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Emily Mortimer on her daring new virtual-reality short: “This immersive experience is extremely visceral”
Gary M. Kramer
Star of "The Newsroom" and "Shutter Island" talks about her role in an ambitious VR short with multiple outcomes
Recycling old film: Two Tribeca features — with “Girls” ties — do so to opposite effect
Max Cea
A look at “The Boy Downstairs” with Zosia Mamet, and Laurie Simmons' “My Art,” featuring her daughter Lena Dunham
WATCH: Humans are “layered and complicated,” says actress Amy Ryan
Gary Kramer
Salon talks to Amy Ryan about her latest role in “Abundant Acreage Available"
UC Berkeley sued for postponing Ann Coulter’s speech
Matthew Sheffield
The Trump-supporting columnist provokes controversy at the University of California before she's even spoken
“Feud: Bette and Joan” fades out: Old Hollywood may have been no match for the modern woman
Melanie McFarland
FX's rich dramatization of the rivalry between Joan Crawford and Bette Davis was outdone by HBO's "Big Little Lies"
Feeling sleepy? You might be at risk of falsely confessing to a crime you did not commit
Shari Berkowitz, Elizabeth Loftus, Kimberly Fenn, Steven Frenda
Innocence puts you at risk in an interrogation room
At Sea with Capt. ‘Wrong Way’ Trump
Michael Winship
A rudderless ship of state creates chaos and erratically steers us into a feckless foreign policy.
Aside from Oprah, “The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks” leaves us wanting
Melanie McFarland
Winfrey's whirlwind of a performance deserves an Emmy nod. As for the rest of this tepid movie, not so much
Democracy’s dyin’, who’s got the will? What France’s election tells us about the state of modern discontent
Andrew O'Hehir
With the left facing disarray and defeat amid a new age of revolution, it's time to ask: Is democracy over?
Climate change as genocide: But the international response is essentially a shrug of indifference
Michael T. Klare
Not since World War II have more human beings been at risk of disease and starvation than at this very moment
Why march for science? Because the value of social trust — under attack by Trump — is worth fighting for
Paul Rosenberg
Defending science is not just about resisting climate denialism. It's about bedrock values of social progress
The New York Times makes nice with the right by adding ex-Wall Street Journal writer Bret Stephens
Neal Gabler
Adding Bret Stephens to its roster of op-ed voices seems to be some kind of atonement for missing Trumpism
Meet the “malady within the American spirit”: Donald Trump is Martin Luther King, Jr’s greatest warning
Ira Chernus
A radical message from a half-century ago could tell us a lot about the president
New election analysis: Yes, it really was blatant racism that gave us President Donald Trump
Amanda Marcotte
Racial attitudes have polarized politics — but Democrats can win by highlighting their views on racial justice
Timothy McVeigh, my dad and me: How the Oklahoma City trial came home with us
Marley Coyne
I knew the bomber as "Tim," my father's death penalty client. 15 years after his execution, he haunts us still
Trump, a symptom of what? If we don’t find a cure, we will go on marching without end
Ira Chernus
A radical message from a half-century ago
Merle Haggard knows: 8 country cannabis classics for your listening (and smoking) pleasure
Phillip Smith
We've come a long way from "We don't smoke marijuana in Muskogee"
We could be reading minds soon: Inside the research that’s moving us from sci-fi to sci-fact
Angelo Young
Adam Piore, author of “The Body Builders,” talks to Salon about the science behind decoding brain waves
A literary feud for the ages: What fueled the bad blood between Dominick Dunne and “the Didions”
Robert Hofler
Intense sibling rivalry led to a blow-out over a murdered daughter and a novel’s vindictive dedication
A love letter to Christo, who has the courage to walk away
Noah Charney, Diane Joy Charney
The renowned artist quit his latest project on federal lands because he wants to be free. He's a model for us all
Coming full circle, doulas cradle the dying
Bruce Horovitz
“Nobody should die alone,” say hospice experts, and now that doulas are giving end-of-life care, they don't have to
Brian Reed went to “S-Town;” all he brought back was this profound and unforgettable story
Silas House
Salon talks to the host of the hit podcast about John B., so-called Trump Country and the 1 big question fans have
Bob Dylan’s prophecy: The kryptonite we need against Trumpism
Anis Shivani
Let's get past the stupid Nobel debates: Dylan is not just a great poet, but a prophet whose genius can sustain us
Spending blind: Shocking education report shows taxpayers pay millions for subpar charter schools
Steven Rosenfeld
California's dismal record serves as a warning to the Trump administration about K-12 privatization
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