Showing results for: mental illness (page 52)
GOP sociopaths are about to be exposed: How John Kasich’s presidential run would reveal their callousness
Simon Maloy
Ohio's GOP governor hates "Obamacare" but embraced its Medicaid expansion, and that could roil the 2016 GOP field
Pickup artist: Women with short hair are committing self-harm, should be monitored by authorities
Jenny Kutner
Rape legalization advocate Roosh V wants state intervention for a serious problem: Girls with pixie cuts
Do you have to be miserable to be funny?
Anna Silman
Salon talks to comic/director Kevin Pollak about humor, depression and his late friend Robin Williams
“We go to really dark, awful places”: “Veep” star Matt Walsh on improv, political humor and the early days of the Upright Citizens Brigade
Anna Silman
Long before "Veep," Walsh was one of the founders of a group that forever changed the comedy landscape
Aurora shooter’s mom pleads for mercy: “He has a disease that changed his brain”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
James Holmes' family says he's mentally ill and doesn't deserve death, but victims' families aren't convinced
“Kimmy Schmidt” parody “deeply hurt him”: The strange death of Dr. Frederic Brandt, dermatologist to the stars
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Reps for the "Baron of Botox" call Martin Short's "The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" character "bullying"
EmmaSofia and the case for psychedelic legalization
Joanna Rothkopf
"MDMA is not illegal because it's dangerous. It can be dangerous because it is illegal"
14 and trying to get pregnant: “Shameless” paints a bleak portrait of the sex lives of girls
Sonia Saraiya
The Showtime drama's fifth season, with its heartbreaking story of Debbie's sexual misadventures, ends Sunday
The media’s illness blind spot: What CNN and more get so maddeningly wrong about Germanwings
Michael Kasdan
Anxiety and depression do not a mass murderer make, but that won't stop outlets from stigmatizing the conditions
Matthew Weiner on “Mad Men” and the Jewish experience: “It’s the same story as Don’s identity”
Anna Silman
Weiner discussed depicting "Jews coming into their own in postwar America" at a Museum of Jewish Heritage event
When men are afraid to pee: The bizarre, scientific reason why urinals cause stage fright
Jeffrey Braithwaite
You're shoulder to shoulder with a stranger at a urinal and nothing happens. Welcome to the phenomenon of "gaps"
The big Islamophobia lie: A shameful new assault on Charlie Hebdo
Jeffrey Tayler
The faithful expose themselves as heartless to the grief-stricken, heedless to the suffering and just mean-spirited
Terror in the Alps: Behind the dark allure of the Germanwings disaster
Andrew O'Hehir
What's so terrifying about Andreas Lubitz and what he did? That it's not a movie, and it will never make sense
“We’re seeing it among Evangelicals”: How death penalty politics radically, shockingly changed
Elias Isquith
Death row's days are numbered, the National Coalition to Abolish the Death Penalty's Diann Rust-Tierney tells Salon
GOP innovation paralysis: How Jeb Bush sucks the oxygen out of Republican “reform”
Joan Walsh
While some governors practice genuine policy innovation, Bush’s fundraising juggernaut keeps them on the sidelines
“The Jinx”: Would Robert Durst exist without Andrew Jarecki?
Sonia Saraiya
The key to Jarecki's HBO series' success: An extraordinarily incestuous relationship between filmmaker and subject
The big “f**k buddy” lie: Campus hookups and the dark story of male sexual desire
Dr. Melvin Konner
"These encounters and relationships are sexually asymmetrical. Someone's often being used, and it's seldom the boy"
“It Follows”: An instant horror classic about the dark side of teen sex
Andrew O'Hehir
A realistic portrait of suburban teen existence haunted by unexplained evil, "It Follows" is a genre breakthrough
“Worst nightmares that we are becoming”: Why America’s treatment of homeless people is a disgrace
Elias Isquith
Why the killing of a homeless man in LA—and a terrible Instagram post from a Vogue editor—are hardly aberrations
America’s “black body” reality: How Selma, “Scandal” & Ferguson reveal an ugly truth
Brittney Cooper
As the president reflected 50 years after Bloody Sunday, here's the cold truth about where the nation is today
“Grey Gardens”: The lost world of Little Edie, still amazing after 40 years
Andrew O'Hehir
A haunting portrait of upper-class decay (with raccoons) returns in a new restoration, and it's weirder than ever
Rayna Jaymes, feminist icon: How TV’s progressive “Nashville” bucks the music industry’s bro-country rules
Amy McCarthy
With domestic violence and abortion subplots, the third season of "Nashville" has been its fiercest yet
“She will dance at her wedding”: Healing the girl born without part of her brain
Norman Doidge
The origin of Moshe Feldenkrais' therapeutic method reads more like a spy thriller than a neuroscience textbook
“Dozens of threats to execute grade-school kids”: Madness of a 9/11 truther
Paul Rosenberg
How a father with a Twitter account stopped a homegrown terrorist in his tracks
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