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Salon’s prescriptions for the healthcare bill
Emily Holleman
How to improve the reform legislation -- without scrapping it and starting over
Being anti-life in defense of pro-life
Thomas Schaller
Nelson affirms the old saw about caring about the beginning and end of life -- but little in between
Films of the decade: “Jackass: The Movie”
Joe Swanberg
It's smart, stupid, funny, dangerous and gross -- what more do you want from an American movie?
Blue Dog vulnerability in 2010
Thomas Schaller
Crystal Ball's Isaac Woods looks at how many, and which, Blue Dogs might be in trouble next year
Films of the decade: “Gosford Park”
Molly Haskell
Robert Altman's aristocratic murder mystery became an unlikely triumph of the ensemble-movie master's late career
Films of the decade: “Punch-Drunk Love”
Karina Longworth
Adam Sandler, color-field painting and $3,000 worth of pudding: An utterly anomalous work of art
Injured abroad, neglected at home
T. Christian Miller
Investigation: Civilian workers fight losing battle against insurers -- with little government support
Films of the decade: “Late Marriage”
Robert Siegel
Raw and honest, with the realest sex scene in movie history, this little-seen comedy offers rare delights
Films of the decade: “Children of Men”
Sebastian Gutierrez
With this gorgeous, riveting apocalyptic thriller, Alfonso Cuar
Cash and gumption: Food nonprofits to support
Francis Lam
Here are organizations from all over the country worth donating to
Your picks for the Year in Crazy
Joan Walsh
We couldn't fool you: Salon readers picked Beck and Taitz, too -- and some intriguing others
Why “The Simpsons” no longer matters
Thomas Rogers
An expert discusses the cartoon's cultural demise -- and far-reaching impact
Films of the decade: “Saraband”
Jeff Lipsky
For his final, stunning cinematic confessional, the great Swede returned to familiar actors and themes -- in DV!
That anti-soda ad is way gnarly … but will it work?
Francis Lam
A commercial makes sugary drinks stomach-churning, but a food psychologist says it won't win the war on obesity
Films of the decade: “Yi Yi”
Vadim Rizov
Taiwanese director Edward Yang's final film isn't just the greatest of the '00s -- it might be the greatest ever
Twiggy’s Photoshop disaster
Kate Harding
Authorities in the UK banned a misleading ad, but they still don't think heavy retouching is socially irresponsible
Films of the decade: “Adaptation”
Scott Z. Burns
Charlie Kaufman and Spike Jonze changed how I write -- and reminded me why I wanted to in the first place
President Lieberman’s bitter pill
Mike Madden
The erstwhile Democrat throws yet another monkey wrench into healthcare reform plans. Can progressives recover?
Films of the decade: “Synecdoche, New York”
Andrew Grant
Charlie Kaufman's directing debut mixes devastating psychodrama and 21st-century social portraiture
Films of the decade: “Platform”
Dennis Lim
Jia Zhangke made his reputation with this joyful, crushing account of China in the '80s, lived at street level
Going Rahmbo
Thomas Schaller
Progressive group runs ad attacking the White House chief of staff in his own backyard
Films of the decade: “Inland Empire”
Mary Harron
David Lynch's blend of beauty, dread and sinister jokes -- and Laura Dern's unjustly ignored performance
No NIMBYism for new Gitmo
Thomas Schaller
Gitmo will be relocated to a site not far from the president's home city
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