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Casting couch
Benjamin Wallace
We sit in as reality TV pros pick the contestants on Fox's "The Rebel Billionaire," making sure they're angry, ill-informed, hyperbolic and have beautiful skin.
Prime-time politics
Brian Montopoli
Ever wonder about the hidden political propaganda behind "Gilmore Girls," "The Apprentice" and "COPS"? Worry no more!
Blocking the shot
Eric Boehlert
A federal judge orders an end to the Pentagon's program of mandatory anthrax vaccinations.
I Like To Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The badass models of "Las Vegas" burn brightly, "Lost" is found, but those "Housewives" seem
increasingly desperate. Plus: The bold political comments of TV's newest reality billionaire.
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Salon Staff
Kerry wins film award, Moore loses TV spot, and Angelina says she's really into S/M.
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Salon Staff
Michael Moore gets out the tighty-whitey vote, Parker and Stone cut "golden shower" scene, and Rodney Dangerfield's final joke.
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Salon Staff
Miramax head blames M&M's, Trump's right-hand man demands greased palm, and Peter Jennings says sheep's testicles taste "like plain-old chicken!" Plus: Martha frolics in the surf.
Big Apple bigots
Rebecca Traister
This week the airwaves and gossip columns offered a startling view of supposedly sophisticated New Yorkers in all of their racist, classist glory.
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Salon Staff
Streisand calls the press chicken, Kobe ratted out Shaq to cops, and Melissa Etheridge gets her own TV show. Plus: Dating advice from The Donald, and the verdict on Val Kilmer as Moses.
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Heather Havrilesky
Surprise! The Amish ditch the overalls for hair gel and sushi, Mark Cuban makes a delightful game of his narcissism, and "Big Brother 5" teaches life lessons. Plus: Chip and Kim take the bucks and "The Amazing Race" takes the Emmy.
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Salon Staff
Costner dances with vehicles in his "country" wedding, details of Dylan's book start to seep out, and Sulu opposes Bush. Plus: Did Joaquin Phoenix have a total on-set meltdown?
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Salon Staff
"Miranda" switches teams, Dan Rather receives some love, and Elton John contrite about "rude, vile pigs!" outburst. Plus: Tony Danza rips into Dr. Phil.
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Heather Havrilesky
The Donald goes ballistic, "Joey" spins off, "Six Feet Under" ends with a bang, and Jason Alexander shouts just like he does on those KFC commercials. Plus: Is anything that Siegfried and Roy do not funny?
“Don’t Cry for Me Palestina”
Chris McGreal
Orthodox rabbis and Palestinian supporters speak out as "Queen Esther," aka Madonna, visits the Holy Land for a Kabbalah conference.
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Salon Staff
Powell denies calling Cheney & Co. "f--ing crazies," P.Diddy saddened by child support suit, and what's all this about J.Lo and a faith healer?
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Salon Staff
Lawyers "100 percent confident" in Kitty Kelley's Bush book, and Martha said to be ready to serve time. Plus: Paris Hilton on the subway: "It literally smells like pee"
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Heather Havrilesky
Does "Nighty Night" signal that black comedy is the new black? What makes a cartoon milkshake so damn funny? Plus: Which show does Mark Burnett call the worst work of his career?
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Salon Staff
Jenna and Barbara dissed at Kid Rock concert; Andre 3000 is not for Bush, but Darrell Hammond is; and Joe Piscopo is serious about that N.J. governor run. Plus: Rush has a new ladyfriend ... and Ivana pulls a Donald.
Too tightknit to be accountable
Janine R. Wedel
The outsourcing of crucial government functions to private individuals and companies is an alarming trend.
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Salon Staff
Zeta-Jones' stalker rushed to hospital after drug overdose, and Miss America pageant turns its back on talent. Plus: What does the man who impregnated Elizabeth Hurley have to do with the Kerry campaign?
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Salon Staff
Ron Reagan calls Bush administration "a lie," and P.Diddy gets bling-napped during Larry King interview. Plus: Which singer's finger is now all weighed down with an 11-plus carat engagement ring?
Real simple
Thomas Geoghegan
To win the election and, once in power, to create new jobs, Democrats need a big plan everyone can understand: Have the government pay the first $1,000 in healthcare costs for every man, woman and child.
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Salon Staff
Daschle insists he did not kiss and make up with Moore; Yoko releases gay-pride remix; and Spielberg and Eastwood, together again.
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Salon Staff
Moore calls for change in Australia, Japan, Italy and China, and Schwarzenegger libel suit dismissed. Plus: Should the Donald, the Michael and the Woody be deprived of their ink?
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