Erin Keane (page 22)

Email: ekeane@salon.com

Twitter: @eekshecried

Erin Keane is Salon's Chief Content Officer. She is on faculty at the Naslund-Mann Graduate School of Writing at Spalding University, teaching creative nonfiction and poetry, and her memoir in essays, "Runaway: Notes on the Myths That Made Me," was named one of NPR's Books We Loved In 2022. She has held a variety of roles at Salon since 2014, including culture editor, managing editor, and editor in chief.

Bryan Cranston: "Happier than Tom Brady feels when he wraps his fingers around soft balls" Erin Keane

The Affair

The case for the “male orgasm face”: Why Ruth Wilson is right about TV sex scenes Erin Keane

“Fifty Shades” of cray: Why the books' fans should stop freaking out about the movie adaptation Erin Keane

Russell Simmons, Ava DuVernay, Reginald Hudlin

The dubious upside of Selma's Oscar snub: Hollywood can't continue to ignore its own race issues Erin Keane

Master of the meta-selfie: Why Kim Kardashian's new book cover makes such a bold statement Erin Keane

Iggy Azalea

Iggy Azalea’s toxic legacy: How she pushed boundaries in creating a hip hop "character" Erin Keane

American Sniper

“American Sniper” will definitely win the Oscar for Best Twitter-Bait Erin Keane

Billy Crystal

Billy Crystal's "gay sex" gaffe: What his comment about TV sex really meant Erin Keane

“Girls” goes to Iowa, humiliation ensues: Why pop culture hates MFA programs Erin Keane

"What it's like to date your dad": Why class markers matter in stories about taboo sexuality Erin Keane

Terry Richardson

Terry Richardson returns: His new magazine covers are the worst kind of attention-grabbing ploy Erin Keane

Benedict Cumberbatch, Bradley Cooper, Eddie Redmayne

How this became the year of the Important White Man movie Erin Keane

The celebrity #nomakeup selfie wars: I hate them--but here's why I'll never stop clicking on them Erin Keane

Bill Cosby

Ticketmaster offers Cosby tour refunds: Why the company is making a mistake Erin Keane

In praise of interrupting: Why telling co-workers to monologue at each other isn’t a solution to the "speaking while female" problem Erin Keane

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