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The top 17 most badass and bizarre Russian villains in pop culture
Mark Peters
Americans have Russians on their mind and nerves — again
The “Wayne’s World” soundtrack at 25: “Bohemian Rhapsody,” Alice Cooper and how the album became secretly influential
Annie Zaleski
1992's crop of soundtracks set the tone for the decade's future movie music blockbusters and cultural evolution
Rape on campus: Athletes, status and the sexual assault crisis
Lisa Wade
Until they change their minds about the role sex plays on campus, sexual misconduct will continue
Making the vulnerables the victims: Trump’s immigration policies will make it worse for human trafficking victims
Matthew Rozsa
A social justice expert says Trump's immigration policies are going to hurt people who aren't protected
Jimmy Fallon’s unwinnable war: A political culture creates a bleak future for “The Tonight Show” host
Max Cea
Stephen Colbert’s dominance continues, Jimmy Fallon seeks answers
The gospel of Alicia Keys: In an era dominated by phony vulgarity, she stands for wisdom, authenticity and genuine artistic vision
David Masciotra
From "Here" to her Women's March speech to her presence on "The Voice," Keys is a balm for the weary soul
How the U.S. military is using ‘violent, chaotic, beautiful’ video games to train soldiers
Scott Nicholas Romaniuk, Tobias Burgers
New games allow soldiers to take their combat roles home with them, blurring their on and off-duty lives
When the Punisher, a brutal comic-book vigilante, comes to your local police department, it can’t be good
Chauncey DeVega
A Kentucky police department used a Marvel Comics sociopath for their Blue Lives Matter logo. It's too perfect
Kellyanne Conway’s “triple standard”: A game of two half-truths and a lie
Erin Keane
The Trump mouthpiece's newest catchphrase tries to paint conservative women as victims of the feminist left
Hillbilly sellout: The politics of J. D. Vance’s “Hillbilly Elegy” are already being used to gut the working poor
Jared Yates Sexton
Conservatives and the media treated Vance's memoir like "Poor People for Dummies." Watch his damaging rhetoric work
WATCH: Who guards the guards? When corrections officers are corrupt, the system can’t work
D. Watkins
"TIME: The Kalief Browder Story" filmmakers uncover how correctional officers add to a broken prison system
Stronger than Tea: The anti-Trump resistance is much bigger than the Tea Party — and it has to be
Paul Rosenberg
Pundits compare the anti-Trump movement to the Tea Party — but this resistance is much bigger and more organic
With age, Judd Apatow’s series “Love” on Netflix finds itself
Max Cea
The Netflix rom-com starring Paul Rust and Lesley Arfin is back for a second season
Trump: In touch with reality TV, but not quite reality
Katie Serena
Trump recently met with the founder of celebrity gossip show "TMZ," leaving some wondering about his priorities
Steve Bannon’s betrayal of Breitbart: White House at “war” with right-wing site over immigration and Trumpcare
Sophia Tesfaye
Breitbart may be turning against Donald Trump as its former CEO has reportedly gone soft on DREAMers and Obamacare
“In the world of squatter settlements, there has been quite a bit of violence over the past decades”: Director Sebastian Cordero talks about “Such is Life in the Tropics”
Gary M. Kramer
The film, set in Guayaquil, Ecuador, tells the story of the stratified city in a haunting kidnapping drama
LISTEN: Americans are flocking to Cuba — and change is coming fast
Alli Joseph
Salon talks to Cuba tourism experts about red tape, capitalism, communism and culture
Lessons in resistance from MLK, the “conservative militant”
Christopher Beem
What does it mean to resist and how can Americans make sure that their resistance is effective?
WATCH: 5 women who changed your life with their inventions
D. Watkins
For Women's History Month, we dedicate this Salon 5 to these women whose innovations made their marks
John Legend’s Resistance TV: Season 2 of “Underground” is our reminder that freedom isn’t free
Melanie McFarland
The tension escalates in WGN America's slavery-era drama as it transforms from a heist plot into an action thriller
Ben Carson’s infinite fall from grace
D. Watkins
If we use Ben Carson’s logic on enslaved "immigrants," Frederick Douglass made it big after a plantation internship
King of the charts: Future comes, conquers, then does it again
Max Cea
Future’s historic feat makes him — and a whole subgenre of music — undeniable
Salon’s author questionnaire: “The first half: excoriating fights, lots of crying in my car and on cross-country flights, and very desperate orgasms”
Teddy Wayne
5 writers dish on new books: John Freeman Gill, Jami Attenberg, Melissa Febos, Lauren Grodstein, Joseph Scapellato
WATCH: John Legend and other “Underground” producers discuss the modern-day relevance of season 2
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to "Underground" executive producers John Legend, Mike Jackson, Misha Green and Joe Pokaski
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