Showing results for: mental illness (page 65)
Michael Haneke: “Art doesn’t offer answers, only questions”
Andrew O'Hehir
The year’s most unexpected Oscar nominee says his wrenching love story is about facing the suffering of others
My mom’s a chronic debtor
Cary Tennis
She makes $80K in the mental health field but can't afford a $10 co-pay
Shooting sprees start with women
Jo Scott-Coe
It's no coincidence that Adam Lanza's first victim was his mother. Women represent the final barrier to mass murder
Did Kafka invent noir?
Rodger Jacobs
Marek Krajewski's new novel reminds its readers that "The Trial" anticipated the works of Chandler and Welles
Salon’s guide to writing a memoir
Salon Staff
Authors behind "Jarhead," "The Kiss" and other classics help you avoid embarrassing yourself (but not your family)
Does truth really matter to Oscar?
Daniel D'Addario
"ZD30" has been under tremendous scrutiny this awards season. But few are quibbling with "Lincoln" and "Argo"
Dennis Scimeca is bipolar, loves video games and is harmless
Katie McDonough
Scrutinizing mental illness and violent video games won't stop tragedies
Ohio ex-teacher sues, says she fears young kids
Amanda Lee Myers
A former high school teacher is accusing administrators of discriminating against her because of a rare phobia
The NRA’s Democratic helpers
Steve Kornacki
It's not just Republicans who stand in the way of President Obama's gun control push
The brutal truth about how childhood determines your economic destiny
Lynn Parramore
The British class system looks frighteningly rigid in "56 Up." But is America any better?
Tarantino gives the NRA ammo
Andrew O'Hehir
Hollywood's not to blame for Newtown — but refusing to talk about media violence only empowers the enemy
Obama must use the Constitution on guns and the debt ceiling
Robert Reich
Republicans have shown they're incapable of compromise. It's time the president exerts his executive authority
Assault weapons bans won’t save enough lives
David Kairys
To reduce the death toll from gun violence, we need a sweeping reform of the way guns are bought and sold
Colorado shooting families listen to police testimony
Dan Elliott
An officer testified that James Holmes was "very, very relaxed" and didn't have "normal emotional reactions"
NBC takes spotlight at Television Critics Association press conference
Prachi Gupta
As the only broadcast network to boast gains this season
12 most despicable things Fox News did in 2012
Mark Howard
From producing its own anti-Obama video to spinning furiously on unemployment, the network had a banner year
My year of heroin and acne
Chloe Caldwell
I was 25 and living with Dad. I wasn't in the clubs, I was in my room. And the worse my skin got, the more I used
Aurora victims’ relatives reject movie theater reopening
Associated Press
The theater where James Holmes shot 12 dead invited family members to its first opening after the shooting
Contemporary literature’s obesity epidemic
Hannah Rosefield
Novels like Michael Kimball's "Big Ray" reveal that corpulence has become a go-to metaphor for emotional unrest
Isabelle Huppert: “I always feel misunderstood, yet that is also what I seek”
Aysegul Sert
The legendary French actress, now starring in Michael Haneke's "Amour," talks about matters of life and death
Iraq vet: Newtown changed my mind on gun control
Liam Madden
I'm a hunter and a vet, and I revere the Second Amendment. But I used bankrupt logic: It's time for gun control
What’s wrong with drug testing pregnant women
Irin Carmon
The rights of women are under attack in blue states as well as red ones
75 percent of states ignore mental illness checks for gun buyers
Steven Rosenfeld
According to the Wall Street Journal, 12 states account for most of the mental health records in the FBI database
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