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Ayn Rand-loving CEO destroys his empire
Lynn Parramore
The invisible hand waves bye-bye to Eddie Lampert, whose business plan has run Sears into the ground
Travels with right-wing nuts: My road trip on Route GOP with Paul Ryan and Michele Bachmann
Eric Lutz
One liberal, three GOP strongholds: What a drive through Ryan and Bachmann country says about America right now
Stealing from Blockbuster
Kevin Allardice
We considered it an act of defiance to mess with the corporate Goliath. Who knew the company would fail on its own?
I was an intern stripper
Melissa Petro
By day, I worked for a nonprofit afterschool program. By night, I was lap-dancing at a Times Square men's club
Hawaii state representative ends his anti-homeless sledgehammer campaign
Elias Isquith
"The point that I was trying to make has been made," Rep. Tom Bower says
Remembering the Kennedy assassination, 50 years later
Michael Winship
One of the gym teachers "heard that Lyndon Johnson had been hit, too, and was on the operating table"
Hawaii state representative smashes homeless people’s carts with a sledgehammer
Elias Isquith
State Rep. Tom Brower says he's grown "disgusted" with Hawaii's homeless
Google cannot be stopped
Andrew Leonard
The search giant crushed authors this week. Next up, advertisers. It would be scary, if it weren't so darn useful
Is the future of porn social?
Ej Dickson
Sites like Pinsex allow users to share pics and video -- and interact with their favorite adult stars
5 Christian “hipsters” trying to make fundamentalism look cool
Amanda Marcotte
Young people are leaving the church in droves. Meet the young people trying to bring them back
Surviving my mother: A mostly true memoir
Donna Minkowitz
The writer tells her story as if she were a golem, a mysterious creature of Jewish myth
Talking good and evil with Keanu Reeves
Andrew O'Hehir
Meeting the bloodied former superstar in Brooklyn to talk about his delicious directing debut, "Man of Tai Chi"
Pick of the week: A Texas cowboy faces AIDS
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Matthew McConaughey and Jared Leto are vibrant in the amazing true story of "Dallas Buyers Club"
It’s not just Jay Z: Luxury brands need to fight racial profiling too
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The star gets blamed for not taking a stand on Barneys' racial profiling, but what about Ferragamo?
So much for my Yelp revenge
D. Foy
When I posted a negative review, the shop owner threatened to smear me — but that was only the beginning
Jim Morrison appeared at my séance
D.R. Haney
I wasn't sure he'd revisit his old West Hollywood motel room, but I invited him anyway
Men are making it worse: Battered, fearful mothers are not to blame
Brittney Cooper
A troubling thread emerges in the aftermath of Adrian Peterson's son's death -- and it must be stopped, now
Karl Lagerfeld’s cat can has cheezburger
Ej Dickson
Choupette the pet's precocious persona helps explain why felines are so worshipped -- especially online
Chiwetel Ejiofor on “12 Years a Slave”: “I feel connected to the history, to the reality of it”
Daniel D'Addario
Ejiofor and costar Michael Fassbender talk to Salon about the Oscar frontrunner, and about racism around the world
Missouri town harassed victim of alleged rape and her family until they fled
Katie McDonough
Despite solid evidence of a crime, an alleged rapist is never prosecuted. Then the small town turned on the victim
Shut up, Starbucks: Your political stunts are a joke
Josh Eidelson
The coffee giant is getting great press for its latest political stunt. It doesn't deserve it.
Peter Buck: “I think we were all really ready for a change”
David Daley
Exclusive: Talking R.E.M., Tired Pony and the future, with an inspired Peter Buck -- in perhaps his last interview
The satisfying, tear-jerking “Breaking Bad” finale
Jen Chaney
Walt finally revealed who all his crimes were really for -- but showed he still had some humanity left
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