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Oscar documentary shorts: A guide to “St. Louis Superman” and “Walk Run Cha-Cha”
Gary M. Kramer
Before seeing the nominated shorts in theaters, read Salon's interviews with the filmmakers for two of them
Royal flush: Understanding the power of Donald Trump’s toilet politics
Chauncey DeVega
Trump's obsession with plumbing may seem buffoonish — but it forges a personal connection with his followers
“Joker” leads the pack with 11 nods: Here is the complete list of nominees for the 2020 Oscars
Joseph Neese
Not far behind were a trio of films with ten nods each: 1917," "The Irishman" and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"
Trump’s authoritarian assault on democracy continues: What lies ahead?
Chauncey DeVega
Fascism scholar Ruth Ben-Ghiat: If Trump wins again, America will be "ready for full-on authoritarian rule"
“Party of Five” reboots the ’90s classic with a family orphaned by deportation
Melanie McFarland
In Freeform's must-watch drama, meet the Acostas, a hard-working family torn apart by our cruel deportation policy
Fox News accuses Salon of attacking “American values” after writer calls Hallmark movies “fascist”
Igor Derysh
Actor Dean Cain accused Amanda Marcotte of calling Santa a Nazi on "Fox & Friends." Did he actually read her words?
The Marvel Cinematic Universe dominated the decade – here are all 23 films, ranked
Matthew Rozsa
With the recent release of the trailer for "Black Widow," let's look at the nearly two dozen films that led the way
“Watchmen” creator Damon Lindelof talks about America’s white superhero complex
Melanie McFarland
Salon continues our chat with Lindelof about his series central interrogation of America's mass superhero worship
HBO’s “Watchmen” trolls history and heroic whiteness in the most extraordinary episode yet
Melanie McFarland
Damon Lindelof's take on history meets up with that of the comic books' to tell a true American hero origin story
“Zombieland: Double Tap” is the weirdly endearing sequel no one asked for
Matthew Rozsa
Director Ruben Fleischer serves up a second helping of giddiness, gore, and of course, brainsss
Former state Rep. Bruce Franks Jr.: “I woke up” after Michael Brown Jr. was murdered
Nicole Karlis
"I need to fight and I need to figure it out": Franks Jr. on why he got in — and got out — of politics
Unlike “Fast Color,” “Raising Dion” may be an industry underdog tale where the little guy wins
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's show about a boy with superpowers isn't from Marvel or DC, and may be why you didn't hear about it earlie
Netflix’s best new releases in October, from the “Breaking Bad” movie to “Big Mouth”
Ashlie D. Stevens
From Jenny Slate and David Chang, to a Mexican-inspired anime and a sumo minidoc, this fall has it
The strange connection between Bobby Kennedy’s death and Scooby-Doo
Kevin Sandler
Scooby-Doo celebrates his 50th birthday this month
The right-wing American love affair with one of the most disturbing serial killers
Thom Hartmann
Trump's favorite book, "The Fountainhead" by Ayn Rand, is telling of his ideologies
Comics and sci-fi powerhouse J. Michael Straczynski has an incredible origin story of his own
Chauncey DeVega
Salon and the prolific writer and "Babylon 5" creator discuss "Becoming Superman," "Sense8," "World War Z" and more
Amazon’s “The Boys”: In this rowdy exploration of superhero backlash, anger is also a superpower
Melanie McFarland
We may not be done with comic book heroes, but we may be ready for the regular guy to knock them around for once
Batman producer defends Robert Pattinson against casting backlash: “Wait until you see it”
Zack Sharf
Pattinson will star as Bruce Wayne/Batman in Matt Reeves' 2021 superhero tentpole for Warner Bros.
Is Zack Snyder’s “Watchmen” really that bad? Let’s take another look
Matthew Rozsa
With HBO's "Watchmen" new adaptation trailer getting fans excited, it's time to reappraise the panned Snyder film
Four lessons from Marvel’s Infinity Saga the MCU should take into Phase 4
Matthew Rozsa
Marvel is entering a new era with Phase 4. Here are 4 takeaways from the previous cycles the studio should heed
More Thor! Why this Marvel superhero deserves yet another sequel
Matthew Rozsa
With Taika Waititi directing, Thor is now the first MCU character to get a fourth standalone movie — and rightly so
Iron Man is the secret villain of the “Spider-Man” movies
Matthew Rozsa
Iron Man may be a hero, but his wealth and sense of entitlement also produced both of Spider-Man's main villains
In “Avengers: Endgame,” Captain America is a man out of time (and other maddening plot holes)
Matthew Rozsa
"Avengers: Endgame" was good! But that doesn't mean it all made sense
Robert Mueller wasn’t Superman: Straight-arrow prosecutor no match for Trump crime family
Bob Cesca
Bill Maher is right: We needed a direct assault on the criminal in the White House and got legalistic nuance
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