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Discovering the magic of paper
Hannah Sitzer
My project for the last two months has been folding these lovely white flowers by hand
“The Artist”: Silent, black-and-white and totally irresistible
Andrew O'Hehir
A star you've never heard of in a fake 1920s movie -- can this really be Oscar bait? See it and find out
How turkey came to our Thanksgiving table
Wajahat Ali
Once shunned by my Muslim family, the bird finally found a place in our home, just like so many American traditions
The birth of America’s bastardized cuisine
Felisa Rogers
Since that mythic first Thanksgiving, we've relied on native plants to augment dishes from the old country
When painting keeps tradition alive
Steven Heller
Massai school kids illustrate a book depicting their community's uses of medicinal plants
What the 1 percent can learn from cow farmers
Gene Lyons
We're all still working to make a profit, but no one practices Mitt Romney-style cutthroat capitalism
Remembering a groundbreaking magazine
Steven Heller
From 1928 to 1940, an illustrated French weekly transformed graphic design and photojournalism
My Brilliant Second Career: The surprising leap from Viagra sales to journalism
Amy McVay Abbott
After I was laid off from a Fortune 100 company, I gave up the corporate dream -- and began pursuing my own
When pimps cross the line
Irin Carmon
A pimp tries to get himself admitted as an expert witness at his own trial. Hey, why not?
When psychoanalysis met female sexual desire
Andrew O'Hehir
Keira Knightley plays the S/M babe who comes between Freud and Jung in David Cronenberg's "A Dangerous Method"
The holy grail of the JFK story
Jefferson Morley
Seven steps to unlocking the historical truth about the assassination in Dallas
Alan Dershowitz thinks Joe Paterno was treated unfairly
Alex Pareene
The Penn State coach shouldn't be held responsible for the crimes of others, collective punishment advocate says
The toxic corporations that run America
Tara Lohan
Five energy companies that are buying their way out of being held accountable for egregious environmental abuses
The powerful graphics of OWS
Michael Silverberg
On the movement's two-month anniversary, I check out the latest set of eye-popping posters
Designing for the post-industrial age
Peter Beaugard
A new show reveals an aesthetic return to the authentic, handmade look
In an iTunes age, do we need the record store?
Marc Hogan
As CD sales plummet and famed shops close, brave entrepreneurs are trying to reinvent the model. Is it too late?
Diary of a porn store clerk
Nicholas Pell
From the gay dads to the men dressed like "Cruising" extras, our clientele taught me a whole new perspective on sex
What really cleaned up New York
Thomas Rogers
The city's extraordinary, continuing decrease in crime had little to do with Giuliani. An expert explains why
The homeless: Pawns in the war on OWS?
Matthew Reichel
A death at Occupy NOLA leaves protesters questioning the motives behind the city's closure of a nearby tent city
Here’s what attempted co-option of OWS looks like
Glenn Greenwald
SEIU - fresh off its Obama endorsement - decrees "Occupy Congress" to condemn the GOP and venerate Democrats
Palin embraces OWS?
David Sirota
The former Alaska governor becomes the latest Republican to adopt the rhetoric of the movement
Why my coach got away with sexual abuse
Jennifer Sey
A champion gymnast -- the first to blow the whistle on a national coach -- on why parents and athletes stay silent
Americans no longer love America, to dismay of conservatives
Alex Pareene
Poll: Americans best in the world at doubting American exceptionalism
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