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“Robin Hood’s” smoldering adult romance
Andrew O'Hehir
Forget all the violent action. The anchors to Ridley Scott's labored prequel are Russell Crowe and Cate Blanchett
In search of the Gulf oil spill smoking gun
Andrew Leonard
Oil industry execs testify under oath -- and point fingers at each other -- in front of scalp-hunting senators
A flaw in Democrats’ Kagan pushback strategy?
Mike Madden
Quotes from Republicans praising Harriet Miers are amusing, but do they raise comparisons Democrats don't want?
GOP: Judicial experience matters, unless it doesn’t
Mike Madden
Republicans who defended Harriet Miers' thin resume may have trouble attacking Elena Kagan's credentials
The latest on Elena Kagan
Glenn Greenwald
Progressives prepare to back a Supreme Court nominee they know almost nothing about, while ignoring severe flaws
Faisal Shahzad was not trained anywhere
Alex Pareene
The sad bomber went to Pakistan, but the FBI doubts anyone taught him to make a bomb
White House circulating pro-Kagan talking points on diversity
Mike Madden
Salon obtains talking points prepared in response to concerns about Harvard's minority hiring
Seeing blue shoots for Dems in 2010
Jonathan Bernstein
As the economy recovers, so do the the odds for Democrats in November
Superheroes suck!
Matt Zoller Seitz
From Spidey to Batman to Iron Man, comic-book movies are Hollywood's most bankrupt genre. And I say that as a fan
Remembering Ernie Harwell
King Kaufman
To know the longtime voice of the Detroit Tigers, through the radio or in person, was to love him
Male mannequins go on a diet
Margaret Eby
The waifishly thin "Homme Nouveau" reminds us that skewed body expectations affect men, too
Blogging “City Island”: Until we meet again!
Raymond De Felitta
So long, farewell, adieu and thanks -- and a trove of directorial wisdom from Robert Altman and Billy Wilder
Rielle Hunter says she didn’t wreck Edwards home
Caryn Rousseau
The former North Carolina Senator's mistress appears on "The Oprah Winfrey Show"
Nostalgia overload: How sweet it wasn’t
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From misty memories of commuter happy hours to rotary dial apps: Why are we addicted to romanticizing the past?
When airplanes meet ash clouds
Patrick Smith
With air travel in Europe at a standstill, questions for the pilot: Why not overfly the cloud, or fly under it?
Movie critics: Shut up already!
Andrew O'Hehir
Is criticism dying? Maybe, sort of. OK, yes. Nobody cares! Write about movies, instead of your wounded pride
A solution to the consumer spending mystery
Andrew Leonard
It's a theory: Americans are refusing to pay their mortgages and using the cash windfall for a spending spree
How GOP consultants ripped off “tea party”
Joe Conason
A year ago, "tea party" emerged as a right-wing brand with electoral potential. And a GOP firm planned its rip-off
Nebraska passes radical abortion bill
Tracy Clark-Flory
A new measure limits procedures at the 20-week mark based on fetal pain
Vodka: Now with more LCD screens
Thomas Rogers
Rejoice! Your dreams of awkwardly inputting text messages into a high-tech liquor bottle can now come true
Tiger Woods’ moral defeat
Ethan Sherwood Strauss
Phil Mickelson played a better Masters game, but the media couldn't stop talking about his solid marriage
The death of Dawn Johnsen’s nomination
Glenn Greenwald
Her beliefs were very compatible with candidate Obama's words, but incompatible with President Obama's actions
In today’s media, substance is no match for BS
Gene Lyons
Drudge, Fox News, talk radio -- and even Keith Olbermann: Too many media voices revel in baseless incitement
The Daily Beast responds
Salon Staff
John Avlon's book on Glenn Beck relied on his own reporting -- and he credited Salon where appropriate
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