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Tolstoy’s granddaughter. Dali’s sleek couch. How Serge Gainsbourg became Serge Gainsbourg
Sylvie Simmons
In 1945, he was a shy French virgin named Lucien mocked by prostitutes. Then he became France's sexiest musician
The CIA’s forgotten whistleblower: Meet the man who exposed America’s torture policy in Vietnam
Barbara Myers
Anthony J. Russo never got the recognition of a Daniel Ellsberg, but he was no less instrumental in ending the war
Inside Brian Wilson’s room: The famed Beach Boy opens up about mental illness, medication, manipulation and the movie about his life
Peter Gilstrap
Salon sat down with Wilson and his wife Melinda to talk about "Love & Mercy"
America’s frightening Bush amnesia: Why our great national forgetting is so pernicious
Luke Brinker
For the first time in a decade, Bush's ratings are back in the black. That says more about us than about him
“Serial” bombshells aren’t finished: New podcast breaks even more news, and more doubt
Virginia Pasley
Undisclosed is a new podcast that picks up where Serial ended -- and the murder investigation only gets murkier
Dying in America: Elegant and humane, “The Lion’s Mouth Opens” is TV’s latest close look at death
Sonia Saraiya
The documentary about a woman finding out if she has Huntington's disease debuts on HBO tonight
I will wear a swimsuit one day: Manifesto of a righteous fat-ass
Laura Bogart
The child called a “killer whale” is now a woman inspired by real plus-size models. But can I ever outrun my shame?
Study: Many cancer patients could be spared brain radiation
Marilynn Marchione
“The worst spot in Gaza”: “You will not understand how hard it is here” until you see this checkpoint
Ghada Karmi
A 30-minute trip could take 10 hours -- I wondered how people could accept the unendurable with such quiet patience
The televisual Sherlock: The role that made Benedict Cumberbatch a star drove another actor insane
Zach Dundas
Before Benedict Cumberbatch there was Jeremy Brett, defined by Holmes, and maybe, in part, killed by Holmes
Guess how much time Fox News has spent covering the Duggar scandal
Joanna Rothkopf
If you answered "Less than 2 minutes," you are correct!
Elon Musk will not save us: Why libertarians waiting for a superman are wasting everyone’s time
Elias Isquith
Conservatives arguing that Silicon Valley will save us from climate change are playing ideological make believe
GOP’s bloodthirsty Liam Neeson primary: The one issue which unites the Tea Party and the right
Heather Digby Parton
They agree on taxes and abortion, sure. But it's kicking some ass overseas that really pulls Republicans together
“Every single cop in Cleveland is here”: Arthur Chu’s shocking stories from inside the Tamir Rice/Michael Brelo protests
Arthur Chu
It wasn't my plan to take to the streets. But when the protest found me, there was only one honorable choice
To critics of the academic boycott of Israel: What about “academic freedom” for the children of Gaza?
David Palumbo-Liu
Given what we now know, it's harder to ignore the destruction of Palestinian schools and other infrastructures
Why the GOP primary debates will be an absolute disaster (again)
Heather Digby Parton
The Republican Party is trying hard to avoid another embarrassing primary season. Instead, they made things worse
The finale kiss: Why it’s so satisfying to fade to black with a perfect, innocent climax
Sonia Saraiya
Season closers — and even series finales, like "Mad Men" — can go out on a high note with a long-awaited kiss
Glenn Greenwald, I’m sorry: Why I changed my mind on Edward Snowden
Hodding Carter III
After 60 years in public life, my first reaction to Snowden leaks was rage. I was wrong. So was most of the media
7 times women shut down sexist reporters
Colin Gorenstein
Melissa McCarthy demanded "Would you do this to a man?" Here are some other great women who are sick of your shit
“When Marnie Was There”: Tomboy meets ghost in this wistful seaside tale that might be Studio Ghibli’s last
Andrew O'Hehir
Lonely girl makes odd new friend in this possible swan song from Miyazaki's legendary studio
Bill Kristol’s latest Iraq nonsense: Dumber and more dangerous than David Brooks
Sean Illing
The man who laid the foundation for our Iraq blunder is still unbelievably disengaged from reality
We must stop trusting Big Oil: How many environmental nightmares does it take?
Lindsay Abrams
Decades after a major spill opened our eyes to oil's dangers, we're still living under the delusion that it's safe
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