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The return of the Radical Chic evening
Laurie Penny
Penn Badgley, Zoe Kravitz and other young NY celebs throw a sparkly party for Occupiers. Confusion rules
How I conquered my banking job
Andreas Kluth
My miserable work had turned me into a seething, angry man. Then I found an unlikely inspiration: Hannibal
Inside Howard Finster’s “Paradise Garden”
Emma Mustich
A traveling exhibition brings the work of the self-taught painter (and R.E.M. cover artist) into the spotlight
Christopher Hitchens and the protocol for public figure deaths
Glenn Greenwald
Etiquette-based prohibitions on speaking ill of the dead should apply to private individuals, not public figures
Why did the Duggars photograph a stillborn baby?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A controversial image stirs debate -- and reveals our squeamishness about death
9. Mike Allen
Alex Pareene
Politico's mascot trades in meaningless minutiae and serves the Beltway elite
A publisher worthy of a documentary
Buzz Poole
A wonderful new film follows Gerhard Steidl as he produces a book of iPhone photographs of Dubai
I’m a “massage” parlor regular
Tracy Clark-Flory
A reader is pursuing his budding interest in Asian women without his wife's knowledge, and feels like he can't stop
Sheriff Joe takes another hit
Jeff Biggers
A Justice Department report blasts the embattled Arizona lawman for discriminating against Latinos
11. Bill Keller
Alex Pareene
The former Times editor isn't sorry enough about his warmongering to stop writing his awful column
What Slate doesn’t get about bookstores
Will Doig
Think buying books on Amazon is better for authors and communities? Good luck hanging out there on Friday night
Paris’ legendary American bookseller dies
Michael Goldfarb
George Whitman, famous owner of Shakespeare & Company, passes away at 98
Meet a mixed media master
Cheryl Yau
Filmmaker? Photographer? Surrealist? Thirty-year-old Bram Tihany prefers not to pigeonhole himself
The loud American I swore I’d never be
Thomas Rogers
When I moved from Canada people mocked me for my "aboots." I promised I wouldn't change. I was wrong
Time names “The Protester” as “Person Of Year”
Associated Press
Magazine honors Arab Spring, Occupy Wall Street with its annual accolade
Evaluating exciting new typefaces
Paul Shaw
A look at three eye-catching fonts developed by graduates of the Type@Cooper program
How to prevent rape without blaming victims
Tracy Clark-Flory
News of assaults often inspires tips on prevention -- but sometimes well-meaning advice becomes dangerous
The father of film graphics
Michael Dooley
A new book chronicles the work of Saul Bass, who collaborated with directors ranging from Hitchock to Scorsese
Hateful campaign targets “All-American Muslim”
Matt Zoller Seitz
In a shameful move, Lowe's pulls its ads from a Learning Channel show that dares present young Muslims as people
Advice to job market newbies
Gail Anderson
Dress appropriately, don't surf the web all day, and think twice before posting drunken shots on Facebook
Exporting American selfishness
James Treadway
A journey to Serbia finds the best basketball fans in the world -- and the creeping march of American individualism
The science of warp
Alice Karekezi
From time travel to interstellar communication, an expert explains what sci-fi gets right and wrong
Hallelujah! The liberal case for Tim Tebow
Andrew Leonard
He talks too much about Jesus and doesn't throw a pretty pass -- but he's worthy of our tolerance
Comic books’ undercover hero: Tibet
Emma Mustich
An exhibition at New York's Rubin Museum showcases the Asian country's surprising prominence in comic culture
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