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What Beltway media stars mean by “centrism” and “extremism”
Glenn Greenwald
Conventional wisdom immediately solidified that Clinton's diplomacy response was more popular and mainstream than Obama's, even though polling data shows the exact opposite.
Isn’t it good, Norwegian oil
Garrison Keillor
The folks who emigrated to the primitive Midwest from the little villages in Norway missed out on the country's great oil and gas bonanza.
Music Video: “Overpowered,” Roisin Murphy
Salon Staff
The ex-Moloko singer's new video takes high fashion down a notch.
Murderous vegans
Carol Lloyd
Does the New York Times' blockbuster Op-Ed lambasting vegan parents go too far?
Is Oprah the new Imus?
Joan Walsh
At Howard University she noted that while her grandmother worked for white people, now white people work for her. And some white guys are mad!
Paul Wolfowitz’s fatal weakness
Juan Cole
The cronyism that may cost him his World Bank job is also what caused the Iraq debacle.
American tragedy
Salon Staff
Members of Salon's community, Table Talk, share their thoughts on the Virginia Tech massacre.
The suicide test
Sarah Elizabeth Richards
Alarmed by recent reports of student depression and fearing malpractice lawsuits, colleges are struggling with ways to treat suicidal students -- including expelling them.
Goodbye, Vickie Lynn
Cintra Wilson
No candle in the wind, Anna Nicole Smith was more like a bonfire in a hailstorm -- and we couldn't pry our eyes away from her.
Eric Schaeffer wants to marry you
Rebecca Traister
Meet the filmmaker, online dater and blogosphere punching bag who is searching for women under 36 willing to bear him three children.
What Oprah can’t forget
Rebecca Traister
Critics of her sanctuary for South African girls be damned -- the media mogul's generosity is beyond reproach. But her PR gaffes around the school's opening revealed the scars of her own impoverished past.
Too much Gore
Allen Barra
Vidal's second memoir merely retells the stories we already know from his enormous -- and potentially irrelevant -- body of work.
Stars will be stars
Scott Lamb
A statistical slice-and-dice of the celeb stories that had us talking: The marriages, divorces, babies, drug arrests and bathroom brawls -- from Britney to Mel and beyond.
It’s not a wonderful life
Heather Havrilesky
Tired of chirpy carols and stale sugar cookies and your whole annoying family? Here's a delectably dark holiday TV viewing guide -- an antidote for anyone burned out on holiday cheer.
Best nonfiction of 2006
Laura Miller, Hillary Frey
Forget the political treatises. This year, the nonfiction books that captivated us most told stories: Of food, of family, of secrets.
So long, Paris
Rebecca Traister
For years we've been paralyzed in the tractor beam of her brainless celebrity. Now it's time to kiss the creepy dollie goodbye.
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
"The Nine" and "Standoff" do for post-traumatic stress disorder what "Everest: Beyond the Limit" does for suicidal ideation.
The people vs. Courtney Love
Lisa Levy
Courtney Love -- rock star, publicity whore, feminist -- has scrapbooked her life in the spotlight. Has the self-proclaimed fame junkie lasted past her expiration date?
“Little Children”
Andrew O'Hehir
Kate Winslet's porcelain skin and perfect figure are part of the problem with this messy melodrama, debuting at the New York Film Festival.
My parents are obsessed with genealogy
Cary Tennis
Why would healthy adults who are barely in their 60s become so attached to the past?
I Like to Watch
Heather Havrilesky
The dog days of summer TV are here! "30 Days" opens your mind, "Laguna Beach" poisons it, and Dr. Will of "Big Brother" leads us all unto temptation.
“Scoop”
Stephanie Zacharek
Woody Allen teams up with Scarlett Johansson in this kooky comic murder-mystery -- and makes us love him again.
Jefferson must go
Joe Conason
For their own good and the good of the country, Rep. William Jefferson's allies in the Congressional Black Caucus should insist that he resign.
Mom’s the word
Garrison Keillor
The woman shelved her movie-star dreams to change your putrid diapers. This Mother's Day, send her a sonnet.
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