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The morality police
Charles Taylor
Our hysterical attempts to shield kids from images of sex and violence are stunting young lives -- and trapping us all in a Big Lie.
The mystery of John Doe No. 2
David Neiwert
McVeigh may die, but the FBI's shoddy case means suspicions that he had at least one other accomplice will live on.
Bigfoot ruined my sex life
Kyle Mizokami
My lifelong fling with a mythical, hairy primate has stomped on my dating prospects.
The summer’s worst films
Ian Rothkerch
A special roundup of the big flicks that never quite made it, from "Me So Horny, You So Pretty" to Jerry Bruckheimer's "Ellis Island."
The sizzling sleepers of summer
Entertainment staff
Forget "The Mummy Returns" and "Pearl Harbor": Here are the season's most scorching movies.
“The Jim Whisperer”
Jake Tapper
Harry Reid, the man most responsible for guiding Sen. Jim Jeffords to a new political identity, has a long history with party-switching.
His royal Bobness and the truth about polygamy
Salon Staff
Readers respond to Bill Wyman's profile of Bob Dylan, and Chris Colin's polygamy satire.
“Pearl Harbor”: Bombs away!
Stephanie Zacharek
Today, May 25, 2001 -- a date which will live in infamy -- the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Hollywood. Always will we remember the character of the onslaught against us.
“Shrek” is not Shrek!
Margot Mifflin
William Steig's subversive misanthropy is jettisoned for winking innuendo in the movie version of his children's book.
Come back, little Yaney
Salon Staff
The finale: Wolf and Whitlow, put through the rigors, face the recruits on Dismissal Hill.
The energy mess and fascist gays
Camille Paglia
The liberal elite is demonizing the "big oil" that keeps its cars running. Plus: Gays, get a clue -- heterosexuality is nature's norm.
“Strange Fire” by Melvin Jules Bukiet
Amy Benfer
An Israeli speechwriter blinded by torturers smells his way through a wise and satisfying novel of international intrigue.
Committee deadlocked on Olson
Alicia Montgomery
Hatch asks, "Who the hell cares about the Arkansas Project?" as a full Senate vote looms.
“Moulin Rouge”
Stephanie Zacharek
Baz Luhrmann's messy musical will get you drunk on romance and whimsy. A few days later, you won't even mind the hangover.
Why the Senate should reject Ted Olson
Gary Kamiya
His role in the sleazy Arkansas Project is bad enough. The fact that he hasn't told the truth about it is worse.
“The Dying Animal” by Philip Roth
Charles Taylor
In the author's new novel, carnal pursuits are all-consuming as a 62-year-old professor beds his 24-year-old student.
It all comes down to gerbils
Carina Chocano
Episode 7: Recruits Whitlow and Wolf endure a sleepless, never-ending gauntlet. So do we.
Robert Sapolsky
Douglas Cruickshank
The author of "A Primate's Memoir," and the world's funniest neuroscientist, talks about hanging out with baboons, madness in Africa and the difference between apes and his kids.
Why the XFL tanked
Eric Boehlert
Vince McMahon and NBC were going to change the face of broadcast sports. Instead, they made the wrong kind of history.
Dog and pony show
King Kaufman
With players straight out of central casting, San Francisco transforms the most gruesome and deadly canine attack in recent memory into a soap opera.
How to pronounce “memoir”
Stephen J. Lyons
Pretend someone stole your rattle and draw out that last syllable in a long "whaa."
The psycho beside me
Carina Chocano
Episode 4: Shannon goes wacky to get attention, but Tomas has eyes only for Jane's implants.
Colby’s choice
Bill Wyman
Who would have thought that a dumb reality TV show would have produced a moral exemplar for our times?
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