Showing results for: mental illness (page 72)
“Norwegian Wood”: A rapturous tale of doomed love
Andrew O'Hehir
Haruki Murakami's novel about a death-haunted romantic triangle becomes a gorgeous movie
Trial Not Likely For Jared Lee Loughner In 2012
Salon Staff
Democratic Party priorities
Glenn Greenwald
I don't endorse Ron Paul, but the rush to label him as a crackpot shows how valuable his challenging positions are
My friend is losing his mind
Cary Tennis
I wish I could help, but he's moved away and won't communicate
How stress is really hurting our kids
Thomas Rogers
New science shows that childhood trauma can cause cancer, heart disease and other problems. An expert explains
Newt Gingrich and the pantheon of campaign trail weepers
Steve Kornacki
His Friday outburst may rank among the most memorable campaign trail breakdowns
Should “Homeland” have quit while it was ahead?
Matt Zoller Seitz
It's hard to imagine the Showtime series topping its debut season -- but a second is in the works anyway.
David Cronenberg: It’s as if my old movies don’t exist
Andrew O'Hehir
Salon exclusive: The former horror auteur talks about the "intellectual menage à trois" of "A Dangerous Method"
NH Man Sentenced In Mentally Ill Wife’s Death
Salon Staff
Don’t believe the sex addiction hype
Tracy Clark-Flory
It may be the subject of a new Michael Fassbender flick and buzzy cover story, but an expert calls it a "myth"
Is “Melancholia” a feminist film?
Lindsay Zoladz
Lars von Trier has said plenty to alienate women. But his depiction of mental illness is vital and groundbreaking
“My Week With Marilyn”: Michelle Williams’ dazzling Oscar bid
Andrew O'Hehir
The indie star is wondrous, sexy and sweet as doomed screen goddess Marilyn Monroe in a lightweight British comedy
When psychoanalysis met female sexual desire
Andrew O'Hehir
Keira Knightley plays the S/M babe who comes between Freud and Jung in David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method"
On the eve of destruction
Joan Walsh
Before cops broke up Occupy Oakland, the debate over nonviolence was already unraveling the movement
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