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Amber Ruffin’s hilariously horrifying book about everyday racism shows this is indeed who we are
Melanie McFarland
Salon spoke to the comedian and her sister Lacey Lamar, who co-wrote "You'll Never Believe What Happened to Lacey"
PBS’ idyllic “All Creatures Great and Small” restores our sorely tested faith in humanity
Ashlie D. Stevens
Over the course of the seven-episode series, goodness inevitably wins the day — a welcome departure from reality
Unless “Cobra Kai” learns new moves, it may be time for Netflix to sweep the leg
Melanie McFarland
The retro karate show has already been renewed, but its adherence to a middling premise fails its characters & fans
Bidding a final, poignant adieu to “Jeopardy!” host Alex Trebek amidst our nation’s chaos
Melanie McFarland
In a week marred by violence and anxiety, Trebek's last episodes were an oasis of calm and intellectual uplift
It took thugs roaming the halls of Congress for media to speak the truth
Dan Froomkin
Wednesday's dramatic Capitol attack finally captured the media's attention. But this outrage was far from the worst
“Fort Trump”: President wants to rename base honoring Confederate general for himself
Roger Sollenberger
Georgia's Fort Benning honors a pro-slavery Confederate general. Trump's latest genius idea: Rename it for me!
“Elizabeth Is Missing” is a poignant portrait of dementia cloaked as a Masterpiece murder mystery
Ashlie D. Stevens
The film stars British acting legend Glenda Jackson in her first screen performance since 1992
Virginia GOP state senator dies of COVID-19
Meaghan Ellis
Virginia Sen. Ben Chafin's office recently announced his death due to complications of coronavirus.
Home alone: A New Year unlike any other, tinged with grief and loneliness — and hope
Andrew O'Hehir
There's nothing special about the sadness I carry into 2021. Unless, just maybe, it makes me aware of yours too
After “outright grift” under Trump, Democratic senators urge Biden to “padlock the revolving door”
Kenny Stancil
They say Biden must "stop special interests from profiting off of the public service of government officials"
2020 was a record year for far right violence in the U.S.
Spencer Sunshine
There were a large number of far right killings and car attacks at Black Lives Matter demonstrations in 2020
Like 2020, “Revolution of the Daleks” is dark. The heroic Captain Jack insists “hope is still there”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to "Doctor Who" guest star John Barrowman and Mandip Gill about its relevant holiday special
In its third season, “Cobra Kai’s” one-note villain knocks it off its game
Melanie McFarland
With too much Kreese in its wheels, the series flattens out all the layers that once made it great
Top 10 reasons why making year-end lists won’t save America
Chauncey DeVega
List-making is a way to assert control in the face of uncertainty. But in 2021, America faces more difficult tasks
Wait, that happened this year? A reminder of the TV events that 2020 erased from our memories
Melanie McFarland
2020's anxiety onslaught seems to have interrupted our cultural memory. Here are five reminders
“Disclosure” director Sam Feder on the trans TV experience: “People don’t know what they don’t know”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the director about his film's role in illuminating transgender visibility on entertainment
Trump was the worst part of 2020: From the pandemic to the protests, the president ruined a bad year
Heather Digby Parton
2020 being a bad year is a cliche at this point — but let's remember all of the ways Donald Trump made it worse
My year of obsessive, indifferent baking
Mary Elizabeth Williams
I've never needed my kitchen, and needed to get away from it, more
With vaccine delivery imminent, nursing homes must make a strong pitch to residents
Judith Graham
Conflicts are likely to arise as COVID vaccines are rolled out to long-term care facilities across the country
“Wonder Woman 1984” is “chaotic” and “delightfully cheesy”: Reviews of this year’s superhero sequel
Hanh Nguyen
Patty Jenkins' follow-up to her 2017 blockbuster is a totally '80s adventure with two villains and fanny packs
Pardoning the Blackwater killers: It’s a scandal, but not specific to Donald Trump
Iveta Cherneva
It was difficult to prosecute these 2007 war crimes, and Republicans were eager to whitewash them from the get-go
My Oma’s apple pancakes — and why they never taste the same without her
Kristina Henry
For one writer, this doughy treat is her Proustian madeleine, bringing back memories of smells and tastes past
Best of 2020: Watching Andrew Cuomo’s pandemic briefings finally let me grieve my father
Gina Gionfriddo
Our 2020 retrospective continues with this tribute to a father's uncanny similarities to a governor in crisis mode
Melania’s Christmas card might be photoshopped with an old Trump picture
Bob Brigham
FLOTUS posted a picture of herself and Trump, but the internet's eye is sharp and its memory lasts forever
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