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What makes an artist a rock star?
Rachel Leah
Music industry expert looks back at six decades of rock ‘n’ roll’s greats for a new Smithsonian collection
In defense of liberal outrage: How the “snowflakes” are finally moving the needle
Taylor Link
Liberal outrage was mostly impotent in 2016, but now that it's coordinated and coupled with economics, it's working
Lena Dunham slammed for defending “Girls” writer accused of sexual assault
Charlie May
Dunham defended Murray Miller who has been accused of sexually assaulting actress Aurora Perrineau when she was 17
Confronting “The Problem with Apu”
Melanie McFarland
In this lively documentary, Hari Kondabolu breaks down the ugly truth about a favorite character on "The Simpsons"
Is this a “sex panic” or a national moment of reckoning? Can’t it be both?
Andrew O'Hehir
This week the #MeToo moment became a political weapon — and reminded us that Americans don't share the same reality
The little comedy that could: Why it took 10 years for “Cook Off!” to hit theaters
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to Cathryn Michon about not giving up hope for a movie that came close to never getting a release
Ohio Democrat defends Al Franken with a bizarre Facebook rant
Matthew Sheffield
A state supreme court judge and gubernatorial candidate denounces a "feeding frenzy" against men
Conservatives turn #MeToo into a witch hunt: Speaking out comes at a price
Sophia Tesfaye
As Congress struggles with the widening harassment scandal, the burden to “name names” becomes victim-blaming
Sorry, Paul Ryan: Corporate-style harassment “training” isn’t enough
Amanda Marcotte
Meaningless seminars won't fix sexual harassment on Capitol Hill. Perpetrators must face actual punishment
Pistols in preschools: As Michigan debates looser gun laws, educators are on edge
Kathi Valeii
A proposed law would allow guns into schools, daycare centers and preschools
The magazine that inspired Rolling Stone
Peter Richardson
‘When you look back on it, where else would those articles appear? The Saturday Evening Post?’
I’m a psychologist, and this is why I believe Roy Moore’s accuser
Michael W. Davidson Ph.D.
We need to create a world where it is safe for all victims to report sexual assault and harassment
In online forum, Trump judicial nominee defended KKK, statutory rape
Taylor Link
Nominee Brett Talley, who has no trial experience, was a regular poster on a University of Alabama sports forum
In Trump’s America, Blake Shelton is your “Sexiest Man Alive”
Gabriel Bell
A problematic pick from People that's right on track for our troubled times
The perspective on homeschooling
Malke Khutoretsky
Is the answer to better education in our own backyard?
Alabama conservatives are right: Roy Moore’s behavior is perfectly biblical — and that’s the problem
Valerie Tarico
Some conservatives have defended Moore' behavior by citing the Bible
“Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan”: Inside 5 new must-read books
Teddy Wayne
Salon's author questionnaire asks 5 authors with new books to tell the stories behind their work
So now Sean Hannity is giving away Keurig machines, because nothing matters anymore
Gabriel Bell
After gleefully watching his fans destroy the coffeemaker's products, Hannity is handing out 500 of its machines
Fighting Baltimore police brutality is harder under Trump
D. Watkins
"The Wire" star Sonja Sohn follows the city's police and activists in the HBO documentary "Baltimore Rising"
Here’s why LGBT Twitter is dragging a human-rights organization all over the internet today
Jarrett Lyons
There's a flood of fury coming at Monsanto, too
One year later: How do we resist Donald Trump’s malignant reality?
Chauncey DeVega
A year after Trump's election, a numbness has set in. We must resist that too; it's poisonous to democracy
Rolling Stone at 50: A bittersweet legacy
Tom Roston
Going behind the scenes at the magazine that shaped and defined generations
It’s Ric Flair’s world now: The triumph and tragedy of “Nature Boy”
Chauncey DeVega
Director Rory Karpf on his new ESPN documentary about pro wrestling's greatest champ — and why he's still important
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