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Would you eat this lamb’s heart?
Felisa Rogers
Since I was a child, I've dreamed of consuming that most meaningful of organs. Then my chance came ...
Looking back at the cultural impact of 9/11
Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: Remembering the years after the attacks, when everything felt filtered through one September morning
Serge Gainsbourg, introduction to a provocateur
Gail O'Hara
As a new Serge Gainsbourg biopic opens, members of Magnetic Fields, Yo La Tengo and more share their favorite songs
Howard Dean responds to Salon
Justin Elliott
And we respond to his spokeswoman's dismissal of our story about Dean's paid advocacy work
An inside look at comic books
J.J. Sedelmaier
Three articles from the '30s and '40s give a unique glimpse of the history of the industry
The seduction of Howard Dean
Justin Elliott
The liberal firebrand succumbs to Washington's money culture
A stunning runner-up for California’s state flower
Anna Laurent
This poppy may have missed out on the fancy title, but it's still one of the area's most fascinating plants
The triumph of Jamie Oliver’s “nemesis”
Jane Black
The culinary crusader barged into West Virginia for a reality show. Now his on-screen rival is making her own magic
O’Donnell, Bachmann, Palin failures point to growing crazy fatigue
Alex Pareene
Exploitation of liberal-scaring culture war heroines growing less profitable every day
A Fortune art director’s conceptual simplicity
Steven Heller
A noted designer, Walter Allner predicted the integration of aesthetics and advanced technology
Should I sleep with my Iranian co-worker?
Cary Tennis
He's a Zoroastrian refugee, tortured in Iran, and has never heard of an open relationship
Today’s top culture picks from around the Web
Emma Mustich
Madonna's out-of-print book "Sex" is still popular, Central Park has a new font, and the Hold Steady go '80s
How new technology has transformed graphic design
Stephanie Orma
An upcoming Minneapolis show explores how the industry has changed over the last decade
Confessions of a bad teacher
John Owens
I took a job in the NYC public school system because I wanted to make a difference. I ended up living a nightmare
The Pentagon’s strengthening grip on Hollywood
David Sirota
New projects, including Kathryn Bigelow's bin Laden film, show rising pressure on filmmakers to please the military
Inside a teardrop trailer
Hannah Sitzer
Exploring the tiny caravan I helped design and construct for a fascinating job with Levi's
“Believing Is Seeing”: Truth, lies and photographs
Laura Miller
The director of "The Thin Blue Line" investigates five famous accusations of photographic fraud
Why do college students love getting wasted?
Thomas Rogers
New research uncovers the secret attraction of binge drinking. An expert explains the surprising results
The evolution of the mistress
Elizabeth Abbott
The Other Woman has always been fundamental to our understanding of marriage. Now her role is changing
Remembering the cultural legacy of 9/11
Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: It wasn't the end of irony. But pop culture reflected the attacks in surprising and unforgettable ways
Why won’t America embrace the left?
Mandy Van Deven
In two centuries, the movement's history in America is plagued by failure. An expert explains why
Steamy lesbian sex — in Tehran
Andrew O'Hehir
Potential art-house hit "Circumstance" goes inside the hidden youth culture of contemporary Iran
Can three comedians transcend the red-blue divide?
Steve Almond
A fall tour hits "flashpoints of American ignorance" while avoiding common liberal punch lines
The man who perfected the photojournalistic essay
Steven Heller
Remembering a self-taught Hungarian artist who excelled at creating picture stories
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