Salon speaks to a Philip K. Dick expert about the trouble with adapting his books to the screen

Narrowing down to the absolute best requires a judicious ear and a willingness to sacrifice personal favorites

What a revived socialist movement could mean for unions — and the broader push for workers’ rights and dignity

I raised a lamb, I was going to eat it, so I went to see exactly what happens in between.

"If you thought youth organizing was strong," warned Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, "just wait for what's coming"

As behavioral scientists, we know there's almost never a single cause. But gun control is a good place to start

Who needs evil sheep? Here's one animal that won't wait for the ice to melt

Why let perfectly good meat go to waste?

What to Read: Behind a memoirist's idyllic childhood lies a story of a brave woman who had her own father arrested

"We've basically reduced what it means to be human to market terms," says brilliant critic of Ivy League/higher ed

Let it be resolved in 2019: No more movies about race that center white people's feelings

Hulu's holiday rom-com might be a cringe-worthy, gaslighting affair, but Jane transcends the usual film formula

Governor-elect Roy Cooper, a Democrat, threatens lawsuit after "ominous" GOP bills seek to strip his power

This dizzying saga of the '80s Manchester music scene is garish, reckless, endlessly self-indulgent and totally untrustworthy. What a blast!

By focusing only on punishment, experts say we're putting more children at risk