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Elmore Leonard rips off “Justified”!
Kristopher Jansma
The relationship between the creator and the FX hit is as fascinating and complicated as the show itself
My search for Creflo Dollar
Emily Raboteau
I set out to find the Promised Land and that quest brought to a prosperity-pushing Atlanta mega-church
My lucky thunder thighs
Antonia Crane
As a stripper, my thick legs were a liability. But they also carried me through drug addiction and grief
How fracking is corroding small-town America
Andrew O'Hehir
Matt Damon and Gus Van Sant's "Promised Land" explores how fracking is poisoning small towns — like mine
Polar bears just might outlive us all
Zac Unger
They've become the fuzzy face of climate change. But these animals are far more resilient than we like to think
Slavoj Zizek: I am not the world’s hippest philosopher!
Katie Engelhart
The coolest and most influential leftist in Europe tells Salon he battles depression -- and those who worship him
7 states where gun sales are surging after Sandy Hook
Adele M. Stan
Across the nation, the rush is on to grab assault rifles and large-capacity magazines -- even in Connecticut
The answer is not more guns
Alex Seitz-Wald
A trendy argument suggests we'll be safer if more people carry guns. It's dangerous, wrong and terrible policy
U.S. Intelligence emerges from the shadows
Tom Engelhardt
America's covert wars continue, but on a far grander scale than we ever could have imagined a generation ago
The Smiths: Best band ever?
David Daley
No band captured the tormented teen soul like the Smiths. The author of a new 700-page bio explains why they matter
What can we learn from freestyle rappers?
Kevin Charles Redmon
A new brain study reveals they may hold the key to enhanced creativity
Paula Broadwell’s big mistake
Andrew Leonard
She thought she was covering her tracks. But in the age of frictionless surveillance, Big Brother can't be stopped
Phony school “reform” agenda takes a beating
David Sirota
The media barely noticed, but voters in three states rejected the profit-driven fraud that is education "reform"
I love my dog as much as my child
Lauren Slater
We are not allowed to say this, but sometimes it is true. We connect with animals as deeply as our own offspring
Neil Young’s kitchen-sink memoir
Jesse Jarnow
Occasionally fascinating and often disjointed,"Waging Heavy Peace" rarely matches the power of its author's music
Andy Warhol’s great secret
Will Gompertz
The pop icon changed the nature of art and celebrity forever because he knew art did not have to look like art
Is Minnie too skinny?
Sarah Seltzer
Üuber-chic department store Barney's New York gives the Disney icon a makeover -- and may have gone too far
How Marvel created the modern blockbuster
Panio Gianopoulos
Bam! Pow! A new history of the iconic comics company reveals the bare-knuckled scrapping behind famed superheroes
A nice place to rest
Shannon Firth
Think apartment-hunting in New York is competitive and expensive? Try finding a cemetery plot
Best insulated water bottle
Kyle VanHemert
Looking for an environmentally sound way to enjoy delicious water? Look no further than the Klean Kanteen
Chabon on race, sex, Obama: “I never wanted to tell the story of two guys in a record store”
Andrew O'Hehir
The Pulitzer winner and early Obama backer felt blacks had become invisible to him. The result: "Telegraph Avenue"
Stars come for fourth annual Fashion Night Out
Samantha Critchell
Kim Kardashian, Kate Upton, Cyndi Lauper, and other celebs came out for Fashion Night Out in New York
Hollywood goes South Asian
Tom Jacobs
Mindy Kaling's just the latest breakout star of South Asian extraction
Wall Street: Rise of the machines
Christopher Steiner
Algorithms rule the markets. They even read the papers
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