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I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
David Mamet brings us tough-as-nails soldiers fighting terrorism (and their even tougher wives) in CBS's "The Unit," while FX presents an insufferably "colorblind" white couple in "Black. White."
“We need to talk to them”
Kathleen Haley
A former U.S. ambassador who met with Hamas leaders on a recent Middle East trip says the Bush administration urgently needs more diplomacy.
Reviewed: Arctic Monkeys
Salon Staff
“This is what a feminist looks like”
Sarah Goldstein
Young women are wearing their feminism across their chests. Is that a bad thing?
Reflecting on your flaws
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
"Mirror exposure" therapy may help women's bad body image.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Arakawa's "good, quality performance" is enough for gold as Cohen and Slutskaya fall. Plus: Clutch Swedish curlers.
Saving the neighborhood
Michelle Goldberg
Hundreds of New Orleans residents are coaxing their exiled neighbors to return and convince City Hall to spare their homes from the wrecking ball. But will saving their neighborhood mean losing the city?
Business as usual
Joe Conason
Bush's strong support of the Dubai ports deal isn't so surprising in light of his family's many financial ties to Arab sheikdoms.
Another story about drinkin’ and shootin’
Tim Grieve
"Zippo" becomes a "beer or two" that nobody drank becomes "a beer" that Cheney drank becomes a "glass of wine" that his hunting partner consumed.
Sen. Clinton gets hit from the left
Sarah Goldstein
Some in the LGBT community are tired of Clinton's conservatism on issues like gay marriage.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
An explosive Oscar hopeful from Soweto that's worthy of its hype. Plus: James Carville does Bolivia, and Robin Wright Penn stars in an art-house B-movie.
Lost and found
Lori Leibovich
Divorced and depressed, Elizabeth Gilbert traveled the world in search of peace. She came back happy, healthy, and with a story to inspire us all
The new Amos ‘n’ Andy?
Russell Scott Smith
Critics hate Tyler Perry's outrageous comedies, but his black fans love them. Is Perry a stereotype-spouting minstrel -- or a smart writer and actor who knows how to connect with his audience?
Porkies II
Michael Scherer
Right-wing activists have blasted the GOP Congress' pork barrel spending. It'd be easier to take them seriously if so many of their leaders weren't in the bacon business themselves.
“Don’t call it the nerd Oscars”
Scott Kirsner
There's no bling, no limo gridlock and only one famous face -- but one night celebrates the techies who make our movies better.
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Ice dancers shun obvious, boldly skate to "Bolero," "Carmen." Plus: Short-shrifting Shani. And: Lindsey Jacobellis!
The Fix
Salon Staff
Nick wants spousal support from Jessica. Katie Couric, the new Dan Rather? Plus: Martha and the Donald play blame game.
Cruel to be kind
Andrew Adam Newman
The animal rights activist who goes undercover in the startling HBO doc "Dealing Dogs" speaks candidly about his willingness to abuse some animals to save the lives of others.
The losing generation
Sarah Karnasiewicz
A new book says that minimum-wage jobs and mounting debt are burying America's youth.
My best friend is marrying a guy who’s nothing but trouble
Cary Tennis
She says I must either accept the situation 100 percent or forget being maid of honor.
The fine art of revenge
Laura Miller
A legal scholar says that "eye for an eye" justice is a lot more humane than you think.
How to run good
Jeff MacGregor
Democrats' mad pursuit of NASCAR dads in 2004 was a flameout. But with Bush fading, they have a chance to win the restless heart of America's stock-car-racing fans.
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