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“Create Dangerously”: Edwidge Danticat’s profound meditation on art in exile
Kyle Minor
The Haitian-American writer's well-researched, resonant work discovers how art can enable us to reclaim power
Gluten-fueled meltdown
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Jennifer Esposito splits with CBS over her celiac disease. But is it a real malady or a dietary choice?
“Brooklyn Castle”: An inner-city school where chess legends are made
Andrew O'Hehir
A corrective to "Won't Back Down," this doc about tween chess champs proves public schools may not be hopeless
“Wake in Fright”: A rediscovered Aussie classic
Andrew O'Hehir
A dazzling, nightmarish Australian thriller of the '70s resurfaces at last, gruesome kangaroo hunt and all
Eight best time-travel flicks
Julianne Escobedo Shepherd
"Looper's" fine and good, but Bruce Willis ain't got nothing on Mick Jagger in "Freejack"
Pick of the week: Baseball’s secret Zen fraternity
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: "Knuckleball!" explores baseball's weirdest pitch, and R.A. Dickey's unlikely quest for glory
2012 DNC: This ain’t Denver
Thomas Schaller
Obama pledged an Impossible Presidency, and sure enough found it impossible to deliver. What he'll say in Charlotte
Interview: Keanu Reeves on “the end of film”
Andrew O'Hehir
In an exclusive interview, the "Matrix" star talks about his fascinating documentary on the digital revolution
Bluebelle’s last voyage: A true crime
Harold Schechter
This story of a playboy and a murder at sea was a tabloid sensation in 1961
Jackson Galaxy gets cats
Sue Manning
The unlikely television personality teaches people to develop their own "cat mojo" with their feline companions
“Slave genes” myth must die
Amy Bass
Michael Johnson links African-American sprinters to slavery, and revisits a particularly ugly pseudo-science
After the massacre
Lee Hancock
Nader Hasan’s cousin killed Kerry Cahill’s father at Fort Hood in 2009. Then the unlikely pair worked together
Exclusive: The Paris Review, the Cold War and the CIA
Joel Whitney
Letters discovered by Salon show even deeper Cold War ties between the Paris Review and a U.S. propaganda front
Our most dangerous hike
Tania James
When a casual excursion turned dangerous, I didn't know if it would end my relationship, or define it
Kate Hudson’s cancer horror show
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The bubbly actress's horrific movie, "A Little Bit of Heaven," turns terminal illness into a twee joke
Hell-bent on natural pregnancy
Jenny Rough
I wanted to solve my fertility issues without hormones or high-tech meds. I had no idea how unnatural this would be
“California, 90420”: The great marijuana hypocrisy
Andrew O'Hehir
As a new documentary makes clear, social attitudes on pot are half-baked and even dangerous
California’s unregulated fracking problem
Scott Thill
Drilling has long gone unregulated in this earthquake-prone state. And now Gov. Brown may be trying to hush it up
Deng, Noah lead Rose-less Bulls past Celtics
Salon Staff
Deng, Noah lead Rose-less Bulls past Celtics
Salon Staff
Disney’s animation guide
J.J. Sedelmaier
The father of film cartoons looked to this 1920s how-to book for inspiration
States shush corporate critics
David Sirota
From factory farms to home foreclosures, state governments are helping hide corporate wrongdoing
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