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“The gay shall stay”: “SNL” mocks Ron DeSantis’ failed attempt to take Disney’s Florida kingdom
Hanh Nguyen
When Bowen Yang breaks out the costumes, you know it's going to be good
“Saturday Night Live” riffs on Trump’s indictment in cold open
Kelly McClure
"It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me," said cast member James Austin Johnson as Trump
COVID isn’t over, even if Tilda Swinton and other celebrities say so
Alison Stine
The actor, who was struggling with long COVID only last year, was vocal about being anti-COVID protocols
“I’m actually not freezing my eggs”: Nikki Glaser opens up about comedy, fertility and oversharing
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks" the comedian discussed the joys of being "a little cringe" and her hopes for "FBoy Island"
Woody Harrelson’s anti-vax joke raises questions about what we excuse in likable people
Melanie McFarland
The goofball star's inebriated "SNL" stunt makes us wonder what we'll tolerate from conspiracy theorist friends
“SNL” open has something for everyone: Trump riffs, weed jokes and anti-vax sentiments
Kelly McClure
Host Woody Harrelson made comments during his monologue that left viewers wondering if he's anti-vax
Richard Belzer, beloved “Law & Order: SVU” star and stand-up comedian, dies at 78
Erin Keane
Belzer played cynical, wisecracking police detective John Munch on "SVU" for more than 200 episodes
“That’s where I draw the line”: David Cross has words for comics who moan about cancel culture
Dean Obeidallah
Cross talks to Salon about his stand-up tour, capitalism, rejecting theocracy and how a fan once changed his mind
“I’ve done my share of bombing”: Marc Maron on taking comedy risks, failure and unfunny edgelords
Mary Elizabeth Williams
On "Salon Talks," the comic discusses his HBO special "Bleak to Dark," navigating gnarly grief and embarrassment
Adventures at the Clown Palace: Stand-up comedy helped me confront my depression and cultural taboos
Kuang Lee
"You get on this stage, and it doesn't have to be funny," my comedy teacher said. Time to get honest with myself
Here are three actors who received both Razzie and Oscar nominations for the same performance
Joy Saha
While performances are subjective, there's usually a consensus if it's good or bad. These actors defied the binary
Barbara Walters’ friends and colleagues react to the news of her death at 93
Kelly McClure
Known for her frank and intimate interviewing style, Walters paved the way for women in broadcast journalism
From Lizzo to Megan Thee Stallion, 2022 was the year of survival for Black women in the public eye
Melanie McFarland
Success made these women standouts – and therefore targets for those not willing to see them prosper this year
“Saturday Night Live” jabs at Trump’s NFT cards in the cold open for Cecily Strong’s last episode
Kelly McClure
Strong bid farewell to the show she's been a key member of for eleven seasons and helped rip Trump one last time
Salon’s favorite books of 2022 — fiction and nonfiction
Erin Keane, Troy Farah, Matthew Rozsa, Ashlie D. Stevens, Mary Elizabeth Williams, Amanda Marcotte, D. Watkins, Kelly McClure, Alison Stine, Hanh Nguyen, Andrew O'Hehir, Chauncey DeVega
From memoirs about movies and difficult moms to dark academia novels, here are this year's favorite reads
Election denier Kari Lake cries “voter disenfranchisement” as she meets with Trump at Mar-a-Lago
Samaa Khullar
Lake flies to talk to Trump as she gathers "evidence" to challenge her Arizona election loss
“I’m collecting evidence”: Arizona election loser Kari Lake refuses to concede, hires “best” lawyers
Areeba Shah
"What happened to Arizonans on Election Day is unforgivable," Lake said in a new video
Zosia Mamet on pushing for a trigger warning for stories about food and feelings
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Girls" actor spoke to Salon about her all-star collection of essays on our deep emotional connections to food
“Blacks and Jews” authors on Chappelle, Kanye getting caught in the “Black antisemitism” loop
Jacques Berlinerblau, Terrence L. Johnson
Don't call it Groundhog Day. Scholars discuss recent events contributing to the repeated Black vs. Jewish discouse
“I’ll burn Arizona to the ground”: SNL cold open roasts Kari Lake’s midterm nailbiter
Kelly McClure
Cecily Strong puts Lake's soft focus refusal to admit defeat under harsh light
What’s behind Elon’s Twitter disaster? A fundamental misunderstanding of “free speech”
Paul Rosenberg
Social media experts saw this all coming: Engineers don't understand freedom of speech, community or human behavior
“Everybody wants the picture”: Why Kevin Nealon learned to draw caricatures when comedy clubs closed
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The comedian reflects on his "SNL" era and how his drawing hobby became a book of celebrity caricatures
Amy Schumer references “Nazi ties” and “Kanye” in the same breath on “Saturday Night Live”
Alison Stine
In her "SNL" opening monologue, the comedian took on childbirth, weird marriage sex, autism and more
Sinéad O’Connor “refused to play the game”: “Nothing Compares” filmmaker on the bold non-conformist
Gary M. Kramer
Kathryn Ferguson spoke to Salon about exploring the reluctant pop star and the media's brutal treatment of her
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