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What would David Bowie do? A messy, pointlessly cynical Golden Globes leaves us pining for the real thing
Sonia Saraiya
This year’s Golden Globes started out awful and became absolutely maddening—then news of David Bowie's death hit
“Don’t go in the bedroom!”: Working in Spanish soaps turned my love life upside down– it took years for me to learn love without drama
Court Stroud
It seemed like my dream job at first. But high theatrics on-screen have a way of warping expectations in real life
I survived mass Internet rage
Alanna Weissman
When I wrote about hating kids, I expected a strong response, but nothing prepared for the Internet's ire
For African-American root-seekers, the reveal can be transformative
Alondra Nelson
“DNA Sierra Leonean” Isaiah Washington worked to highlight the importance of Sierra Leone to descendants of slaves
I want to eat animals again: How the collapse of my marriage led me back to meat
Ryan Boudinot
I'd been a vegetarian for 20 years. Then I got divorced, started dating a Texan, and realized what I'd been missing
“Poor people lose”: “Making a Murderer,” reality television and our shared mythology of a classless society
Jennifer Haigh
"Making a Murderer" is a police procedural. It’s also that rare thing in American film: A story about class
The GOP’s anti-crying crusade is so deeply embarrassing it hurts
Bob Cesca
Yesterday, Paul Ryan became the latest Republican to put down Obama for showing genuine human emotion
Samuel L. Jackson calls out Donald Trump: He’s a liar and a golf cheat
Sarah Burris
Republican front-runner actually set the actor up on a golf date -- with Bill Clinton, according to Jackson
What’s missing from “Making a Murderer”: How the riveting documentary’s flaws actually fuel its popularity
Sonia Saraiya
If the hot Netflix series doesn't stand up to the same scrutiny of "Serial" and "The Jinx," maybe that's the point
K-Stew and “Saoirse From the Block” charm NYC film critics as award season heats up
Andrew O'Hehir
"Carol" reigns at controversy-free NYC critics' dinner, where K-Stew goes humble and Kevin Kline cuts loose
10 most shocking moments from “Making a Murderer”
Erik Nelson
Netflix's binge-worthy documentary about Steven Avery and the justice system is full of jaw-dropping scenes
2016’s pop culture-versaries: The films and albums celebrating milestones this year
Scott Timberg
From the Beatles to "Ferris Bueller" to Taylor Swift, here are the influences we'll be talking about this year
Hunter S. Thompson’s son shocker: “Hunter was surprised and pleased that I actually grew up apparently sane”
Alex Norcia
Salon exclusive: Juan F. Thompson discusses Hunter's wild times, suicide -- and why he didn't want his dad's life
Our George Orwell/Noam Chomsky paradox: Let’s decipher the doublethink media and government peddles about U.S. foreign policy
Dana E. Abizaid
Our policies and actions routinely go against our oft-stated ideals. Here's how to examine the lies and spin
“Delusional and reflexive invocations of American exceptionalism”: What the GOP field won’t admit about our history may make everything worse
Robin Lindley
By continuing to deny the real lessons and history of Vietnam and Iraq, we are set up to repeat tragedies again
The lost pop genius of Scott Miller: “Whatever makes you fall in love with a pop song … he did that”
Annie Zaleski
With his band Game Theory's masterpiece "Lolita Nation" about to be reissued, Salon talks to Miller's biographer
2015 was a banner year for nonfiction — here are 10 books you don’t want to miss
Scott Timberg
From ancient Rome to New Orleans to three decades of rock criticism, 10 books to keep you busy in the new year
9 spices that just might save your life one day
Larry Schwartz
Not only is cinammon a powerful antioxidant, it may be able to prevent blood clots and even cardiovascular disease
“I’m not drinking right now”: Sometimes even non-alcoholics need to stop
Meredith Maran
I never got a DUI, fell down drunk or even had a hangover. That doesn't mean I didn't have a drinking problem
Guy Fieri sticks a fork in himself — but his business partner sues to keep Food Network star’s restaurants open
Scott Eric Kaufman
We were surprised too, but where else would the good people of California go to get their Donkey Sauce fix?
“All Muslim life in America is seen through the lens of terrorism”
Corey Robin
Whether Donald Trump or "Homeland," Americans have reduced Muslims to terrorists — and the whole world is watching
“How accidentally a fate is made”: Ed Tarkington on love and its complications, the toll of mental and physical illness — and how dark episodes become the seeds of story
Mary Laura Philpott
The author of "Only Love Can Break Your Heart" on small town life, murder & how it feels to see your father cry
Pathetic, clingy, desperate for approval: Why does the Disney Channel hate moms?
Kim Kankiewicz
Unlike Disney movie mothers, Disney Channel moms get to live — as the butt of all jokes
The haunting of Carly Simon: “I don’t feel that I’m living in James’s house. But there are constant memories”
Jason Kyle Howard
Salon talks to the singer-songwriter about her bestselling memoir, her parents, her ex James Taylor and forgiveness
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