge of the nerd-kings: Why some in Silicon Valley are advocating for monarchy
Keith A. Spencer
The tech industry's glorification of its leaders has convinced some they should rule over us like kings
Are the world bank and IMF failing the world?
Frank Vogl
Top experts worry about the ability of the main multilateral institutions safeguarding the global economy.
Son Volt’s Jay Farrar is “singing about the dark times” on “Union,” the new protest album
David Masciotra
Son Volt's intimate new album "Union" is both a protest record and a tribute to protest records
“Daisy Jones and the Six”: A behind-the-music novel that nails the truth about rock ‘n’ roll
Kenneth Womack
Taylor Jenkins Reid's new rock novel set in the 1970s is perfect for Fleetwood Mac and Beatles fans
Deputy’s son arrested for setting fire to black Louisiana churches may have “hate motive”
Igor Derysh
Suspect in church arson was reportedly fascinated with Norwegian neo-pagan metal singer who torched churches
Silicon Valley, once a bastion of libertarianism, sees a budding socialist movement
Nicole Karlis, Keith A. Spencer
Defying their overlords, tech workers are organizing and demanding democracy in the workplace
“Boys will be boys” limits all genders: We need a radical shift in how we raise boys
Lauren Schiller
"Inflection Point" talks to developmental psychologist Dr. Michael Reichert about promoting positive masculinity
Mike Schur’s new sitcom “Abby’s” is “Cheers” for the gig economy
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Mike Schur and Josh Malmuth about what a show set in a backyard bar says about modern culture
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