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Steven Soderbergh and Sasha Grey deliver “The Girlfriend Experience”
Andrew O'Hehir
The indie film legend talks about his latest experiment: Casting a real-life porn star as a high-class call girl
Call me Ishmael. The end.
Barry Yourgrau
Cellphone novels, the rage in Japan, now have competition in America: Twitter fiction.
Stem cell division
Peter Dizikes
The growing blue state-red state gap over this research shows that science has serious economic and political muscle in America today.
Pandemic pandemonium
Mary Beth Crain
We can let the mere idea of a possible swine flu plague create chaos, or we can settle down and fight it with vigilance and reason.
Obama’s 100-day report card
Mark Schone, Vincent Rossmeier, Gabriel Winant
Bloggers, activists, economists and writers grade the president's performance so far. Featuring Sen. Russ Feingold, Dan Savage, Markos, Michael Pollan, Gloria Feldt and many others.
Levi Johnston on “Larry King Live”
Sarah Hepola
Bristol's ex talks about the impossibility of abstinence, sheep hunting and whether or not he'll see the Palins in court.
The two Obamas
Michael Lind
Obama is a better foreign-policy president than domestic-policy president. Unfortunately, so was Jimmy Carter. Time to be bold.
“But think of the things that were done to Iranians!”
Erich Follath, Dieter Bednarz, Georg Mascolo
An interview with Iran's President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Make it Blockbuster’s last night
Mike Madden
Thanks to Netflix, a changing market and those damned late fees, the unloved behemoth -- like the rest of the video-store industry -- faces extinction.
What you never knew about Columbine
Joan Walsh
As a Salon reporter, Dave Cullen exploded myths about the tragic school shooting, now the subject of his new book. He talks about what the media bungled -- and what still surprises him.
Israel’s pragmatic thug
Christoph Schult
To the chagrin of Arabs, Americans and Europeans, Avigdor Lieberman wants to be Israel's next foreign minister. To allay their concerns, he is doing his best to shed his reputation as a virulent racist.
I would like to take a vacation?
Cary Tennis
If I take a vacation, where should I go? How does one take a vacation? What is a vacation?
NCAA Tournament, Day 2 — live!
King Kaufman
Another 16 goes down, but not without a fight, in a great afternoon of basketball.
Just how bad off is the Republican Party (Part 2)?
Salon Staff
A state-by-state look at the state of the Grand Old Party in the Age of Steele.
“I am grateful for public television’s courageous stand”
Mark Hyman
The host of "The UltraMind Solution" responds to Salon's critical article of his PBS medical special.
Physician, heal thy system
Rahul K. Parikh
President Obama's ambitious healthcare reforms begin with doctors themselves -- if they take the medicine.
Pinched: Tales from an economic downturn
Salon Staff
Salon's recession series zooms in on our new financial reality with a clickable map of personal stories about life in uncertain times.
Steele calls abortion “individual choice”
Alex Koppelman
As if the RNC chair wasn't in enough trouble already, he may have just alienated his party's base.
Why is Jim Cramer shouting at me?
Gabriel Winant
Is CNBC as bad as Jon Stewart says it is? Yes, and a full day in front of the network will have you longing to return to the real world.
“Watchmen”
Andrew O'Hehir
Could the most anticipated comic-book movie of the season turn out to be the most unsettling superhero spectacle ever made?
Alan Moore’s environmental monster
Andrew O'Hehir
The genius behind "Watchmen" redefined both the audience and the narrative possibilities of comic books with his newly reissued "Saga of the Swamp Thing."
Scenes from a housing boom
Mary Elizabeth Williams
At the height of the real estate bubble, I was desperate to buy a home. I had no idea what kind of trouble I was borrowing.
Breeding ground
Salon Staff
How many kids is too many? Members of Salon's Table Talk community have their say this week.
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