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Rotten Tomatoes for rabid dog lovers
Jennifer Abel
The movie-spoiler website "Does the dog die" rates films solely on their canine body count
Pussy Riot member ends hunger strike
Prachi Gupta
A source says that authorities have met Maria Alyokhina's demands
Why are there no gay Disney characters?
Renee Davidson
Unsurprisingly, the House of Mouse is way behind the curve when it comes to tackling LGBT issues
Class war comes to the multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
From magical bank heists to anarchist attacks to Paris Hilton's Manolos, the movies go where "real" politics can't
I am Nick Miller from “New Girl”
Mike Roorda
Like Jake Johnson's lovable manchild, I have a hard time figuring out what the adult version of me looks like
Man reports another anti-gay hate crime in New York
Prachi Gupta
Kevin Kiadii, 25, an alleged victim of Elmo voice-actor Kevin Clash, was beaten up in Prospect Park
Police retreat as Turkish protests continue for second day
BULUT EMIROGLU, Suzan Fraser
Demonstrations spread to several other cities overnight
Must do’s: What we like this week
Prachi Gupta
"East" is the morally complex eco-terrorist movie you've been waiting for, and "The Killing" comes back
We are the lamest generation!
Jennifer Wright
People love to bag on millennials like me. But you'd be surprised how little debauchery and entitlement is going on
Lou Reed recovering after liver transplant
Associated Press
The musician's wife called the operation life-saving and said that before it, Reed "was dying"
Ted Cruz’s personality problem
Jonathan Bernstein
The Texas senator is annoying, and doesn’t play well with others. Will that doom his White House ambitions?
Sherpas inexplicably blamed for mounting Everest accidents
Jason Overdorf
Inexperienced climbers are flocking to the mountain in record numbers as locals struggle to ensure their safety
Unapproved genetically modified Monsanto wheat found in Oregon
Katie McDonough
The discovery of the unauthorized wheat in an 80-acre field in Oregon has rattled U.S. wheat markets
Syria takes down Syrian Electronic Army
Kevin Collier
The organization that regulates the country's domain names has stopped hosting SEA's websites on its servers
Philip Seymour Hoffman leaves rehab after heroin use
Daniel D'Addario
The "Capote" star's startling fight against substance problems
Latest Benghazi “bombshell” is a dud
Alex Seitz-Wald
There was a coverup in Benghazi -- but it was to protect the body of Ambassador Stevens from his attackers
13-year-old Arvind Mahankali wins National Spelling Bee
Ben Nuckols, Joseph White
The New York native correctly spelled "knaidel," a word for leavened dough, to seal his victory
“Anyone who comes for my guns will be shot in the face”
Darlene Superville, Colleen Long
Ricin-laced letters sent to Obama and Bloomberg also contained a menacing threat
Pick of the week: Inside an “eco-terror” cell
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: Rising indie star Brit Marling plays an undercover agent in the anarchist left in "The East"
Remains of Amelia Earhart’s plane may have been located
Ej Dickson
A historical aircraft recovery group might solve the 76-year-old mystery of the pilot's disappearance
Ogle of the day
Natasha Lennard
Taking part in our Ogle Earth competition, a reader spies flamboyant scooterists in Key West
Microsoft cleans up its Windows
Michael Liedtke
The software company hopes that version 8.1, set for release later this year, will be easier to navigate
“The Golem and the Jinni”: Magic in the New World
Laura Miller
A master narrator reads a tale of two creatures from folklore making new lives in turn-of-the-century Manhattan
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