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Fox “friend” O’Keefe vanquished by CNN
Gene Lyons
The right-wing prankster got caught in his own trap -- not that you'll ever hear about it on Fox News
The great evoker of Haiti’s magic
Madison Smartt Bell
William Orem's third novel confirms him as a master at explaining the mysterious, often self-defeating country
American nightmare: The noisy Sun Chips snack bag
Andrew Leonard
Sign of a culture in terminal decline? A consumer revolt sends biodegradable plastic back to the lab
Christine O’Donnell is not me!
Joan Walsh
And neither was Linda Tripp. Another troubled GOP woman finds solace in saying, "I'm you" -- but we're not buying it
Tuscan bean prosciutto bruschetta
Linda Shiue
My daughter comes home from school speaking Italian. I don't know the language, but these snacks make us both happy
How pervasive is Democratic dissatisfaction?
Glenn Greenwald
In the face of all evidence, American Prospect's executive editor claims it's confined to "a couple of blogs"
“The A-List”: The triumph of vacuous gay culture
Mike Albo
Logo's reality show follows a group of well-manicured Manhattan men -- and shows how much the movement has changed
“The Social Network”: A modern horror film
Matt Zoller Seitz
There isn't a drop of blood in it, but deep down, the Facebook movie is about being crushed to death
Good grief! “Peanuts” and the death of comics
Matt Zoller Seitz
Charlie Brown turns 60 today, but it's a gloomy reminder that no strip will ever be as beloved, or as important
Ahmed Chalabi chats with Sally Quinn, for some reason
Alex Pareene
The lying fraud explains that WMDs were a "marginal issue" when it came to the decision to invade Iraq
How to fix the culturally ignorant “Outsourced”
Riddhi Shah
One frustrated Indian offers suggestions for an NBC show that's too often wrong, embarrassing or stuck in the past
Great moments in publishing: Celebs turned novelists
Michael Humphrey
Snooki is just the latest in a legacy that includes Naomi Campbell and Lynne Cheney, and we have the excerpts
“Fringe” recap: What’s in the box(es)?
Jessie Link
Olivia's evil counterpart teams up with Newton as Walter discovers just how much he inherited in Bell's will
Iran imprisons its blogfather
Dan Gillmor
The repressive regime sentences Hossein Derakhshan to 19.5 years for the "crime" of speaking his mind
Hollywood actor Tony Curtis dies at 85
Ken Ritter
The "Some Like it Hot" star had rebounded from mid-life substance abuse to become a successful character actor
Creating my own ethnic cuisine
Bellwether Vance
A white Southerner, I seem to have no "ethnic" roots, but my immigrant neighbors' flavors are in my boiled peanuts
Tuesday link dump: Emperor DeMint
Alex Pareene
Taibbi on the tea parties, Limbaugh on the gayness of the Spanish language, and Obama's outside-the-box vest
Welcome to the Tweetcom era
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In the wake of "%$*! My Dad Says," another Twitter stream is optioned for TV. Here's why that's a bad idea
Unveiling the Middle East’s sex industry
Tracy Clark-Flory
Journalist John R. Bradley descends into the Arab underworld of prostitution and pornography
Another fun weekend for Christine O’Donnell
Steve Kornacki
The Tea Party-backed Senate candidate is spoofed on SNL and shown asking why monkeys don't still evolve into humans
Collusion in Silicon Valley: How high does it go?
Dan Gillmor
Big tech companies agreed not to poach each others' employees; are key investors making anti-competitive deals too?
“Let the Swords Encircle Me”: Freedom and fanaticism in Iran
Laura Miller
A panoramic page-turner tells the Islamic Republic's story from Revolution to last year's uprising
What the pot legalization campaign really threatens
David Sirota
A far more harmful drug that causes hundreds of annual deaths and contributes to violent crime is already legal
Queen wanted U.K. poverty fund to heat palace
Raphael G. Satter
Money is intended to provide subsidized heating to low-income houses
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