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Films of the decade: “Idiocracy”
Erik Nelson
Let's be clear: Mike Judge's movie isn't that good. But its hilarious indictment is all too accurate
Liberal group goes after Obama in new ad
Alex Koppelman
The Progressive Change Campaign Committee says the Senate health bill isn't "change we can believe in"
Films of the decade: “Still Life”
Howard Feinstein
Amid the spectacular wreckage caused by China's Three Gorges Dam, Jia Zhangke finds a human scale
All I want for Christmas is quotation marks
Laura Miller
Too many authors shun this humble form of punctuation
Five common mistakes in the coverage of the Copenhagen Accord
Sam Hummel
The Copenhagen Accords on climate change were big news. Too bad so much of the reporting was wrong
Films of the decade: “Star Spangled to Death”
Azazel Jacobs
This daring experimental film depicts a sold-out and stolen country. Oh yeah -- my dad made it
A rapscallion’s holiday
Clark Wolf, Greg Higgins
Two holiday parties: One dirty, the other covered in dirt
Films of the decade: “Southland Tales”
Thomas Rogers
Richard Kelly's much-maligned second feature reminds me of the dirty, daring, imperfect country that birthed it
Films of the decade: “Memento”
Mike D'Angelo
Christopher Nolan's second feature scrambled my brain and expounded a bleak philosophy. But I forget what
Healthcare industry stocks explode as bill progresses
Glenn Greenwald
The president claims Democrats "stood up to special interests," as they get very rich on "reform"
The best TV of 2009
Heather Havrilesky
From cash-strapped polygamists to rogue lawn mowers at Sterling Cooper, the greatest shows dared to provoke
ACORN has destroyed democracy
Salon Staff
4. In which it is revealed that ACORN was behind the destruction of America. Somehow
Pregnant with controversy
Tracy Clark-Flory
A teen mom-to-be sues her high school over a volleyball suspension
Boys get cool stuff, girls get pink stuff
Kate Harding
Toy store Web sites do their best to ensure that William never gets a doll -- and Willa never gets a truck
Films of the decade: “Forty Shades of Blue”
Lisa Rosman
Ira Sachs' brilliant meditation on sex, resentment and American darkness was overlooked but unforgettable
Films of the decade: The “Infernal Affairs” trilogy
Martha P. Nochimson
Seductive gangster fables of false freedom -- with noir roots and a Buddhist subtext
Films of the decade: “Meet the Robinsons”
Scott Mendelson
Heck, this isn't even the best animated movie of the decade, but I love it beyond reason
Is sex addiction real?
Tracy Clark-Flory
It's spawned a VH1 show and an excuse for Tiger Woods. But some experts balk at the idea of being hooked on nooky
“Men of a Certain Age,” “Community”: The meek inherit your TV
Heather Havrilesky
Lovable losers make a prime-time comeback, thanks to Ray Romano and some community college misfits
My visit to the skin-torture doctor
Mary T. Kelly
It was scary and expensive. It was probably an affront to feminism. But hallelujah, Botox made me look younger
Happy holidays from the banks
Michael Winship
Obama stands by as Wall Street lives it up and the rest of America struggles
Iraq accuses Iran of seizing oil well near border
Rebecca Santana
Iraq claims that Iranian soldiers have seized an oil well near to the two nations' disputed border.
Iraq: Iran oil well takeover violated sovereignty
Sameer N. Yacoub
A group of armed Iranians have seized an Iraqi oil platform.
Films of the decade: “The Story of Marie and Julien”
Glenn Kenny
Irrational, gorgeous and possibly supernatural, this confirmed its director as an unclassifiable master
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