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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.

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Pick of the week: “The Way, Way Back” is a wistful summer escape

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“The Lone Ranger”: Rip-roaring adventure meets dark political parable

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America’s split personality: Paranoid superstate and land of equality

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Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy in "The Heat."

“The Heat”: Police misconduct as feminism

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“White House Down”: Destroying America in order to save it

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Pick of the week: The mind-blowing black punk band from 1974

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“I’m So Excited!”: An air disaster, made fabulous

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“How to Make Money Selling Drugs”: The war America keeps on losing

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A scene from "China Syndrome"

Are environmentalists rethinking nuclear power?

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Pick of the week: Hijacked by Somali pirates

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“The Attack”: I married a suicide bomber

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“World War Z”: The zombie apocalypse gets super-sized

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A head trip to a haunted recording studio

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From Ike to “The Matrix”: Welcome to the American dystopia

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Pick of the week: Fighting the world’s worst homophobia

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“Man of Steel”: Truth, justice and the Nietzschean way

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James Franco, Jonah Hill, Craig Robinson, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel and Danny McBride in "This Is the End."

“This Is the End”: Dude, it’s the apocalypse!

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Julian Assange, Alex Gibney (AP/Kirsty Wigglesworth/Victoria Will)

Is Alex Gibney’s WikiLeaks film “state agitprop”?

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Investigative reporter Jeremy Scahill (right) with a U.S.-sponsored Somali warlord in a scene from "Dirty Wars."

Obama’s “Dirty Wars” — and a soiled presidency

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Pick of the week: Joss Whedon does Shakespeare

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“The Internship”: A fatal overdose of Googliness

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Morton Downey Jr.: The man who broke talk TV

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Class war comes to the multiplex

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Pick of the week: Inside an “eco-terror” cell

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