Sexual abuse and harassment are the result of men's decisions and learned behavior, not women's presence

A brilliant songwriter, vocalist, instrumentalist, producer and arranger, he had the aphoristic grace of a natural poet who was steeped in the rhetoric of the black church.

Tony Scherman reviews the compilation "Crescent City Soul: The Sound of New Orleans, 1947-1974".

Pop music is the body cast that gets pushed around, but never loses its shape.

Will the largest teen generation in history prove to be a mass of zombie consumers -- or an awakened giant filled with a terrible resolve?

James Bond expert James Chapman talks about the enduring allure of Agent 007 and the sexual ambiguity of Ian Fleming's creation.

All the anger, joy and turmoil of the '60s-'70s feminist explosion comes alive in a vivid historical documentary

From literary giants tapping out the Great American novel through multiculturalism, Kmart realism and the Brat Pack to Oprah and your book club: A short history of fiction after 1960.

What Silicon Valley is trying to do now, C

He may be out of fashion, but the influential guitarist and great songwriter stands tall as he marks 9 decades

Remembering the Mad magazine cartoonist who created characters like Fester Bestertester and Karbuncle, yet still had the time to invent National Gorilla Suit Day.

Jeffrey Toobin talks to Salon about his new book on Patty Hearst's kidnapping and conversion

In just 15 years, the country will have 30 million more men than women of marriageable age.

Salon talks to author Gwenda Bond about writing the story of how Eleven's mother came to Hawkins Lab

Think it was a decade of sex, protest and psychedelics? Nope. As late as 1964, the decade looked like the '50s