Satire

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  • They're (formerly) grrrrreat!

    At the home for retired advertising icons, not everyone's happy to see the Geico Cavemen hit the big time.
  • No excuses for survivors of "unplanned sexual events"

    Baptists for Brownback get their Swift on.
  • "On Beauty" by Zadie Smith

    From the author of "White Teeth" and "The Autograph Man" comes an extraordinary academic comic novel in the tradition of "Howards End" that bursts with imagination.
  • More gay cartoon characters revealed!

    Crazed right-wing moralists, take note: Before SpongeBob, there was Snagglepuss ... and Huckleberry Hound ... and even Popeye.
  • Word History: NADER

    Nader (NAY-dur) n. Low point, as of a celestial body that has declined from an exalted height.
  • "He forgot Poland, Jim Bob! And Great Britain is two words!"

    The Bush/Kerry debate in translation.
  • "Let's turn a corner, any corner"

    An exclusive look at George W. Bush's nomination speech.
  • Why won't DUMB work for Bush?

    Dubya strategists puzzled as campaign launch fizzles.
  • Nancy News and the Mystery of the Old Crock

    What's a Bush-Cheney campaign manager doing in Iraq? Our favorite adorable teenage detective could not care less.
  • G.I. George, action president!

    The forthcoming President Bush aviator doll is a satirist's dream. But are Americans still too frightened to laugh at their leader?
  • Yes, Virginia, there is an insanity clause

    How else can you explain Congress getting away with something as loopy as cutting child tax credits for poor families?
  • The corrections, continued

    Just a few more dateline problems, editing errors and minor examples of moral turpitude from the nation's newspaper of record.
  • America rejoices as Bush's $217 tax cut produces mass wealth in Malaysia

    Plus more great news from your favorite show, NTR -- "Now That's Republican!"
  • Even worse than unemployment: The job interview

    The process is an exercise in humiliation, and the prize for success is a nightmare -- employment by your torturers.
  • "A Mighty Wind"

    Christopher Guest and his "Best in Show" cohorts are back, mocking the survivors of '60s folk music in this work of sideways comic genius.
  • TV's boldest news show

    OK, it's fictitious -- but so is our presidency. Jon Stewart's "The Daily Show" pulls the pants down on the fakes and fanatics who are leading us into the future.
  • White House vs. whitehouse

    Doesn't the vice president have better things to do than trample the First Amendment rights of a Web satirist? An interview with whitehouse.org's John Wooden.
  • Saddam exile options mount

    Atlantic City, Augusta National nixed, but St. Helena Island, Falklands beckon.
  • Find man, lose him, repeat cycle

    The thinking girl's guide to serial monogamy.
  • "Love manuals are evil"

    Salon columnist Carina Chocano talks about her new book, "Do You Love Me, or Am I Just Paranoid?"
  • Been there, done Iraq

    Recently discovered "Star Trek" scripts reveal Saddam-busting strategies.
  • FilthyFlicks

    Correcting the sin of omission, this company adds extra sex, nudity, profanity or extreme violence to our favorite screen gems.
  • Must-see TV

    Al-Jazeera joins the fall season free-for-all with its own lineup of potential hit shows.
  • I see London, I see France

    Beauty queens abdicate amid charges of accidental nudity and wanton naughtiness.
  • My First Monumental Reference Book

    Pestilently fecund children's publishing synergies have spawned a squirming, mewling, instinctively sucking, obliviously pooping litter of new celebrities. Awww. Aren't they sweet!
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