Sean Elder

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  • Letters to the editor

    Luau wars, Wendy Shalit and the dearth of cool guys.
  • Meltdown at the L.A. Times

    Former publisher Otis Chandler chews out the management team that broke down the wall between church and state.
  • The skinny on damage control

    A well-placed Web site stole the thunder of a "20/20" exposi.
  • Anna Quindlen joins Newsweek

    Her first column is a distinctive blend of clichis and conventional wisdom.
  • A Dunne deal

    In his new memoir, Dominick Dunne describes how he found fame the old-fashioned way: He yearned for it.
  • Crossing the Atlantic

    Michael Kelly and William Whitworth talk about the changing of the guard at one of the nation's most respected magazines.
  • Letters to the Editor

    If children are cursing, blame the parents; battle of the sexes on "Family Law"; since when is Jeeves an Internet character?
  • Letters to the Editor

    How dumb does David Kelley think we are? Plus: Matt Drudge is a loudmouthed busybody; members of the mile-high club are disgusting.
  • Letters to the Editor

    Taking sides on Waco; Salon is as consumerist as the New York Times; how can I see the "Yellow Submarine"?
  • Good old sex

    Modern Maturity -- the largest-circulation magazine in America -- gets sexier as the baby boomers realize that 50 isn't old after all.
  • Randy Newman

    For decades, he has pulled us in two directions at once by expressing sentiments we don't want to hear in songs we never tire of hearing.
  • Take this longing from my tongue

    With his songs of love and God and unspeakable yearning, Leonard Cohen occupies his own place in the musical cosmos.
  • "The Coldest Winter Ever"

    Sister Souljah gives herself a starring role in her first novel.
  • The madness of love

    Richard Thompson's songs reflect the dark passion of an unclassifiable musical genius.
  • The most significant musical moments of 1997

    Salon contributors answer the question: what was your most significant moment of 1997?
  • Rolling Stones, Elton John, Genesis

    Sharps & Flats is a daily music review in Salon Magazine
  • Rolling Stones, Elton John, Genesis

  • Dedicated followers of passion

    One partied, one stewed. How the brothers Davies wore their rivalry and debauchery into the rough beauties of The Kinks hits.
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