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After years of stewing, “Star Wars” fandom goes to the dark side
Izzie Ramirez
"The Last Jedi" star Kelly Marie Tran deleting her Instagram was the culmination of years of bad fan behavior
Chasing Anthony Bourdain’s “perfect little things”: Kitchen work and what I hungered for
JoAnna Novak
I spent my 20s in restaurants. There was no room for my depression in this work, I thought
A.M. Homes, too, has met this guy at a reading: “I don’t read books by women”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to A.M. Homes about her new story collection, "the white guys section" of the bookstore and more
Why cable news networks could use a reality check
Terry H. Schwadron
What’s news and not-news in the 24-hour news cycle
How LinkedIn turned this “Failmom” into a socialist
Lori Barrett
A dismal job market and "Chapo Trap House" turned me, a middle-aged mother, into a radical
A unifying “race-class narrative”: Blueprint for progressive victory?
Paul Rosenberg
Progressive strategists find a way to break the divide: Focus on the "strategic racism" used to keep us apart
Jodie Foster speaks out on current state of gun control: “We are at a dire place in history”
Kate Erbland
The actress was outspoken about the need for sensible gun control upon the release of "The Brave One"
Daddy left Mommy for Tommy, or what to do when a parent comes out as gay
Sudi "Rick" Karatas
Coming out to the kids in the midst of a divorce can make a fraught process even more difficult
This is real resistance: Teachers strike back against neoliberal assault on public education
Henry A. Giroux
Teachers have finally had enough of the campaign against public education — amazingly, the public is with them
Eating disorders are hard to overcome, but ditching diets is crucial
Catherine Gillespie
Eating disorders are very hard to treat, and those who have them often severely limit their food intake
Pop music’s elitism problem: Why Oasis never got the respect they deserved
Alex Niven
Oasis grafted together a cut-and-paste masterpiece, but the rules are different for a working class band
Pro-Brexit businessman met with Russian officials “multiple” times before the vote
Taylor Link
Documents suggest Arron Banks, the businessman who funded Nigel Farage's campaign to exit the EU, lied about Russia
A deceptively straightforward recipe for coconut layer cake in “Caribbean Flavors for Every Season”
Brigid Washington
Brigid Washington highlights the major ingredients integral to Caribbean cuisine in "Coconut. Ginger. Shrimp. Rum."
Melania Trump, “Gone Girl” FLOTUS: Why wild theories about the first lady aren’t going to stop
Erin Keane
Her month-long absence from the public eye was just enough to get our crime-thriller conspiracy motors humming
“Fallout” video game series’ post-apocalyptic vision of West Virginia might not be worth the trip
Ryan Morris
Will “Fallout: 76” pay homage to the Appalachian region’s unique history and traditions without stereotyping?
Did the “The Daily Show” make us smarter voters or not? Two satire experts face off
Sophia A. McClennen
"Bad Stories" author Steve Almond says political comedy helped us get to a place where Trump could win
Video gamers may soon be paid more than top pro athletes
Louis-Etienne Dubois, Laurel Walzak
Here's why eSports might be the next big thing
Remembering Anthony Bourdain: The chefs and writers he knew and inspired reflect
Manny Howard, Alli Joseph
"People didn’t care about chefs until 'Kitchen Confidential,'" says author Andrew Friedman
Alex Jones has a vile Bourdain take. The world serves as a corrective
Rachel Leah
Somehow, Jones manages to invoke Hillary Clinton and make Bourdain's tragic suicide about himself
Why “Angels in America” endures: “Without gay people, you can’t tell the story of America”
Amanda Marcotte
The Broadway revival has a record 11 Tony nominations. Salon talks to the authors of an oral history of the play
Donald Trump’s empire of disorientation: Where the future is the past, made worse
Chauncey DeVega
Trump wants to turn back the clock — but how far? To the 1950s or the Gilded Age? To before the Civil War?
Bipartisan Senate bill aims to stop accused harassers from using NDAs to silence victims
Amanda Marcotte
Corporate nondisclosure agreements force far too many women into silence. A new Senate bill aims to change that
Is there method to Trump’s trade madness?
Stephan Richter, Uwe Bott
Is the Republican party, like Trump, also dead-set against the European economic model which seeks social balance?
Conspiracy theory dance party! Rudy Giuliani’s insane Israeli vacation
Heather Digby Parton
In one morning at an investment conference, Giuliani insults Kim Jong Un and floats a new conspiracy theory
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