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How do you kick out a disorderly roommate?
Cary Tennis
We all like to party, but she takes it way too far.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The fake story of a deaf DJ in the coke-drenched clubs of Ibiza; the true story of two Spanish softcore film stars. Plus: David Duchovny's winning directorial debut.
Will Bush get his energy act together?
Katharine Mieszkowski
Environmentalists are suing 14 federal agencies in the hopes that he will.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to stories about right-wing attacks on the Constitution, the judiciary and prominent leftists.
Forget Poland
Tim Grieve
With an announcement from Warsaw, the Poles officially join the exodus from Iraq.
The bully pope
Colman McCarthy
John Paul II ruled the Catholic Church as an autocrat, and those who crossed him often suffered greatly for it.
What’s to live for?
Cary Tennis
I'm 20 and I've seen enough of life. Why shouldn't I just check out?
Cashing in on the Pope’s funeral?
Mark Follman
This week marks an unprecedented display of ceremony by President Bush and other U.S. politicians in Rome. Good faith, or good politics?
King Kaufman’s Sports Daily
Salon Staff
Why Baylor's NCAA title is so shocking. Plus: Why do women's teams still use "Lady"? And: Dominique not in the Hall? Close it. And: God is a Red.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
Jack treasures the sacredness of life on "24"! Kyra cherishes the divinity of dog life on "Showdog Moms & Dads." Plus: The godless whores of ABC's "Eyes."
My boyfriend freezes up when I talk about my depression
Cary Tennis
I can handle my psychological state, but I'm not sure I can handle the way his eyes glaze over.
Letters
Salon Staff
Passionate hoo-ha about intellectual property: Readers respond to Andrew Leonard's "Music Rules."
“Good in my skin”
Emma Brockes
After decades of eating disorders, bad marriages and low self-esteem, Jane Fonda has found her true identity; she fleshes it out in her new memoir.
A divider, not a uniter
Frances Kissling
The charismatic Pope John Paul II chose not to engage all Catholics, and so leaves a tragic legacy of missed opportunity that has ultimately damaged the church.
Compassionate conservative
Amy Sullivan
John Paul II has been appropriated by the American right. But his "culture of life" was not the same as theirs.
Music rules
Andrew Leonard
A Supreme Court ruling against peer-to-peer network Grokster would do more than punish music pirates. It would affect the future of the Internet.
“Paradise” by A.L. Kennedy
Laura Miller
A remarkably eloquent tale of alcoholism makes chronic drinking understandable to those who don't.
The man in America’s mirror
Farhad Manjoo
Believe it or not, the Michael Jackson trial is more than a freak show. Yes, it's a celebrity-sex wallow -- but it's also a crucible for our unresolved questions about crime, fame, race and punishment.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers share their own pain at facing end-of-life decisions for people they love, and reflect on the Terri Schiavo case.
Speed demon
James Maier
Steroids aren't the only drug that help you on the job. As a 28-year-old freelancer, I had a special friend that helped me crank out stories: Meth.
“Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” by Jonathan Safran Foer
Priya Jain
A precocious child who dresses in white, a mute and tattooed grandfather, and pages and pages of pictures of doorknobs all come together to make a surprisingly consoling novel.
Right Hook
Mark Follman
Evangelicals in awe of hostage hero Ashley Smith fire up the family-values
campaign, while Limbaugh and Coulter bash feminists.
Living out loud — online
Ayelet Waldman
When I started blogging, I discovered a compulsive need to open the tattered edges of my emotional raincoat and expose the nasty parts beneath. But at what cost to my kids?
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