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Real World NOLA: Changing the narrative

Salon recaps the third episode and we're shown the consequences of Julie's big night of drinking at the drag show

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The untold story of chronic pain

Author Haider Warraich tells the story of chronic pain in his new book, "The Song of Our Scars"

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Mysterious hepatitis cases in kids

As misinformation swirls, a new CDC report finds a strong contender for cause of pediatric hepatitis outbreaks

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When dinosaurs died, plants thrived

A new study answers long-held questions about how dinosaurs' mass extinction influenced plant evolution

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"Ozark:" Marty and Wendy are losing it

Salon recaps Episode 10 and 11 of the second half of Season 4, in which we wonder who, if anyone, can be trusted

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How I started writing for TV

Making the leap to scripted TV with HBO's "We Own This City" took years of unglamorous and difficult work

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Climate change is good news for viruses

As the climate changes, wild animals and humans are apt to cross paths more often — opening the door for disease

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Stigma of BPD looms over Heard trial

Therapists weigh in on one psychologist's testimony, and stigma of the BPD diagnosis in women

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J.D. Vance may profit from Big Tech data

Trump's Ohio candidate rips Big Tech tactics but invests in app that collects "extensive information" on users

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What happens when you drink blood

Hematologists explain what happens, and the dangers, of drinking someone else's blood

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The bacteria that eat plastic waste

There are a number of challenges inherent to using bacteria to dissolve plastic, but the upsides are huge

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Ti West is fine if you walk out of "X"

The filmmaker spoke to Salon about crafting his subversive horror film set in Texas, elderly sex, and the prequel

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Jimmy Carter and disability rights

In 1977, people with disabilities occupied federal buildings across America. It was the beginning of something big

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Ann Wilson on gender, "Greed" and George

Heart's lead vocalist and songwriter digs deep into her Beatles influences for this "Everything Fab Four" interview

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Norah Jones talks "Come Away With Me"

The musician looks back with Salon at her insanely successful debut record: "No one expected me not to be myself"

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Randy Rainbow, singing truth to power

The comedian spoke to Salon about countering fake news with artifice, from spoof MTG interviews to Trump showtunes

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The end of "Ozark" is nigh

Salon recaps the first two episodes of the second half of Season 4, saying goodbye to the Byrdes for good

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Bill Maher on "sexy Disney"

On "Real Time," the host talks about "Mickey and Pluto going at it" and how DeSantis & Cruz may be on to something

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Gaspar Noé splits screens and witches

The provocateur spoke to Salon about split screens and the effects of what he watched during COVID on his work

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Sounds from a plane crash's "Black Box"

Director/cowriter Yann Gozlan spoke to Salon about making a tense mystery about aeronautics, conspiracies and more

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Jenifer Lewis, not just everybody's mama

On "Salon Talks," the author & activist discusses playing a "hot mess" on Showtime comedy "I Love That for You"

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"Flight Attendant:" Don't mace Brenda

Salon recaps this season's third and fourth episodes, which sees the big return of two familiar faces

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Why do some people worship the rich?

Billionaires like Steve Jobs and Elon Musk are no different than other billionaires... except they have cults

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How Christian nationalism warped America

Scholar Samuel Perry says the myth of a "Christian nation" has distorted American history from 1690 to Trump

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Michigan Dems accuse GOPers of "fraud"

Challenges seeking to disqualify Republicans allege they submitted names of dead people and unwitting non-voters

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