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Andrew O'Hehir is executive editor of Salon, and has been a writer and editor at the pioneering online news site since 1997, including many years as a film and cultural critic. He was previously an editor at SPIN magazine and was editor of the award-winning SF Weekly in the mid-1990s. He has also written for the New York Times, the Washington Post, Nautilus, Sight and Sound, Elle China, the Times (U.K.) and other publications.

Don Johnson (Reuters/Andrew Kelly)

Don Johnson: “Fame is a prison” (with lots of women and drugs)

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Judd Apatow, Seth Rogen (AP/Chris Park)

How Seth Rogen proved Ann Hornaday’s point about Elliot Rodger

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(AP/Kin Cheung/Salon)

The empire strikes back: How Brandeis foreshadowed Snowden and Greenwald

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How one sexy gay novel derailed Gore Vidal’s literary career

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Hugh Jackman in "X-Men: Days of Future Past"

“X-Men: Days of Future Past”: Superheroes face the sunset

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James Gray (Reuters/Regis Duvignau)

“It’s a very, very personal movie”: James Gray, the great American director Americans have never heard of

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Marco Rubio, Thomas Jefferson (Reuters/Gary Cameron/Salon)

This is not what democracy looks like: The long, slow death of Jefferson’s dream

Andrew O'Hehir

“Godzilla” is the best action movie since “Jaws”

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“Horses of God”: The real roots of Islamic terrorism

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(Disney/Ishika Mohan)

Jon Hamm’s “Million Dollar Arm” and the slow death of the sports movie

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Jon Favreau in "Chef," Seth Rogen in "Neighbors"

What “Neighbors” and “Chef” can teach us about white male privilege

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“The Double”: Two Jesse Eisenbergs and one gripping dystopian satire

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James Franco and Emma Roberts in "Palo Alto"

“Palo Alto”: Gia Coppola’s haunting suburban dream

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Rose Byrne, Seth Rogen in "Neighbors" (Universal Pictures)

“Neighbors” tries to make grown-ups the cool kids

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(AP/Evan Agostini)

Katie Couric vs. Big Food: She’s a “strong feminist,” but not an “activist”

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Robert E. Lee, Donald Sterling (AP/Julian Vannerson/Danny Moloshok)

Donald Sterling, ritual scapegoat

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The climate-change apocalypse — made disgusting!

Andrew O'Hehir
Agata Trzebuchowska in "Ida" (Music Box Films)

“Ida”: A wrenching voyage into Polish history

Andrew O'Hehir
Jamie Foxx and Andrew Garfield in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" (Columbia Pictures/Niko Tavernise)

“Amazing Spider-Man 2” could be great — if it weren’t a superhero movie

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Bob Hoskins (Reuters/Fabrizio Bensch)

R.I.P. Bob Hoskins 1942-2014

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Fanny Ardant in "Bright Days Ahead"

French screen legend Fanny Ardant: “I love everything dangerous”

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Donald Trump (AP/Mary Altaffer/Reuters/Steve Marcus)

The New Gilded Age: A bigger con job than the first one

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Macon Blair in "Blue Ruin"

“Blue Ruin”: A bloody, brilliant revenge thriller

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A recreated scene from "1971."

Let’s break into the FBI! Before Snowden and Manning, there was “1971”

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