A new comic romps through one of philosophy's greatest debates

We may think of flags as having a specific meaning, but there are few symbols whose significance is truly permanent

She asked for more vice-presidential power on the heels of Dick Cheney's abuse, and she failed to show simple decency when Biden referenced his family tragedy.

With diminished romance and attraction in a long marriage, a reader asks Arielle for advice on what his wife wants

For Jennifer, does "Friends" come before family? Justin is Kelly Osbourne's knight in shining armor. Plus: It's hobbits vs. humans in the Great Shaving Cream War.

"We couldn't dominate women if we wanted to."

Note to CBS: when you mess with a slayer, you get staked

MP3.com's "Adult Content" ghetto is an orgy of canned beats and moaning nymphets. But it's entertaining, and the artists make a little cash.

Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine

There were worse nominees George Bush might have sent up to the Supreme Court, and he did not. So shake hands with John Roberts and wish him well.

Nick Cage and Lisa Marie not the only couple calling it quits; kids' barf worse than bite for Frazier's Niles; J.Lo sends a naked Ben to the showers. Plus: Fabio faux ever!

The billionaire, Ken Langone, also praised Manchin last year for his "guts and courage"

David Zonana's latest film is an indictment on the power imblance that forces Mexican men to turn on their own

Sharp, staccato Scottish dialogue more macho than Mamet's fills James Kelman's new story collection.