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“Harry Potter’s” gifts to pop culture
Drew Grant
Slide show: More than a decade after the first J.K. Rowling story was released, we're still saying thank you
A leading design magazine is back
Aaron Kenedi
In 2009, I.D. shut its doors after more than 50 years in print. Now it's being revived online
“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2”: An action-packed curtain call
Andrew O'Hehir
Is Hogwarts burning? Harry faces evil Lord You-Know-Who in a WWII-flavored final chapter that bares all secrets
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Russian cigarettes market teen sex, Netflix across the nation, and Pizza Hut's drag dilemma
What we can learn from lists
Nicole Torres
An exhibit looks at what these handwritten notes tell us about artists from Picasso to Kline
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: Wearing Steve Buscemi, buying the house from "Up," and watching Emma Watson defend drinking habits
“The Dark Knight Rises” and the art of the teaser poster
Drew Grant
Today's new "Batman" image had us wondering: What are some of the most intriguing hype-creating cinema pics?
Ex-PM Brown alleges Murdoch paper used criminals
Robert Barr, Danica Kirka
Politician says News Corp.'s Sun obtained confidential information about his son's cystic fibrosis in 2006
The man behind the Marriage Vow
Justin Elliott
Iowa conservative culture warrior Bob Vander Plaats talks to Salon about porn, sharia and Mitt Romney's Mormonism
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: The Black Eyed Peas are cooked, Robert Pattinson now hideous to women, and baby naps
How WWII curtailed a design career
Steven Heller
When war broke out, Paolo Garretto's brush with fascism made American publishers unwilling to use his work
What’s with the “sexless” trend?
Tracy Clark-Flory
Recent reports of a backlash against sex are bogus, but they do reveal very real fears
Report: Gordon Brown targeted by media as well
Associated Press
News Corp. publications reportedly attempted to access personal information belonging to the former British PM
UK deputy PM calls on Murdoch to reconsider bid
Danica Kirka
Nick Clegg asks New Corp. chief to abandon bid for BSkyB satellite TV company after phone-hacking revelations
What Anna Deveare Smith can teach us about dying
Rahul Parikh
The "Nurse Jackie" actress talks about her new healthcare play and the inspirations for her Showtime character
“True Blood” recap: Good Eric, bad Bill
Drew Grant
The show's two main vampires shift power dynamics and personalities, while Sookie continues to suck
The fascist roots of a celebrated designer
Steven Heller
Before inking his Vanity Fair caricatures, Paolo Garretto was a charter member of Mussolini's bodyguards
“Millennium People”: J.G. Ballard’s last hurrah
Will Menaker
The dystopian author's final novel gives us a prescient reflection of modern horrors
Scouring the globe for sex advice
Tracy Clark-Flory
Sociologist Judith Stacey spent over a decade searching for worldly wisdom on alternatives to monogamy
A woman who stood for something
Carl Sferrazza Anthony
A pro-choice Republican feminist who used her first lady role to help transform our culture
A guilty liberal confronts her stuff
Nora Zelevansky
Lately, I'm torn between recycling my old things -- and becoming a hoarder who can't throw away junk
Three cheers for Murdoch!
Toby Young
It's easy to bash the deplorable behavior of the NOTW. But a tabloid crackdown will likely serve only the powerful
Five pop culture items we missed
Drew Grant
Today's catch: A Tumblr site investigated by Secret Service, supermodel breastfeeding laws and Ron Swanson's meat
Former News of the World editor arrested
Jill Lawless, Robert Barr
Andy Coulson, one-time communications director under David Cameron, turned himself in Friday amid hacking scandal
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