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“Drive” backlash spawns absurd lawsuit
Thomas Rogers
A Michigan woman demands compensation when Ryan Gosling's arty movie doesn't deliver the chase scenes she wanted
Welcome to “God Talk,” starring Dexter
Ian Grey
The de-evolution of a once-great show continues, but at least Deb gets a few good scenes
Steve Jobs and drug policy
Glenn Greenwald
America's most admired inventor heaps praise on his own drug use, exposing the falsity at the heart of the Drug War
Why American novelists don’t deserve the Nobel Prize
Alexander Nazaryan
An American hasn't won in 20 years. The Academy finds our writers insular and self-involved -- and they're right
An interview with the dean of “Community”
Matt Zoller Seitz
Dan Harmon, the hit sitcom's creator, talks to Salon about comedy, agony, paintball, "The Simpsons" and "Glee"
Imagining H.G. Wells' sex life
Heller McAlpin
A new novel provides a faithful fictionalization of the sci-fi icon's less famous exploits
Fear and hugging at Dunder-Mifflin
Matt Zoller Seitz
James Spader's debut sharpened the show's dulled edge -- but does it have the nerve to draw blood again?
Why Charlie Sheen is still winning
Matt Zoller Seitz
"Two and a Half Men" replacement Ashton Kutcher can't compete with pop culture's smirking prince of darkness
At U.K. terror inquiry, Rep. King defends I.R.A. terror
Justin Elliott
At a parliamentary hearing on Muslim radicalization, the New York Republican condones Irish radicalization
GOP elites think Perry’s unelectable, but GOP voters disagree
Alex Pareene
What Tim Pawlenty's endorsement of Mitt Romney means, and why he might be misguided
The untold tragedies of Leningrad
Michael O'Donnell
A new book sheds new light on the devastating suffering of civilians during the epic siege of World War II
The rise and fall of Chet Baker
Greil Marcus
A brilliant biography chronicles the singer and musician's transition from jazz star to junkie
Kate Gosselin is “freaked” about unemployment
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The reality star loses her show -- and America is somehow unmoved by her plight
When the world spoke French
Michael Dirda
A new book explores the world of 18th century Europe when the romance language defined culture
Can Chaz Bono dance like a dude?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Conservatives are flipping out over his "Dancing With the Stars" casting, proving again why the show matters
Endless War and the culture of unrestrained power
Glenn Greenwald
The political and media classes appear to have learned no lesson from America's wild overreaction to the attacks
Howard Dean responds to Salon
Justin Elliott
And we respond to his spokeswoman's dismissal of our story about Dean's paid advocacy work
The Cheney Regency
Jefferson Morley
In his new book the former vice president disses his boss -- and boasts of power
The Pentagon’s strengthening grip on Hollywood
David Sirota
New projects, including Kathryn Bigelow's bin Laden film, show rising pressure on filmmakers to please the military
Glenn Beck, the Israeli edition
Noga Tarnopolsky
In Jerusalem, the right wing commentator styles himself as a religious leader of the Jerry Falwell variety
Judge throws out suit against “The Help” author
Holbrook Mohr
Woman who alleged writer Kathryn Stockett used her likeness without permission screams: "She knows she did it"
Who’s behind the New Yorker’s bin Laden exclusive?
Russ Baker
The article's heavy reliance on anonymous sources raises questions about whose story is being told
How Paul Ryan is like Sarah Palin
Justin Elliott
They've both enjoyed the promotional efforts of Weekly Standard editor Bill Kristol
Rick Perry: The pro-Shariah candidate?
Justin Elliott
The Texas governor's surprisingly warm relationship with the Muslim community
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