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Letters
Salon Staff
"I can't believe you left out Donald Duck!" Readers respond to Liz Larocca's "More Gay Cartoon Characters Revealed!"
Letters
Salon Staff
Blame the filmmakers, not the copyright laws. Readers respond to Andrew Leonard's story about the "Eyes on the Prize" mess.
Better waking through chemistry
Larry Smith
An overextended, overmedicated insomniac turns to Provigil, the skyrocketingly popular pill that's been a godsend for the narcoleptic, the jet-lagged and the just plain dog-tired.
The rebel
Allen Barra
The political right and left have been fighting for Albert Camus' legacy, but Europe's most influential literary export remains stubbornly elusive.
The rise of the insta-doc
Corrie Pikul
Through documentaries like "Outfoxed," "UnConstitutional" and "Control Room," digital technology has revolutionized the box office -- and democracy.
Googling my brain
Andrew Leonard
Another great leap for lazy thinkers: My computer is now as easy to search as the Web.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The Red Sox have done the impossible. Now they'll try to do the unthinkable. Plus: The Astros can sneak into the World Series.
Texas doc has a stroke over Bush’s “drooping mouth”
Katharine Mieszkowski
TV awards poll
Salon Staff
Larry David vs. Kelsey Grammer vs. Sacha Baron Cohen. Cast your vote on our Emmy ballot -- embellished with the actors and shows we think should've been acknowledged.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Moore explains decision not to seek best-doc Oscar, Gandolfini gets hit by suspected drunk driver, and O'Reilly may run against Hillary. Plus: Did W. snort coke at Camp David? Did Laura Bush inhale?
The Fix
Salon Staff
So who did Meryl Streep really base her villainous senator on? Is Martha ready to step up and serve her time? And which New Yorker writer gave more than a thousand clams to the Kerry campaign? Plus: A "Simple Life" drinking game -- that's hot!
Letters
Salon Staff
The elective C-section debate rages on: Is a vaginal delivery the only way to experience the "natural miracle" of childbirth?
Perfect Circle: Chapter 2
Sean Stewart
I never walked down a ghost road myself. There are some places we just aren't meant to go. Our second excerpt from cult novelist Sean Stewart's unearthly thriller.
“Spider-Man 2”
Charles Taylor
Tobey Maguire and Kirsten Dunst are back, but this sorta square Spidey movie doesn't swing.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
A modest proposal to the TV networks about their sports broadcasts: SHOW US THE GAME! The readers write -- furiously!
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The Pistons are the most dominant underdogs you'd never want to meet, even if you have Karl Malone. Plus: ABC's infuriating camera work. And: Kid Rock, proud Omerican.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
If the Pistons win the NBA title with Larry Brown as coach, the world will suddenly lack all logic and sense. Plus: In defense of Doc Rivers.
Branded
Daniel Glick
When Staff Sgt. Georg Pogany asked for help after a combat-stress reaction in Iraq, his superiors charged him with cowardice and sent him home. He's fighting to restore his reputation -- and save other soldiers from his ordeal.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
NBA officials: They're insane-tastic! Plus: Clang! There's more than just defense to the Pistons-Pacers series.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The Lakers play a whole game against the Spurs -- diving for a loose ball and everything -- and the damnedest thing happens. They win.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The Spurs pound the Lakers in Game 1, but both teams regularly beat up on a cherished basketball myth.
The Fix
Salon Staff
Reporter who broke Bush 1976 drunk-driving arrest story gets the boot, Prince accused of unnecessary roughness, and "The Passion" breaks records in Italy.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
The "Enronic" nature of sex- and booze-soaked college sports programs. Plus: ESPN's "Dream Job" and Stuart Scott -- boo-yah or bum-rush? The readers write.
Independents’ day
Heather Havrilesky
The Sundance winners that will be coming to a theater near you soon -- and the ones that won't but should.
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