Interviews

Jonathan Safran Foer's beef with factory farms Jonathan Safran Foer's beef with factory farms

The polarizing author and vegetarian discusses his new book, "Eating Animals," and the hefty cost of cheap food
  • Salon Radio: Patriot Act and FISA reforms

    Is there any chance Congress will fix the abuses they enabled with past legislation?
  • Salon Radio: Rep. Alan Grayson on de-funding corrupt defense contractors

    Congress just unintentionally enacted a bill de-funding America's 10 largest defense contractors.
  • Is the Internet melting our brains?

    No! The author of "A Better Pencil" explains why such hysterical hand-wringing is as old as communication itself
  • John Malkovich faces "Disgrace"

    The screen icon on playing Coetzee's doomed hero, rewriting other people's scripts and making terrible movies
  • The family who just said no

    "No Impact" couple Colin Beavan and Michelle Conlin on the new movie capturing their year without A/C, TV or T.P.
  • Will Ecuador's Indians bankrupt Chevron?

    Documentarian Joe Berlinger on the amazing Amazon pollution case in "Crude" -- and its link to the West Memphis 3
  • The journalist, the murderer and the Adderall

    Author Stephen Elliott talks about the grisly trial, and the prescription dependency, he could not shake
  • Art, commerce, Anna Wintour and "The September Issue"

    Director R.J. Cutler on Anna Wintour, Grace Coddington and the backstage fashion dramas of "The September Issue"
  • My best frenemy

    Lucinda Rosenfeld talks about the dark side of female friendships and plants a stiletto in sisterhood clichés
  • Binger turned food critic

    Former New York Times restaurant critic Frank Bruni on his torturous lifelong relationship with food
  • The first Mafia don's reign of terror

    Before there was Al Capone, there was Giuseppe Morelli. Author Mike Dash talks about his legacy -- and his violence
  • Woodstock never dies

    A new VH1 documentary by Barbara Kopple suggests that the festival's legacy carries on and on
  • Everyone's favorite weasel

    Vincent Kartheiser explains why he loves playing Pete, Don Draper's bitter foil on "Mad Men"
  • Is apartheid acceptable -- for giant bugs?

    Peter Jackson protégé Neill Blomkamp talks about "District 9," the sci-fi breakthrough of the summer
  • 10 minutes with Meryl Streep

    The film legend talks about channeling Julia Child, anti-Hillary sentiment -- and the problem with male bloggers
  • Prep school casualty

    The author of young-adult memoir "Everything Sucks" talks about drugs, anorexia and why "Gossip Girl" gets it wrong
  • Is Nora Ephron the foodiest filmmaker?

    The director of "Julie & Julia" opens up about her great passion, on-screen and off: Food
  • Salon Radio: ACLU's Jonathan Hafetz on Mohamed Jawad

    Why has a young Afghan boy - no older than 15 when detained - been kept in Guantanamo for the last seven years?
  • SheWrites.com: A salon of one's own

    The founder of a literary networking site for women talks about Facebook feminism and the peril of pink covers
  • Deep inside the Boosh

    Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt of "The Mighty Boosh" talk about bringing their fantastical cult hit to America
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