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I Like to Watch: Play the Blame Fame game! "Nashville" and "Gossip Girl" prove that the only thing tackier than fame is fortune. Plus: On "Top Chef," Anthony Bourdain uses words to hurt people.; By Heather Havrilesky Sep 16, 2007
Peeking under the tutu: Director Robert Altman discusses getting attacked by the far right, working outside of Hollywood, and exposing the naked virtues of ballet in "The Company."; By Amy Reiter Jan 6, 2004
The Salon Interview: Steve Earle: The radical country rocker and composer of "John Walker's Blues" blasts the war on Iraq, denounces the death penalty and explains why ex-druggies believe in God.; By Andrew O'Hehir Nov 13, 2002
Can women save country music?: Dynamite new albums from the Dixie Chicks, Kelly Willis and Allison Moorer bridge the gap between alt-country and those cowboy-hat robots in Nashville.; By Stephanie Zacharek Sep 14, 2002
The battle of Nashville: After the Country Music Foundation purged beloved longtime employees, some fans and scholars fear that "new country" is invading hallowed ground.; By Edward Morris Feb 20, 2002
"Nashville": On this long-awaited DVD, director Robert Altman talks about the making of an American classic.; By Bill Wyman Jan 3, 2001
New life for Gore: After the networks declare him dead, the vice president gets a second chance at election.; By Alicia Montgomery Nov 8, 2000
Alan Jackson gives Nashville the finger: On the eve of country music's biggest night, the superstar bites the hand that feeds him -- again.; By Eric Boehlert Oct 4, 2000
Robert Altman: Hollywood's ultimate outsider is at long last the Big Daddy of American cinema.; By Stephen Lemons Aug 15, 2000
A movie called "Nashville": By Ray Sawhill; Jul 5, 2000
A movie called "Nashville": Twenty-five years ago, it looked like Robert Altman's freewheeling cinematic tapestry would change movies forever. What happened?; By Ray Sawhill Jun 27, 2000
Of football and flamenco: A coach's kids flee sports for the wussy arts.; By Kerry Madden-Lunsford Apr 14, 2000
The godfather from Dallas ends the party: By throwing Jesse Ventura's followers out of the Reform Party, Ross Perot's faction destroyed its chances of affecting this year's elections.; By Micah L. Sifry Feb 14, 2000
Sharps & Flats: Forget the heart, this Robbie Fulks collection draws on the singer's twisted mind.; By David Hill Jan 10, 2000
Have yourself a merry Jimmy Buffettmas: Pour yourself a drink and forget the presents. December 25 offers plenty of other reasons to celebrate.; By Gentry Lane Dec 15, 1999
"Boy, you sing like your granddaddy": Hank Williams III pays a debt to Nashville -- and looks toward Texas for real country music.; By David Bowman Nov 3, 1999
George Jones: His voice weathered and mellowed, this country legend still sings about living -- and he's got plenty of it under his belt.; By Stephanie Zacharek Oct 26, 1999
Throw the bums out: Al Gore's corporate team has struck out, so it's time for the vice president to bring some true believers on board.; By Joe Conason Oct 5, 1999
Sharps & flats: "Cold Hard Truth" is peppered with dark ballads about lost love and regretful decisions. George Jones, country's greatest living voice, knows his subject well.; By David Hill Jul 9, 1999
Sharps & flats: Session men Speedy West and Jimmy Bryant hot-licked Hollywood -- and escaped the long arm of Nashville.; By David Hill Jun 17, 1999
Altman's fortune: Robert Altman finds his Paul McCartney in screenwriter Anne Rapp.; By Michael Sragow Jun 3, 1999
Unbroken: June Carter and Johnny Cash celebrate her new album with soulful spirituals and fried green tomatoes.; By Brett Anderson May 18, 1999
Tiny Town: Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine; By Tony Scherman Aug 5, 1998
Road warrior: David Bowman talks to Lucinda Williams about her new album 'Car Wheels on a Gravel Road'; By David Bowman Jul 1, 1998
The Mavericks: By John Milward Apr 14, 1998

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