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"Who Killed Sara?" star turns producer

Manolo Cardona spoked to Salon from the Miami Film Festival about vulnerabilities, toxicity and co-productions

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Seeking "willing partner" in Hulu horror

Daisy Edgar-Jones & Sebastian Stan spoke to Salon about their gruesome Hulu film about the perils of modern dating

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How sunflowers became a protest symbol

Salon takes a look at how the "sunny" cultivar became more than just the nation's national flower

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Mars' bizarre "flower" rock, explained

The newly-dubbed "Blackthorn Salt" is comprised of minerals that were formed when Mars rocks interacted with water

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Ally Sheedy reflects on her best roles

The "Breakfast Club" actor appeared on "Salon Talks" to discuss the new sobriety and what works in a writers' room

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Why we still can't intercept ICBMs

Technology has advanced greatly since the Cold War. Yet stopping a nuclear missile is still beyond engineers' grasp

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Secret Service recruits in Huda's Salon

"Paradise Now" and "Omar" filmmkaer Hany Abu-Assad spoke to Salon about his need to "fight injustice through art"

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"They would say I was too pretty"

Jacqueline Bisset and her "Loren & Rose" director spoke to Salon about filmmaking, influences and collaboration

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QAnon followers are praising Putin

Is it a case of mass delusion or textbook cult dynamics? Experts weigh in

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Lack of sleep wreaks havoc on your brain

A celebration of "prolonged wakefulness" is terrible for our health, experts say

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Is long Covid making you depressed?

Those who recovered from COVID-19 are more likely to have anxiety, depression and other mental health issues

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Using sound to regenerate bones

Scientists hope that, by more easily using stem cells to regenerate bone tissue, they can help patients in new ways

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America's always had a pro-fascist side

Salon talks to the writer and professor about why America especially needs Black History Month now

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Why Dinklage is the "Cyrano" we need now

Joe Wright spoke so Salon about why he's drawn to the "fantasy of a period" film & how he updated a pivotal scene

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An abuse survivor's C-PTSD journey

Author Stephanie Foo talks to Salon about complex PTSD, as recounted in her new book "What My Bones Know"

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Inside Putin's deep appeal to the GOP

On Salon Talks, Rick Wilson breaks down the stakes of the "MAGA crazy" midterms and 2024, and what Dems need to win

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GOPer campaigns with violent ex-felon

Kari Lake, Trump's pick for Arizona's next governor, is using campaign funds to pay a convicted felon

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The distorted "freedom" of truck convoys

Salon talks to "The Next Civil War" author Stephen Marche about why Jan. 6 was like the first WTC bombing

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Misinformation swirls around kids, masks

Right-wing figures seize on the false claim that the pandemic has widely stunted normal childhood development

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Deer-tick virus could be next epidemic

A recent study in Pennsylvania found the highest-ever concentration of ticks carrying an oft-fatal virus

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Long COVID may have an inexpensive cure

Small studies suggest over-the-counter antihistamines can relieve long COVID symptoms

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"All Creatures" star talks love and war

Nicholas Ralph, who plays veterinarian James Herriot, spoke to Salon about the yuletide finale and what's next

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"Arthur's" appeal to millennial anger

Marc Brown spoke to Salon about John Legend & millennial love for an aardvark who grew up alongside the internet

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"Around the World in 80 Days" twist end

Ashley Pharoah spoke to Salon about staying faithful to Jules Verne (to a point)

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Why we love "humilitainment"

A meting out of justice, or pure sadism? Experts weigh in on the meaning of the popularity of "humilitainment"

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