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When I went back into the closet
Leslie Fenton
As a teen, I shouted my gayness from the rooftops. How is it that, as an adult, I find myself lying about it?
How cooking gave me purpose
Mark Bittman
Before I became a food writer for the NYT, the kitchen was where I found confidence -- and took care of my family
How I fell for the dark side of Marvel Comics
Steve Wing
I was a bullied kid long before the explosion of geek culture. You have no idea what discovering Spider-Man meant
“Bridesmaids”: A triumph for vomit, and feminism
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Kristen Wiig's new comedy proves women can be funny — and hilariously gross
How I (kind of) survive in the wilderness
Felisa Rogers
As a kid, I loved stories about people living by their wits. I never thought I'd be one of them
The role Mel Gibson was born to play
Andrew O'Hehir
The actor's performance in "The Beaver" is peculiar, disturbing -- and utterly brilliant
What Osama’s death looked like at ground zero
Matt Zoller Seitz
I rode the subway in to experience the madness for myself -- the crowds, the tweeting and the conspiracy theories
How the “Lost Cause” poisoned our history books
Joan Waugh
Ulysses S. Grant championed civil rights in the South during Reconstruction -- and he's still paying dearly for it
When a county gets addicted to pot
Trish Regan
Mendocino, Calif., has been taken over by the illegal marijuana industry. Can it kick the habit?
Trump’s White House con began 24 years ago
Steve Kornacki
How The Donald discovered that pretending to run for president can be good for business
Jack White’s mobile record store to debut at SXSW
Drew Grant
The former White Stripes frontman hits the road with an unusual way of selling music: Out of a bus
Will future generations understand “The Simpsons”?
Matt Zoller Seitz
When shows like "Glee" and "Community" make pop culture references, are they writing their own death certificates?
The toxic seeds of John Galliano’s fall
Cintra Wilson
You can see the designer's path to destruction in his kleptocratic chic -- and the ruinous culture that spawned him
Snapshots from a rock ‘n’ roll marriage
Denise Grollmus
Before the Black Keys won Grammys, before the drunken fights and infidelity -- Patrick and I were very much in love
Proactiv’s celebrity shell game
Rahul Parikh
The blockbuster acne treatment may have mega-star endorsements, but its ingredients are painfully ordinary
In praise of Helena Bonham Carter, fashion tragedy
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The actress with a love of baffling outfits promises to be an Oscar red carpet disaster -- and we love her for it
Gabrielle Giffords now able to hold conversations with husband
Associated Press
The Arizona congresswoman continues incredible recovery and can now speak to her husband
Lindsay Lohan charged with felony grand theft
Associated Press
Attorney denies allegations that the 24-year old actress stole a $2,500 necklace from Los Angeles store
How Charlie Sheen remains a TV superstar
Matt Zoller Seitz
The "Two and a Half Men" star is the golden goose as wife-beating drunk. And CBS needs the eggs
“Harry’s Law”: Has David E. Kelley finally run out of steam?
Matt Zoller Seitz
The disastrous "Harry's Law" combines bad farce with serious social issues -- and wastes the talents of Kathy Bates
What not to do after you fall into a fountain
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Cathy Cruz Marrero's tumble in a mall became a viral hit -- but her reaction has turned her into a villain
“Stolen World”: Snake geeks run amok
Laura Miller
A wild new account of the strange, scruffy animal trade reads like a real-life Elmore Leonard novel
Ashton Kutcher schools us on the coming apocalypse
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "survivalist" may be punking us in a new interview, but he's right about one thing -- you're a bunch of wussies
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