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Comic cruelty

Eve Gerber - The Browser
Benjamin Busch

Out of Iraq, into "The Wire"

David Daley
Detail from Edward Burtynsky's "Rock of Ages #4, Abandoned Section, Adam-Pirie Quarry, Barre, Vermont, 1991." (See slide show for the complete photograph.) Digital chromogenic color print. (Photograph courtesy Howard Greenberg & Bryce Wolkowitz, New York / Nicholas Metivier, Toronto.)

Where skyscrapers come from

Emma Mustich
(AP/George Osodi)

Illegal logging: A rigged game

Heather Murdock - GlobalPost
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John Slattery and Jon Hamm in "Mad Men" (AMC)

1966: "Mad Men's" new year

Nelle Engoron
Rachel Hendrix in "October Baby"

The abortion war hits theaters

Andrew O'Hehir
Geraldo Rivera (AP/Richard Drew)

Hoodies don't kill

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Bill Moyers, Michael Winship
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Mary Elizabeth Williams
Ellie Kempner, Mindy Kaling, Brian Baumgartner and Kate Flannery in "The Office" (NBC)

"The Office" implodes

Willa Paskin
Iko Uwais in "The Raid: Redemption"

A dazzling martial-arts sensation

Andrew O'Hehir
Jennifer Westfeldt and Adam Scott in "Friends with Kids"

Irin Carmon
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Elisabeth Moss and Christina Hendricks in "Mad Men"

TV's greatest luxury good

Willa Paskin
Scenes from "Generation P" (left) and "Where Do We Go Now?"

Our new art-house golden age

Andrew O'Hehir
Kristen Stewart and Jennifer Lawrence

The sexual politics of "The Hunger Games"

Laurie Penny
George and Nick Clooney on the steps of the Sudan Embassy in Washington, D.C., on March 16. (Reuters/Kevin Lamarque)

Parenting advice from George Clooney's dad

Mary Elizabeth Williams
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Whitney Cummings and Chris D'Elia in "Whitney"

Willa Paskin
(From the cover of "The Story of the Stone")

Sophie Roell - The Browser
Jennifer Lawrence in "The Hunger Games"

The stupidity of "Hunger Games"

Andrew O'Hehir

Adam Kirsch
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Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi (AP/Charles Sykes)

Snooki's situation

Willa Paskin
In this undated image released by The Public Theater, Mike Daisey is shown in a scene from "The Agony and The Ecstasy of Steve Jobs," in New York. Daisey, whose latest show has been being credited with sparking probes into how Apple's high-tech devices are made, is finding himself under fire for distorting the truth. The public radio show “This American Life” retracted a story Friday, March 16, 2012, that it broadcast in January about what Daisey said he saw while visiting a factory in China where iPads and iPhones are made. (AP Photo/The Public Theater, Stan Barouh) (AP)

Mike Daisey and the inconvenient truth

Mark Oppenheimer
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Information junkies

Alec Ash - The Browser
Peter Cameron and a detail from the cover of "Coral Glynn"

Gothic, revisited

Laura Miller
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