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Up in the old hotel: The hidden meaning of Wes Anderson’s nostalgia
Eric Levitz
It's easy to dismiss films like "The Grand Budapest Hotel" as kitsch. But for Anderson, the medium is the message
Stories from a Warming Planet: Blackouts
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Local blogger Judith Rich remembers the Queens, NY blackout of 2006
Spike Lee blasts the New York Times’ A.O. Scott: “Your criticism of me as a hypocrite is lame”
Daniel D'Addario
The director posts an open letter, says Scott didn't do his research
8 worst right-wing moments of the week — Ted Nugent compares himself to Rosa Parks
Janet Allon
The conservative rocker seems to be confused about history, while Pat Robertson says that rape causes atheism
Smith, Denorfia lift Padres to 3-1 win over LA
Bernie Wilson
How Paul de Man hid his past
Evelyn Barish
When faced with charges about Nazi collaboration, the literary philosopher employed an amazing array of obfuscation
Wonder Woman: Greatest super-heroine ever?
Noah Berlatsky
A feminist, a sex symbol, a superhero and an icon. A new book makes the case for Wonder Woman's awesomeness
Catherine Keener: Stop calling me Spike Jonze’s muse!
Drew Fortune
The brilliant indie actress says she's just lucky the likes of Jonze, Charlie Kaufman and James Franco turn to her
Winter 2014 in one crazy, snowy time-lapse
Lindsay Abrams
It's been three months of near-constant storms
Nate Silver and the ensuing conservative delusion: Dimwits still don’t get “unskewing”
Brian Beutler
The right hopes putting Silver's projections in context is a sign of liberal "poll-unskewing." Here's the truth
Jesmyn Ward and Molly Antopol: “It’s true, my book doesn’t contain stories about 30-something female writers”
Jesmyn Ward
The National Book Award winner and the acclaimed story writer discuss the perils of writing only what you know
Kim Kardashian and Kanye West deserve the cover of Vogue — sorry, haters (and James Franco)
Daniel D'Addario
She's playing the fame game better than anyone in America
“Get Lucky”: Rick Moody and Dean Wareham debate Daft Punk, disco and whether pleasures should be guilty
Rick Moody, Dean Wareham
Joyous, celebratory pop? Or soulless, vapid, plagiarized? Dean Wareham and Rick Moody argue four decades of music
More reasons to hate the Yankees: It’s history, and much worse than A-Rod
Josh Ostergaard
Sometimes, baseball is propaganda. The ugly history of Del Webb, Yankees owner, and World War II internment camps
Former Naval Academy football player acquitted of sexual assault, prosecution and defense decry “badly broken” system
Katie McDonough
“The military’s ‘zero tolerance’ policy once again was applied to a crime victim, and not to the perpetrators”
6 ways to keep the voices in your head from making your life miserable
Melanie Greenberg
How to keep the know-it-all, bullying, mean-spirited committee in your head from continuing to tear you down
Forgetting keeps us sane
Douglas Main
New research helps explain how the brain protects us from memory-related disorders
Air pollution linked to genetic mutations
Lindsay Abrams
A study of Chinese children born near a coal-fired power plant makes the case for strict emissions standards
Hannah Arendt was right: Walter Benjamin is “sui generis”
Ben Mauk
Owing as much to mysticism as they do to Marx, the philosopher's writings remain as challenging as ever
Marvel Studio’s own origin myth: “Assembling a Universe”
Neil Drumming
Marvel Studio details the beginnings of its "Universe" with an all new TV special.
Why make-up sex and breakup sex feel so great
Aaron Ben-Zeév
Arousal transfer helps explain why being excited by one stimulus can make us so easily excited by another
Lapham’s Quarterly: America has become an “armed circus”
Lewis H. Lapham
How the tumultuous political movements of the 1960s led to the expansion and domination of the surveillance state
Roger Waters: Why I must speak out on Israel, Palestine and BDS
Roger Waters
Salon exclusive: The Pink Floyd star details why he supports the boycott
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