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The evolution of Dan Savage
Kerry Lauerman
Our favorite stuntman talks about his new Rick Santorum plot and why he won't believe Obama -- but supports him
Lessons from a Milan type master
Paul Shaw
A renowned letterpress printer talks about his influences and inspirations as we explore his studio
When porn meets real motherhood
Tracy Clark-Flory
An adult star photographed breast-feeding is accused of exposing her baby to pedophiles
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Young adults use phone to avoid talking to you, the Muppets' "Green Album," and more TSA profiling
New News Corp. revelations once again implicate everyone in wrongdoing
Alex Pareene
A 2007 letter from News of the World's original phone-hacking fall guy alleges a coverup
Hip-hop stays current by mining Internet memes
Drew Grant
From planking to "Bed Intruder," viral references find a way into rap and make even the silliest trends cool
U.K. panel may recall James Murdoch in hacking probe
Associated Press
Testimony comes under new scrutiny as more voices question executive knowledge about phone hacking
The misery of the protracted presidential campaign season
Glenn Greenwald
Tuck in for some cheap, empty, accountability-free punditry -- also called "coverage of the presidential campaign"
Why I still work with my hands
August Heffner
Most of my job now takes place on a computer, but it can't replace what you learn when you use your fingers
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: End of "Breaking Bad," "Real Housewives" hit the road, and Tina Fey welcomes normal-named baby
What if Anonymous targeted you?
Douglas Thomas
The "data dump" is hacking's new frontier. But this weapon against official secrets affects individuals, too
Shariah foes seize on Perry’s ties to Muslims
Justin Elliott
The Muslim-baiting right can't decide what to make of the Texas governor's past
These are the choices the GOP is stuck with
Steve Kornacki
The Wall Street Journal begs for someone, anyone to rescue the party from Mitt, Rick and Michele
The art of hand-made rubber stamps
J.C. Gabel
For decades, one couple has worked to preserve this beloved American pastime
How to bring an author back from the dead
Kevin Canfield
Two new books try to revive interest in Joseph Heller. But when trying to reenter the canon, timing is everything
At ground zero, a new American icon
Thomas Rogers
A decade after 9/11, a skyscraper is finally rising on the site. An expert explains what the building says about us
Pop Torn: This week in cultural ambivalence
Drew Grant
We're on the fence about: Fake teeth tattoos, Paula Abdul's inner warrior, "Friday Night Lights'" secret endgame
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Angus T. Jones misses Charlie Sheen, a fun celebrity art game, and Kathie Lee picks up a new meme
Big Business has been very, very good to Mitt Romney
Michael Winship
The GOP candidate is a creature of the culture that dropped us into our current economic mess without a parachute
Why Hollywood keeps whitewashing the past
Matt Zoller Seitz
"The Help" is just the latest movie to sugarcoat oppression by painting enlightened white people as heroes
What we lose when we lose anonymity
David Sirota
Ridding the Web of incognito users may increase civility, but it destroys an essential tool for whistle-blowers
“Senna”: Meet the Elvis of racing drivers
Andrew O'Hehir
Never heard of Ayrton Senna? Don't care about Formula One? This documentary's so exciting it won't matter
Can a redesign make us eat better?
Nicole Torres
A look at the creative process behind the colorful new FDA nutrition labels
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