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Molly Ringwald and Jane Monheit: The universe knew what it wanted for us
Molly Ringwald
Molly Ringwald celebrates her brilliant new album by talking Ella, Hoagy and motherhood with musician Jane Monheit
I almost died in Syria
Olly Lambert
I've covered wars for years, but nothing prepared me for the conflict on the ground – or in my head
Colonial Williamsburg: Where the Tea Party gets schooled
Andrew O'Hehir
There's lots of NRA and Tea Party garb in colonial Williamsburg. But the history has a confrontational new approach
Passing gas: A modern scientific history
Mary Roach
Our most embarrassing bodily function has scientists — and big business — obsessed
Criminalizing “revenge porn”
Tracy Clark-Flory
As more people post naked pics of exes, the law has failed to keep up. Some activists are trying to change that
Even a Mets fan can be optimistic on Opening Day
Bryan Joiner
Baseball season is finally upon us, which means hope once again springs eternal
Watching the Beats grow old
Joseph Neighbor
A new exhibition captures the lives of Allen Ginsberg and his fellow poets, before and after they became famous
Sneaky author tricks
Laura Miller
A novel within a novel is a clever touch, but are postmodern writers abusing their readers' patience?
In Supreme Court, anti-gay movement is humiliated
Irin Carmon
Both sides of the marriage fight were presented on a national stage this week. It wasn't even close
I miss playing music
Cary Tennis
What can ever replace the band, the clubs, the comradeship, the flow?
The Sunday Shows take on guns and gays
Alex Pareene
Today. more Iraq War salesmen hype the Iran threat and David Gregory stands up for the right to drink soda
Is Roger Ailes the GOP’s worst enemy?
Eric Boehlert
Despite the party's rebranding efforts, Fox News seemingly has no interest in moderating its attack programming
Is a not-so-grand bargain back?
Joan Walsh
Report: House GOP would hike revenue to get a big political win -- a Democratic president slashing popular programs
The confident masculinity of “Chicago Fire”
Willa Paskin
The NBC drama has attracted an audience thanks to its reliable charms
Domestic and international violence are one and the same
Ann Jones
John Stuart Mill had it right. Our abuse of women at home mirrors, and sometimes dictates, our behavior abroad
Viggo Mortensen: Lay off the pope
Andrew O'Hehir
The "Lord of the Rings" star, who shares a soccer team with the pope, has known him for years and defends his honor
Prince is not a baby boomer
Touré
Forget Kurt and Tupac: Prince's focus on apathy, apocalypse -- and sex -- make him the ultimate Gen X icon
“Far less hokey and weird”
Jonathan Krohn
I was a 13 year-old star at CPAC in 2009. When I returned this week, I realized I wasn't the only one who'd changed
Bachmann: Blogging is a “miracle”
Alex Seitz-Wald
Speaking to conservative bloggers, the Tea Party hero says, "Bloggers are where it's at!"
CPAC still at war with itself over gay marriage
Jillian Rayfield
Two back-to-back panels put the tension within the conservative movement on full display
Nick Cave instructs SXSW in phone etiquette
Andrew Leonard
The audience at his talk showed a little bit too much mobile device love. But not for long
My brother’s life, unraveled
Alex Halperin
Anthony was a star. But he faced a threat that none of us could contain
I have seen the future of retail and it looks like an Oreo
Andrew Leonard
Lessons from a social media data-crunching mastermind: The "tweet heard around the world" was no accident
You’re such a jerk
William B. Irvine
If that headline makes you feel bad, an expert says it's because we're genetically wired to take offense
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