“You’re the Worst” and “Broad City,” two of the best shows of 2014, changed the way we think about TV relationships

Salon talks to the editor of Adbusters about the practical and philosophical roots of the movement

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Salon talks to the creator and stars of FX's "Atlanta," one of the best new shows coming to TV this fall

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Terry McMillan is flying high -- and if you don't like it, get off of her cloud.

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A recent crop of profiles of female MRAs shows that bad ideas are truly gender neutral

Salon talks to the former "120 Minutes" host about David Bowie, fandom, taste and using music to self-medicate

After being called out for stoking Ebola fears, here's how Joe Scarborough turned "Meet the Press" into a shoutfest

A new explanation from the Allen camp.

When in Rome, do as the Romans do: drink two bottles of wine and eat a porchetta sandwich

The star of "Happy Endings" tells Salon he doesn't care if old people -- or teenagers -- get his show's jokes

All you need is a little sugar and a rimmed sheet pan to radically transform seasonal produce

One night, shortly after Gary fell asleep, love squeezed Bill's insides so hard that his hands sprang forward like claws. Last of three parts.