Interviews

James Hannaham Gay men go to hell

"God Says No" author James Hannaham talks about religious repression, life in the closet -- and sex in the bathroom
  • Behind the food industry's iron curtain

    Michael Pollan and director Robert Kenner talk about "Food, Inc.," the movie agribusiness doesn't want you to see.
  • The dark side of the moon

    Sam Rockwell and Duncan Jones talk about their new space movie and the pleasures of 1970s science fiction films.
  • How to go viral

    The man who created flash mobs explains why crazes like Susan Boyle ruin our ability to focus on the big picture.
  • The secret lives of nannies

    The author of "Just Like Family" talks about what it's really like to be paid to love someone else's child
  • She works too hard for the money

    The authors of "Womenomics" challenge professional women to say no to overly demanding jobs -- even in a recession.
  • Steven Soderbergh and Sasha Grey deliver "The Girlfriend Experience"

    The indie film legend talks about his latest experiment: Casting a real-life porn star as a high-class call girl
  • Salon Radio: Eric Boehlert's new book about political blogs

    How has the advent of blogs changed politics and journalism?
  • Inventing a family

    French director Olivier Assayas talks about the temporary intimacy of filmmaking and his new movie, "Summer Hours."
  • Behind Washington's closet door

    Closeted gay politicians like you-know-who and hm-hm aren't just personally screwed-up, says filmmaker Kirby Dick. They're hopelessly distorting democracy.
  • Rorschach "Rachel"

    An Israeli film explores the ambiguous death of Rachel Corrie, peacenik angel to some and "terrorist-loving swine" to others.
  • The great foreskin debate

    To snip or not to snip? That was the question facing new parent Danae Elon, who didn't just wrestle with the controversies of circumcision -- she made a documentary about it.
  • U.N. torture official on America's legal obligations to impose accountability

    Shielding Bush officials from investigation violates clear international law and contradicts what we have demanded of others.
  • Don't have a cow!

    Famous animal lover Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson, the author of "The Face on Your Plate," talks about why you should consider giving up the burgers -- and the fromage.
  • Obama to release OLC torture memos; promises no prosecutions for CIA officials

    The objections of the CIA are dismissed and the White House has reportedly opted for full disclosure of Bush-era torture documents.
  • Salon Radio: Binyam Mohamed lawyer Clive Stafford Smith

    A Guantanamo lawyer is blocked from communicating with Obama about his client's torture, and then threatened with prosecution for complaining.
  • What you never knew about Columbine

    As a Salon reporter, Dave Cullen exploded myths about the tragic school shooting, now the subject of his new book. He talks about what the media bungled -- and what still surprises him.
  • The dirty girl

    Controversial "Wetlands" author Charlotte Roche talks about bodily functions, shaving pubic hair, and why there are so few euphemisms for female masturbation.
  • "Sugar": Best baseball movie ever

    OK, so the bar is pretty low. But this moving Dominican-American odyssey (from the makers of "Half Nelson") casts new light on the national pastime.
  • Gabriel Byrne feels your pain

    The star of "In Treatment" talks about the role of a therapist, the challenge of being a good listener and why everyone needs a good chair.
  • "The Real World's" Ryan speaks

    As he prepares to return to Iraq, the MTV reality show star discusses how it feels to be redeployed -- and to learn about it on camera.
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