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A national state of confusion
Kane Pryor
The Bush propaganda machine has convinced Americans that Saddam and the no-longer-mentioned Osama are the same person -- and the polls prove it.
Spaced out
Patrick Di Justo
Critics of manned spaceflight say the Columbia disaster means we must retreat from space. But what they're abandoning is the future.
Real Life Rock Top 10
Greil Marcus
Salon recommends
Salon Staff
New stories by Neil Gaiman, Jonathan Lethem and Peter Straub and more of our favorite new books.
Astronauts and pilots
Patrick Smith
The shuttle -- part spacecraft, part plane -- transformed flight forever. Even tragedy can't change that.
Oldest American author tells all
Mel Fiske
After 70 years of writing books, John Sanford has won little fame and less money, but his commitment to his craft and one great, true love have kept him going.
He lost his Mojo
Sheerly Avni
Joe Millionaire says goodbye to the show's biggest psycho -- and only true romantic.
Strange fruit
Suzy Hansen
The true story of the last mass lynching in America is a chilling whodunit, but the legacy of vigilante attacks on blacks continues beyond the history books.
Idiocy of the week
Andrew Sullivan
The New York Times is as incoherent as it is cowardly when it comes to Saddam.
Bollywood confidential
Lisa Tsering
Despite a massive international market and a huge impact on pop culture, the outrageous musical eye candy of Bollywood remains almost invisible in America.
Top 10 must-see Bollywood marvels
Lisa Tsering
These 10 films will get you up to speed on the amazing all-singing, all-dancing spectacles from the world's No. 1 moviemaking nation.
Brewskis, butt jokes and reefer madness
Carina Chocano
This year's Super Bowl ads reflect a depressed nation: We need jobs, our animals don't talk anymore and we're terrified of big butts and bad drugs. How 'bout a beer?
The ballad of Paul and Yoko
Gilbert Garcia
Think they buried the hatchet? Think again. The recent skirmish over songwriting credits was just the latest shot in a long-running war over John Lennon's legacy -- and the question of who was the coolest Beatle.
Ask the pilot
Patrick Smith
Two poems about airplanes (and women). Plus: Everything you ever wanted to know about jet fuel.
The “closure” myth
Michelle Goldberg
Death penalty advocates claim victims' families need it -- and deserve it -- in order to move on. But some of those family members say dealing with death row issues for years only prolongs their pain.
Flower power?
Suzy Hansen
Antiwar protesters revive the famous "daisy" ad. We assemble our panel of experts and ask them: Do they love it, or do they not?
“A Memory of War” by Frederick Busch
Suzy Hansen
A troubled psychiatrist sleeps with a young patient, obsesses about his wife and his best friend, and ponders the secret buried in his parents' past.
“My Losing Season” by Pat Conroy
Allen Barra
In the best basketball book to come out in years, the author of "The Great Santini" sings the praises of losing, losing and losing again
“Just Married”
Stephanie Zacharek
The groom is a doofus, the bride has genuine screwball talent, but there's nothing funny about a dead dog.
Sports Person of the Year: Serena Williams
King Kaufman
Lance Armstrong is racking up awards like this, which is
preposterous. Salon sets the record straight.
Sex toys on review
Karen Croft
From the Fukuoku 9000 to a Hello Kitty vibrator, gals test-drive the newest bedroom playthings and report the results.
Real Life Rock Top 10
Greil Marcus
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