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“I don’t take pleasure in things I’m not good at. I’m good at sitting in a bar”
Kera Bolonik
In her memoir "Drinking With Men," the New York Times drinks columnist recounts the virtues of being a regular
Matt Weiner: “The end seems very near”
Willa Paskin
"Mad Men's" creator talks to Salon about the show's sixth season, which starts April 7
Top picks at Sundance
Prachi Gupta
Steve Carell's comedy emerges as the winner, launching a $10 million bidding war
Did Beyoncé lip-sync yesterday? Does it matter?
Daniel D'Addario
She may have dazzled at the inauguration, but the singer's note-perfect national anthem has some suspicious
Virginia GOP sneaks through gerrymandering bill on MLK Day
Jillian Rayfield
The bill surprised Democrats, including one civil rights leader who was in Washington for inauguration day
“Seneca Falls, and Selma, and Stonewall”
Salon Staff
The full text of the president's prepared remarks
Salon’s guide to writing a memoir
Salon Staff
Authors behind "Jarhead," "The Kiss" and other classics help you avoid embarrassing yourself (but not your family)
Obama sworn in at White House ceremony
Julie Pace AP
"I did it," Obama whispered to his youngest daughter, Sasha
Study: People can remember more about Facebook than real books
Katie McDonough
But this might not be a bad thing! What the new research reveals about education, communication and memory
Katie Beers says kidnapping saved her
Frank Eltman
20 years after the crime gripped the nation, Beers is a 30 year-old mother of two
Why’s everyone so down on the memoir?
J. Nicole Jones
Critics take grim satisfaction in tearing the genre to pieces. How quickly they forget Nabokov and Karr and Wolff
Did the Golden Globes upend the Oscar race?
Andrew O'Hehir
Big wins for "Argo," "Les Miz" and Tarantino mean little -- it'll still be all "Lincoln" on Oscar night
Do memoirs have to be so unhappy?
Sophie Roell
Legendary critic Calvin Trillin discusses his favorite books of the genre
“The Pinecone”: Forgotten genius
Laura Miller
Sarah Losh and the strange, beautiful, "pantheistic" church she built in an obscure corner of 19th-century England
Tarantino flunks American history
Kimberly Ellis
Even by its own pulp standards, "Django Unchained" is grossly inaccurate -- and perpetuates dangerous stereotypes
The sheikh and I: Ghostwriting for a crown prince in exile
Michael Janofsky
After 24 years at the New York Times, I got a call -- and stumbled into the strangest writing gig of my career
“Burn the houses down with the cops and their families inside”
Jillian Rayfield
Right-wing group with shady ties to Alaska GOP politics heads to prison. The FBI informant tells Salon the details
7 ways “Zero Dark Thirty” excuses torture
Karen J. Greenberg
The best picture nominee is a celebration of George W. Bush's most destructive policies
CES 2013: The good, the bad and the weird
Katie McDonough
Bendable smartphones? Great! A kiddie potty decked out with an iPad? Unnecessary!
Hot topics, big stars at N.Y. critics’ dinner
Andrew O'Hehir
Kathryn Bigelow opens up about liberal criticism of "Zero Dark Thirty" at the New York Film Critics Circle awards
The phony Chuck Hagel fight
Joan Walsh
Barring an unknown scandal, the former GOP senator will be easily confirmed by the Senate, and that's a good thing
“Downton Abbey” recap: A change is gonna come
Willa Paskin
Season 3 opens with a much-awaited wedding, the arrival of a crass American, and a threat to the estate's future
Help us, Nate Silver!
Charles Wheelan
It's what we do with statistics that matters: Just ask the math geeks whose fancy models tanked the global economy
Fiction: Between the Sheets
Sue Grafton
Before Sue Grafton made Kinsey Millhone famous, there were some early cases to solve
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