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These people will make a perfume that smells like your dead relative
Joanna Rothkopf
Each bottle of "olfactory comfort" will go for about $600
“My model for business is the Beatles”: Why Steve Jobs was no lone hero
Rich Karlgaard, Michael S. Malone
Jobs is credited with Apple's amazing comeback, but he was always partnered with another creative person or team
“When a woman is smarter than a man”: My mother’s lessons in beauty and independence
Patricia Park
My Korean mom doesn't know "feminist" from "feminine," but she still taught me about strength
Our Bernie Sanders moment: This July 4, remember only true independence and revolution ever brings change
Patrick L. Smith
Tectonic change comes when people are hopeful and sense something new is possible. Here's how we build on victories
“Why grow up?” is a political question: Our cult of youth is no accident — and it has dire consequences
Scott Timberg
A philosopher argues that we can't blame our arrested adolescence on the '60s — or even entirely on ourselves
His racist colleagues were as dangerous as the criminals: Meet New York’s first black police officer
Arthur Browne
His life was threatened repeatedly and fellow officers were of little assistance. Samuel Battle fought on anyway
I went “Back to the Future” but nothing was there: How I lost Hill Valley and where I found it
Kevin Smokler
The first time a movie super-fan visits a film site should be magical, but mine broke all of my illusions
Writing to genre stinks: Two debut novelists on the hard line between fantasy and realism — and why it doesn’t make sense
Rene Denfeld, Stephanie Feldman
Two authors on using fairy-tale elements to explore trauma & memory, and why "Is this real" is a loaded question
The right-wing senator who frequented prostitutes celebrated marriage equality with Chick-fil-A. Twitter wasn’t impressed
Salon Staff
David Vitter's a moralist and former patron of the D.C. madam. Twitter remembered after his dog-whistle tweet
The boy I used to be: The world would look at me and see Leslie — they don’t know I’m really Peter Pan
Leslie Parry
By the time I was older, Peter was no longer my pretend self, my brash, heroic alter ego; he’d become a part of me
They’re still fighting the Civil War — and still lying about the Confederate flag
Paul Rosenberg
The Confederate flag is a symbol of white power, period. No symbolic compromises in South Carolina will change that
Why Republicans are determined to ignore the threat of right-wing extremism
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP is more than happy to rave about Islamic extremism — but refuse to acknowledge the homegrown variety
A black church loved us: We were welcomed with open arms, just as Dylann Roof was in Charleston
Marie Myung-Ok Lee
"You should come back," they said, as we shopped for a church that felt like home. How could we refuse?
5 toxic household products you probably use every day
Cliff Weathers
Let's just say you may want to rethink using baby wipes to remove your makeup
A liberal in the South: I didn’t mean to scream at that woman about abortion rights, but I was not in control
Catherine Landis
I tried to have a civil conversation about abortion with someone who called herself "pro-life." Here's how it went
The drunkard’s loop: How one writer fought her way back from blackout alcoholism
Laura Miller
Sarah Hepola talks about her new memoir and the havoc drinking wrought on her writing, personal and sex life
“Stage fright”: Mark Twain coined the term and gave Tom Sawyer a bad case of it
Sara Solovitch
Everyone from Laurence Olivier to Pastor Rick Warren has suffered from stage fright. Here's how it works
I was so scared to be a dad: Haunted, yes, by the 1986 Boston Red Sox failure
Josh Wilker
My wife was about to have our first child. My fear was that, like the 1986 Red Sox, I wouldn't be up to the moment
My son was murdered in the Isla Vista shooting. I’m spending this Father’s Day telling his story
Richard Martinez
Chris won't be with me to celebrate on Sunday, but I can celebrate his life, and work to prevent more killing
Brownback and Jindal go down in flames: America’s worst governors proven bullies, liars, fools
Paul Rosenberg
Budget disasters and tax gimmicks in Kansas and Louisiana show incompetence -- and both parties know it
How did I get home last night? My bizarre, panicked life as a blackout drinker
Sarah Hepola
I fell down staircases. I woke up in strange homes. When you love booze like I did, it's amazing what you'll ignore
“Inside Out”: Pixar’s sad and sweet new adventure explores the mind of an 11-year-old girl
Andrew O'Hehir
Pixar's latest melancholy parenting saga finds wondrous terrain within a tween girl on the cusp of big changes
10 potential running mates who could increase Donald Trump’s likeability
Joanna Rothkopf
How about a hamburger? Who doesn't love those?
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