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Gorgeous saga, global crisis
Andrew O'Hehir
"Last Call at the Oasis" paints a haunting, even poetic, portrait of the global water crisis. Will anyone listen?
From superheroes to doughboys
Steven Brower
Why a generation of gifted comic book artists transitioned from cartooning to advertising
“The Avengers”: Will superhero movies never end?
Andrew O'Hehir
Joss Whedon's overcrowded "Avengers" shows just how thoroughly played-out the genre has become
Selective bin Laden leaking
Glenn Greenwald
The WH tells a court the bin Laden raid is top secret, as it keeps leaking snippets to glorify the President
“Mad Men” on drugs
Nelle Engoron
Roger takes the leap into LSD, while Peggy and Don dramatically discover their own dependencies
When your child is gay
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Kids are coming out at younger and younger ages -- and parents need to help them. Here's how
“Mad Men”: Pete’s spiral of doom
Nelle Engoron
The Mad Man becomes even more insufferable, dejected and delusional. Are we being prepared for his death?
Column: Woods apologized. Sort of.
Salon Staff
Obama’s campaign video: Osama vs. puppies
Andrew O'Hehir
Davis Guggenheim's slippery "The Road We've Traveled" reframes Obama's stagnant first term as a tale of daring
Warhol’s working-class superheroes
Michael Dooley
The pop artist's early work provides an interesting commentary on class issues
A Superman art mystery
J.J. Sedelmaier
“I have your results”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Three months into a draining clinical trial, the doctor called with news. Was it working -- or not?
Go away, Carrie Bradshaw
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A teen "Sex and the City" prequel is headed to TV. Are women doomed to be compared to this character forever?
Who’s a real progressive?
David Sirota
Obama and Paul both hold positions anathema to liberals. Voters need to choose which ones to overlook
Michael Moore and the Oscars get it right
Andrew O'Hehir
The Academy's documentary category has been a horrible mess for years. The controversial new rules can only help
The rise of the political lie
David Sirota
Santorum's "blah" excuse is no surprise in an age when politicians are rarely held accountable for their words
Rick Santorum flip-flops on black people
Joan Walsh
Rick Santorum flip-flops on his comments about "black people." What if we take him at his word?
Where youth and relevance go to die
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Five new honorees join the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, where vibrancy gets stuck in a museum
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