Lily Salter's Blog, page 14
July 14, 2018
Help! My kid wants to use social media
Get your kid — and yourself — ready for the next step with these conversation starters
My grandfather wasn’t a Nazi fighting war hero — he was a brutal collaborator
A deathbed promise led to me discovering his complicity in the Holocaust — and what it means beyond my family
The weird and wonderful world of fish
A new book tells tales of the life aquatic
Udo Kier, master of creepy and camp, looks back on a wild career: “I’ve made 200 films. 100 are bad”
“Sometimes I get a script that says, ‘Only you can play it,'” the veteran character actor tells Salon
The horrors of terrorism makes travel an imperative not a luxury
Making the ephemeral and still vital human connections during travel connects people in joy and in tragedy
Donald Trump’s word has become more dishonest, per Toronto Star study
The president has spoken over 1,000,000 words and the last couple 1,000 contain more lies, according to the Star
The one-ingredient trick to make any bad melon much, much better
What is one to do with a bad melon?
Donald Trump’s ambassador of religious freedom lobbied on behalf of an anti-Islam activist
The U.S. ambassador of International Religious Freedom lobbied Britain to show sympathy to chief white nationalist
It’s Bobcat Goldthwait’s moment: With “Misfits & Monsters,” he’s not hiding anymore
Salon talks to the subversive filmmaker about his TruTV anthology series and the inspiration in “The Twilight Zone”
America’s addictions: Overdosing in Twenty-First Century America
Opioids, Donald Trump and war
