Showing results for: quotes (page 180)
April blandness
King Kaufman
The NBA sure takes its sweet time getting through the boring first round of the playoffs. Plus: Charlie Ward -- meshuggener!
“The Filth and the Fury”
Jeff Stark
The Sex Pistols couldn't find enough treasure in their vaults. Plus: A second documentary that doesn't reduce punk to a slogan.
Almost triumphant
King Kaufman
You win some, you lose some, some get rained out. No hard feelings. Except for me.
Betsey Johnson
Carina Chocano
Her sexy clothes make merciless fun of sex. She's naughty, dresses like a kitschy rock Muppet and remembers when fashion had a sense of humor.
Bush’s new drug czar?
Daniel Forbes
John Walters, a hard-line drug warrior, is the leading candidate to replace Barry McCaffrey. Advocates say he's a throwback to the bad old days of Bill Bennett.
The music known as Vin Scully
Douglas Cruickshank
In which a reader's recollection of the acclaimed baseball announcer, still "impossibly hale, red-haired and perfect," makes our day.
The Bushes, from afar
Jake Tapper
For a White House that revels in restraint, a visit to the Holocaust Memorial Museum is dignified -- and very private.
Dopes on a rope
Anthony York, Carina Chocano
Episode 1: Andy, a guy who has issues with women, is chained to four babes. Welcome to reality TV, UPN style.
Salon recommends
Salon Staff
Voluptuous poems about love, lust and art, an American's view of everyday life in the new China and more.
Volcano wars
Laura Miller
Nine scientists met grisly deaths in a 1993 eruption in Colombia, but the battle over who was to blame rages on.
I was an apparatchik for Red China
Cara Anna
An American former editor at a government-run Chinese newspaper blasts coverage of the spy plane crisis.
The roots of the Rolling Stones
Stephanie Zacharek
Andrew Loog Oldham, the man who turned the Stones into bad-boy icons, tells his story, and a fan weighs in.
Days of the N
Joey Sweeney
Today's young metalheads wallow in self-pity and sound like Limp Bizkit. These kids don't need rock -- they need Paxil.
“Psycho factories” and “The business of law and order”
Salon Staff
Readers respond to our review of "Going up the River" and interview with the book's author, Joseph Hallinan.
Psycho factories
Maria Russo
Nonviolent criminals go in and sadistic thugs come out, but with military spending down, America's small towns are hooked on prisons.
Oscarspeak 2001
Amy Reiter
They won, they lost, they opened their mouths and spoke. And Steve Martin was f-u-n-n-y: Funny!
If Jenna Bush is a pothead, is it news?
James Pinkerton
The media has been silent about the National Enquirer's recent allegation that the first daughter is a marijuana user. Is the press giving the drug war's commander in chief a break?
Kate Bush
Amy Standen
With a voice you either love or hate, she belts out a song with a desperation that grabs you and won't let go.
The marriage hoax
Maria Russo
Conservative moralists, alarmed by the divorce rate, want us to
return to a Golden Age of Marriage. Too bad it never existed.
“Inside Pitch” by George Gmelch
King Kaufman
Podunk towns, brutal competition, wooden bats and dirty laundry -- an anthropologist shows what the lives of pro baseball players are really like.
Robert Thompson watches TV for a living
Geoff Edgers
How one professor turned into a pop culture pundit, where he stands on "C.H.i.P.S" and why he's quoted regularly in the New York Times.
Page: 180