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Dirty jokes, hot witches and a chess game with Death
Andrew O'Hehir
Dour philosophy lecture or Scando-horror-comedy? Seen afresh, Bergman's early masterpiece is full of surprises
No one can understand an orphan
Cary Tennis
Only someone who's been through it can know what's like to lose both parents at 16
Can Palin ever come back?
Camille Paglia
A closer look at the words of Obama, Depeche Mode and U2. Plus: Why do straight actresses make the best lesbo porn?
Can it!
Sarah Karnasiewicz
I leapt on the new craze for pickling and preserving. Is it a money saver in a busted economy -- or a luxury craft?
The culture war comes for Michael Jackson
Gabriel Winant
The House of Representatives is consumed with racially fraught bickering over Michael Jackson
All sides blame McNamara for Vietnam
Michael Lind
People for and against the war agree on one thing only: It was Robert McNamara's fault
Science fiction with a smile
Heather Havrilesky
Mysteries and magic unfold on the renamed Syfy network, from the funny "Warehouse 13" to the charming "Eureka"
The un-American way of life
Andrew O'Hehir
A controversial new history of Communism suggests that most everything we think we know about it is wrong
Zombie rape flick: Horror, porn or both?
Tracy Clark-Flory
People are abuzz over a film about an undead hottie who becomes a sex slave to teen boys
Californians are sinking themselves
Gary Kamiya
An inflexible right wing is allowing the Golden State to drown in debt. But it's not alone
Case closed: Obama not literate enough to write his books
Gabriel Winant
Jack Cashill -- author of "Gone With the Wind" -- thinks he's proved the case that Bill Ayers wrote Obama's memoir
Where no cellphones can reach
David Sirota
In this age of instant e-mail and ubiquitous BlackBerrys, is it possible to disconnect completely?
Don’t stop ’til you get enough
Various
Critics and Salon staffers remember Michael Jackson's legacy, his racial impact and the brilliance of "Billie Jean"
Michael Jackson’s life in video
Salon Staff
A brilliant career, from his 1968 Motown audition at the age of 9 to his epic videos of the 1980s and beyond
The riddle of Jenny Sanford
Salon Staff
Is the governor's wife rewriting the post-affair rules or returning to the traditional script? A round table
Tiananmen and Tehran: A second look
Andrew Leonard
Ahmadinejad's bane? China has no "culture of martyrdom" to match Iran's
Ominous warning to protesters
Vincent Rossmeier
Iraq's Guard threatens "revolutionary confrontation." Plus: Video of Neda; rifts deepen among clerics
Slipped through the cracks
Joe Coscarelli
Tough times might mean vasectomies. Plus: recession babies, Levi Johnston and more
The unbearable lightness of Lauren Conrad
Thomas Rogers
The "Hills" star puts reality TV behind her -- with a novel about a reality star who just wants to be a normal girl
My last word on Bill O’Reilly
Joan Walsh
For now, at least. Outrage is the oxygen that sustains the flames of hatred, and it's time to turn down the heat
Why we can’t eat just one
Katharine Mieszkowski
We do it for the buzz. Like drug addicts. How do we stop the constant craving?
At age 5 I was traumatized by an End Times movie
Cary Tennis
My church showed me a horror flick that left me terrified for all who are not yet saved
Dispatch from Tehran: Blood and defiance in Azadi Square
Anonymous
On Monday, huge crowds braved violence to protest the Iranian election results.
New oil industry scheme: Girls, girls, girls!
Andrew Leonard
Worried about upcoming energy legislation, the flacks come up with a fool-proof plan. Lipstick!
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