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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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Heather Havrilesky
Watch and learn: Viviana battles the workout robots on "Next Action Star"! The "Amazing Race"-ers stumble out of the starting gate! Plus: "The Casino" proves there's no such thing as a free lunch ... unless you're a millionaire.
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Salon Staff
Stern returns, FCC may fine airers of Jackson wardrobe malfunction, and Halle Berry stands up for sexuality.
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Courtney Love shows up in court hours late, Sean Penn and Sofia Coppola are invited to join the Academy, and J.K. Rowling drops hints about next Harry Potter book.
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Martha Stewart says "wearing no clothes" is a fashion don't, and Nicole Kidman says she'd tone down her career for the right man. Plus: Did Britney snub Bono's kids?
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Heather Havrilesky
Why did the WB serve up this ridiculous "OC"/"Baywatch"/"Party of Five" concoction? Why do all Miss Universes have the same cup size? And why doesn't TV just shut down in the summer?
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Kim Cattrall demands more than HBO will give to make "Sex and the City" movie, Snoop Dogg to get divorced, and Missy Elliott cancels Jakarta show amid terrorist threats.
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Air America misses payday, loses chairman; Deborah Norville pisses off Van Damme; and Vonnegut calls Bush and co. "adroit criminals." Plus: Trump's secret crush on Rob Lowe.
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Disney suggests Michael Moore pulled publicity stunt for film. Is Rocco losing his "Flavor"? Plus: FCC flooded with Oprah complaints.
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McCain stands up for Koppel, Schwarzenegger offended by bobblehead, and Tarantino has Brosnan's Bond support.
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Joe Wilson names names, Ben Affleck bonds with Ted Kennedy, and The Donald gets his own radio show.
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Salon Staff
A CNN reporter gets engaged to a prince, and an artist films David Beckham sleeping. Plus: Kurt Andersen's response to people who think he's crazy.
Bill trumps Kwame
Heather Havrilesky
The Donald chooses his "Apprentice" -- and Omarosa steals the show again.
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Salon Staff
Richard Clarke's book to hit the big screen, The Donald doubles his salary, and the Onion hits its mark.
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Salon Staff
Prince gets a new label and Sandra Tsing Loh gets a new job. Plus: "The Passion or the Python"?
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Carl Bernstein rips "radical" Bush, Ben Affleck puts in good word for gay marriage, and Daryl Hannah confesses to penchant for jogging ... naked.
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The Donald hawks the T-shirt, thieves lift gold-plated gun from Elvis museum and Kylie Minogue converses with the dead. Plus: Will Janet pull a Courtney on Dave?
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Tina Brown predicts Martha's future, Gov. Arnold flexes his editorial muscles, and Jane Fonda discusses the shameful secrets of her marriages. Plus: Bush brothers miss Neil's wedding.
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Ozzy calling it quits? Scarlett the new Kate Moss? And what's all this about David Gest and Diana Ross? Plus: Eminem's people refute Neverland rumors.
Joe Conason
Salon Staff
Why was it OK to write about George H.W. Bush's alleged affairs in 1992, while bashing Drudge's scandal-mongering today? Because the right still uses sex rumors to smear Democrats while protecting its own adulterers.
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Heather Havrilesky
The simple pleasures of watching rad snowboarders and sleazy yuppies trying to impress Donald Trump. Plus: Sick of Campaign '04? Try "Tanner '88."
“An End to Evil” by David Frum and Richard Perle
Gary Kamiya
Undaunted by the Iraq debacle, uber-hawks David Frum and Richard Perle air their fevered wet dream of a national-security superstate that slaps down uppity Muslims, bombs North Korea, slices and dices civil liberties and scatters the Palestinians like birdseed.
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Amy Reiter
Sean Penn to attend Oscars; David Hasselhoff feels excluded; and Donald Trump pens book. Plus: Charlize Theron isn't the first one to get Oscar's attention with a new look.
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