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“The Last O.G.” achieves perfect balance of hilarity and real talk in season 2
Melanie McFarland
A new showrunner fine-tunes the flavors in the Tracy Morgan and Tiffany Haddish comedy about re-entry and more
Autism in pop culture has come a long way — but there’s still room to grow
Matthew Rozsa
If pop culture wants to explore autism with integrity, it needs to stop being afraid of it
Scholar Kathleen Belew on New Zealand, Donald Trump and the rise of “white power”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of new book on "white power movement" says the recent outbreak of violence was a long-planned strategy
Building the alternate-universe New York: Novelists Seth Fried and K Chess in conversation
Seth Fried, K Chess
The authors "The Municipalists" and "Famous Men Who Never Lived," discuss writing about immigration, AI and more
Nipsey Hussle’s remarkable legacy: Acclaimed rapper never stopped giving back to South L.A.
Rachel Leah
The artist/activist was shot and killed Sunday in his own community, which he spent his career investing in
Lori Gottlieb wants you to know therapists are humans, too
Nicole Karlis
Salon talks to the author and therapist about what plagues humanity in today’s fast-paced world
Super Storm Sandy wiped out some restaurants for months but one midtown pizzeria served days later
Robyn Metcalfe
Ingredients for a slice of Joe's Pizza come from 4 states and Italy, so how were they serving 2 days after Sandy?
Bernie Sanders supports Joe Biden’s accuser: We need to “change the culture of this country”
Matthew Rozsa
Bernie Sanders expressed support for Joe Biden's accuser Lucy Flores during an appearance on "Face the Nation"
Quinceañera with baby fever
Jennifer Givhan
I wanted the sparkling dress, a princess crown, the man of honor. And I wanted my boyfriend to want a baby with me
More time in the kitchen may not be the answer to feeding kids well
Lela Nargi
Authors of "Pressure Cooker," a new book on family cooking, discuss the role inequality plays in feeding families
I didn’t teach my kids how to cook. Did I fail them?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I vowed to be the diligent mom with the kitchen-savvy offspring, but I went the Kraft mac & cheese route instead
This is the most colorful cooking class in Mexico City
Anna Petrow
Learn to shop like a local at the market, then cook a big meal with the chefs of Casa Jacaranda
No, Cardi B is not like Bill Cosby: Controversy over resurfaced video is fueled by bad faith outrage
Rachel Leah
A resurfaced video from Cardi B has a lot of people seeing double standards where there are none
Donald Trump and racist violence: Research points to a clear connection
Chauncey DeVega
What was already obvious now has research behind it: The rise of Donald Trump has led to violence and death
Legalized betting could change how we watch sports
Derrick Clifton
NCAA tournament brackets are more than a hobby for fantasy league fun, bragging rights and office pools.
Jordan Peele is bringing “Twilight Zone” back, and not a moment too soon
Matthew Rozsa
Rod Serling's "Twilight Zone" treated political and moral problems seriously, as its best episodes show
Brexit devours its children
Denis MacShane
Tory anti-Europeanism ended Margaret Thatcher, John Major, David Cameron and Theresa May. Who’s next?
Forget Miami. This year, discover St. Pete on Florida’s under-the-radar west coast
Elisabeth Robinson
A little new, a little classic, and a lot of sunshine
The absurd outrage over Jussie Smollett
David Masciotra
How can Rahm Emanuel be so angry over Smollett's dismissed charges when grave injustice happens daily on his watch?
Janet Jackson’s induction: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame is finally part of the Rhythm Nation
Rachel Leah
Jackson's long overdue honor is justice, finally, for the 2004 Super Bowl fallout
Damon Young on wooing with Wu-Tang, teaching Whiteness 101 and how survival “makes you blacker”
D. Watkins
Salon talks to acclaimed writer Damon Young about his new book, "What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Blacker"
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez shows us all: Here’s how to fight Republican climate trolls
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans can't defend climate-change denial, so they turn to trolling. Finally progressives are fighting back
ATV deaths top 15,000 threshold in latest government report
Eli Wolfe, Myron Levin
Studies have shown that over half of ATV deaths occur on private or public roads
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