Salon's TV picks for
Thursday, May 27, 1999

Mark Penn, who has been a lightning rod for controversy and criticism, will continue to advise and poll for the Clinton campaign.

Salon's TV picks for Wednesday, July 11, 2001

"That's like if the governor of Michigan was going around Flint telling water jokes," Noah says

The actor has some choice expletives for those who criticized his "insider humor"

Many notable atheists believe in some powerfully stupid stuff, thereby eroding the credibility of all atheists

Michael Mann was accused of academic misconduct over the "Climategate" controversy, but eventually cleared

Miles Teller plays a young jazz drummer and J.K. Simmons his abusive mentor in the season's hottest indie drama

The best insider presentations from AIGA's Phoenix conference

A "Celebrity Apprentice" tell-all, as Trump Googles himself, rages at critics and insists he's a good businessman

Facial recognition, surveillance and helping you buy things are a far cry from android sentience

Thursday: Relive the glory that is "Planet of the Apes." Plus: What did you think of "Top Chef" on Wednesday?

Melanie Griffith bares her tattoo, Bill Clinton draws boos, Snoop Dogg draws fire, and Sean Penn needs driving lessons. Plus: John Lennon on Broadway?

The self-proclaimed Tasmanian lesbian comic is back to explain her full comedy set, sexism, and Louis C.K.

The president took to Twitter to complain that Ivanka had been "treated so unfairly" by the department store