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Move over metrosexuals, here comes the "yummy"
A new report discovers rich young men
03/25/2014 22:47 UTC
Abu Ghraib torture victims sued by contractors
CACI International counter sues victims after judge dismisses war crimes charge on a technicality
08/14/2013 23:28 UTC
Univ. of Texas considers taking Klansman name off dorm
Simkins Hall named after Florida KKK organizer who admitted committing violence against African-Americans
07/14/2010 22:27 UTC
From the "knee defender" to the pig on the plane: The year in crazy in-flight drama
Remember that live-tweet of a passenger's drunken, racist meltdown? 2014: A big year for viral air travel fiascoes
12/02/2014 22:50 UTC
The (literal) orgasm of my dreams
A woman needs to know why she climaxes in her sleep. Does that make her strange -- or worthy of envy?
10/07/2011 04:01 UTC
Fatal attraction or dumb and dumber?
Angelina and Billy Bob prove that you can screw your brains out; what Christina Aguilera really wants. Plus: Rupert Everett -- Jolie and Thornton on line 3. They say it's urgent!
06/16/2000 22:00 UTC
Watch a half century of Hollywood's obsession with whitewashing Africa
Taylor Swift's "Wildest Dreams" is just the most recent offender
09/03/2015 23:03 UTC
A "Friends"-shaped hole
Sure, they're back for one more year, but -- I never thought I'd say this -- I'll miss them when they're gone.
02/22/2002 02:00 UTC
How Michèle Flournoy's Pentagon dreams collapsed: Progressives fought back
Hawks mad: Two weeks ago, "Defense Secretary Flournoy" looked like a done deal. Then the left pushed back hard
12/08/2020 19:58 UTC
Is war with Iran coming next? Now that Trump has dumped the Iran deal, he may seek regime change
Will Trump be satisfied with scuttling Barack Obama's Iran deal? Because John Bolton and Mike Pompeo want war
05/09/2018 12:05 UTC
Is "grit" really the appropriate response to "coddling" in the classroom?
How can students have -- or learn -- grit when all kids face different realities?
10/02/2016 03:30 UTC
Sigmund Freud offers love advice in the visually stunning but impotent WWII drama "The Tobacconist"
Striking dream sequences and the late Bruno Ganz starring as the famed psychologist can't save this messy movie
07/09/2020 20:55 UTC
The best character on "The Gilded Age" is the bustle, adding an extra party to the back
The only thing many of the women on the HBO show have in common? An uncomfortable, open secret below their clothes
02/23/2022 00:00 UTC
The music of CPAC
Nothing says "Constitutional conservative" like late-'80s Van Halen
02/12/2011 02:01 UTC
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