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Friends of Lana Clarkson protest HBO film “Phil Spector”
Prachi Gupta
The late actress' publicist argues that the David Mamet-directed film does a disservice to her memory
Joan Didion’s “Salvador” delves into the heart of darkness
Kyle Minor
Though it was first published 30 years ago, Didion's account of the war in El Salvador still feels as urgent today
James Holmes and the ethics of “truth serum”
Natasha Lennard
Putting the Aurora shooter through a narcolanalytic interview won't provide truth or prove sanity
Where are the women Kerouacs?
Vanessa Veselka
What male writers' dominance of the travel writing genre says about women's place in American society
Study: Vivaldi boosts mental vitality
Tom Jacobs
Have a challenging mental task ahead of you? Try using Spring from Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons as background music
Is Obama’s relationship with the GOP beyond saving?
Josh Lederman
The president, who's made efforts of late to mend ties with Congress, acknowledges they may be for naught
Uncapturing a Friedman
Daniel D'Addario
A "Capturing the Friedmans" subject -- who served 13 years -- could be vindicated, thanks, in part, to the director
I lash out at my boyfriend
Cary Tennis
I can't handle it when he acts needy. I was abused at age 6. Is there a connection?
Russian hackers release sensitive information on stars including Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Biden and Clinton
Prachi Gupta
Seventeen celebrities and politicians have been targeted, but police have not uncovered a motive
“Mad Men” Season 6 poster gives a nod to the 1960s
Prachi Gupta
The series commissioned an illustrator to draw in the style popular during the era of the show
“Vodou is like a gun” (and that’s how you spell it)
Sylvia A. Harvey
In a Brooklyn basement, practitioners of the Haitian religion summon ancient spirits, and defend their faith
I took my dead father to a Red Sox game
Ron Currie Jr.
New fiction about living with the man who raised you, long after he's gone
The federal government isn’t coming for your suburban home
Jeff Turrentine
Agenda 21 isn't an insidious plot to move Americans into overcrowded cities, contrary to Glen Beck's ravings
Matthew Rhys: “I still blink hard when the young PAs say, ‘We’re doing this period drama'”
Kera Bolonik
"The Americans" star lived in Wales during the Cold War. Now he is seeing the Red Scare through his TV kids' eyes
Malala Yousafzai, Bradley Manning among 259 Nobel Peace Prize nominees
Associated Press
A record 259 nominations have been received for this year’s Nobel Peace Prize
Obsessed with high-school love
Cary Tennis
My boyfriend talks about his first girlfriend all the time
When I parented my father
Amy Monticello
My dad's cancer forced me into the unlikely role of caretaker -- one I cherished and dreaded in equal measure
The ballad of John and Yoko — and Paul — continues more than 40 years later
Kera Bolonik
Newly discovered interview tapes with the Beatle reveal his take on "real love" — and real hate
Must Do’s: What we like this week
Kera Bolonik
David Duchovny loses a nuclear sub, Rebecca Hall fills the "Downton" void, and Betty Friedan ignites a movement
GOP antics will not damage Obama one bit
Jonathan Bernstein
Partisan shots and mini-controversies rarely make a dent. To hurt Obama, the GOP will need a lot more than that
The Vatican celebrates pope emeritus with comic sans
Katie McDonough
The Vatican's digital scrapbook uses the much-maligned font to commemorate Benedict's best moments
Bradley Manning’s full statement
Alexa O'Brien
A transcription of the soldier's statement, read in court, explaining why he leaked state secrets to Wikileaks
Pick of the week: A Cold War sub drama, from the other side
Andrew O'Hehir
A mysterious missing-submarine episode from the height of the Cold War comes alive in "Phantom"
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