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Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
Moore and Tarantino and Angelina and Brad and Norah Jones flock to the Cannes Film Festival. Here's a look at what's in store.
Tinky Winky says bye-bye to Jerry Falwell
King Kaufman
The former TV star recalls the trauma of being called gay by the conservative preacher.
In the Senate, test votes on Iraq
Tim Grieve
Force Bush's hand, leave him the choice or give him what he wants?
The losers’ circle
Julia Wallace
From munching parties to Slim-Fast to Atkins, we've spent centuries trying to lose weight -- despite all the evidence that diets don't work.
Crib Notes, a program for young parents
Catherine Price
Michigan aims to reduce infant mortality rates by reaching out to middle schoolers.
Manufacturing belief
Steve Paulson
The origin of religion is in our heads, explains developmental biologist Lewis Wolpert. First we figured out how to make tools, then created a supernatural being.
What happened to plain old vanilla?
Justin Peters
Coldstone Creamery and other "mix-in" ice cream chains that lard their cones with cakes and candies make me long for a simple soft-serve swirl.
Masters of Wolfowitz’s universe
Andrew Leonard
In a last ditch attempt to save the World Bank president, the Bush administration is speed-dialing the economics powers that be -- a hidebound old club called the G7
A backdoor Iraq Study Group win? I don’t think so
Joan Walsh
Sure, the U.S. says it will talk with Iran, and Republicans are blasting the al-Maliki government. But I think they're changing rhetoric to avoid changing direction. Plus: I'm on "Scarborough Country" tonight.
Chrysler at the gates of hell
Andrew Leonard
A three-headed dog whose job was to keep anyone from escaping Hades plans to rescue the car company from German control. Could there be a worse metaphor?
Paul Wolfowitz’s fatal weakness
Juan Cole
The cronyism that may cost him his World Bank job is also what caused the Iraq debacle.
Finale wrap-up: “Survivor”
Heather Havrilesky
"Survivor: Fiji" ends in broken promises -- so why is everyone smiling and holding hands?
The Matt Drudge primary
Michael Scherer
How professional political operatives secretly control the news you read about the 2008 campaign. Hint: It involves the Drudge Report.
America’s long Iraq nightmare
Patrick Cockburn
Bush has declared many spurious "turning points" during the war, but the reality is a failing occupation -- at great cost to the U.S. and Middle East.
Cheney: “We didn’t get elected to be popular”
Tim Grieve
No matter what the people think, the vice president says he and his boss are doing what's right.
“Eugenics” or freedom of choice?
Peter Birkenhead
The campaign to prevent the abortion of fetuses with Down syndrome is well intentioned but misguided.
The GOP flips out about abortion
Carol Lloyd
Republican presidential candidates are falling over each other to pander to the party's far-right base. Will it work?
“You have more bread crumbs than I do”
Tim Grieve
The attorney general says Congress knows more than he does about how he came to fire federal prosecutors.
Answers for Joe Klein
Glenn Greenwald
Time's pundit asks some questions about media criticisms, and some answers are provided.
The disconnect
Tim Grieve
The American people want a timetable for bringing the troops home. They're not going to get it.
Tony Blair becomes Margaret Thatcher
Andrew Brown
Thanks to George W. Bush, the man who was supposed to reinvent the Labor Party leaves office with more friends in America than in the U.K.
Karl Rove’s big election-fraud hoax
Garrett Epps
Republican manipulation of the polls long predates the U.S. attorneys plot -- and the U.S. voting system needs an overhaul.
Beyond the Multiplex
Andrew O'Hehir
The 10 buzziest films out of Tribeca. Plus: An interview/podcast with Guy Maddin about his latest film, a debauched melodrama that will invade your dreams.
All you need to know about the Beltway journalist mind
Glenn Greenwald
Tom Edsall echoes Beltway conventional wisdom and proclaims David Broder to be "The Voice of the People," while Mike Gravel chuckles in astonishment.
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