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Charlie Sheen’s demented non-comeback movie
Andrew O'Hehir
Part Wes Anderson knockoff, part Hugh Hefner sketch comedy, Roman Coppola's bizarre misfire sends Sheen to rehab
The white South’s last defeat
Michael Lind
Hysteria, aggression and gerrymandering are a fading demographic's last hope to maintain political control
Obama’s gutsy gun control push
Joan Walsh
He’s asking for what he wants, not just what he thinks is possible. Hope that’s the template for his second term
Introducing Africa to the OMG crowd
Peter DiCampo
I balked when Instagram picked our feed. Now I realize it's an incredible way to reach the people we usually can't
5 great books on world travel
Alec Ash
British author Colin Thubron on travel writing, wanderlust and his favorite literary globe-hoppers
The case of the celibate detectives
Christopher Wallace
Sherlock Holmes and Hercule Poirot were defiantly asexual. What did Sir Doyle and Agatha Christie have against sex?
John McCain’s sad, bitter twilight
Steve Erickson
The senator's contempt for Chuck Hagel in Thursday's confirmation hearing was all about the guy who nominated him
“Warm Bodies”: Love with an emo zombie
Andrew O'Hehir
Lazy, stupid and cheerful, with bizarre Christian undertones, zombie romcom "Warm Bodies" aims for the Twi-crowd
Is essayist Eula Biss Joan Didion’s heiress apparent?
Kyle Minor
"Notes From No Man's Land" traverses the American culture and landscape to confront a long history of racism
Is a two-state solution still possible — or is Israel toast?
Andrew O'Hehir
Israel's secret policemen face the unthinkable in the Oscar-nominated documentary "The Gatekeepers"
Grindr’s odd Holocaust fetish
Daniel D'Addario
What's behind the peculiar trend of pec flexing in front of those iconic gray slabs?
Tensions linger in US over “comfort women” plaques
Samantha Henry
A NJ plaque honoring 200,000 women forced to provide sex for Japanese soldiers sparked international controversy
Going off meds to write my book
Juliann Garey
After years of countless treatments, my bipolar episodes are finally stable. But I'm also numb and unproductive
When two guys married a tree
Peter Simek
An art stunt with muddy ideas sparks an epic fight, leading to claims of homophobia, vandalism -- even prostitution
What he said before he died
Lee Ann Cox
Kevin and I loved each other till the end, but it's the ugly, human moments that continue to haunt me
Afghanistan: Where stalemate means defeat
Ann Jones
After a decade of U.S. military intervention -- and destruction -- Afghans still fear the worst for their country
“We were the ones who shot them”
Kevin Sites
An Army specialist recounts the horrible story of realizing he's just fired on -- and killed -- fellow Americans
When the law won’t call it rape
Stephanie Hughes
If there's confusion among the public (and politicians) about rape, baffling, conflicting state laws make it worse
Must-see morning clip
Prachi Gupta
Matt Damon takes Jimmy Kimmel hostage on his own show, bringing in a slew of celebrities with him
Do our genes make us more sensitive?
Ph.D., Scott Barry Kaufman
New research shows that a series of genetic mutations may dictate how susceptible we are to our environments.
A rape a minute, a thousand corpses a year
Rebecca Solnit
An indie look at the global epidemic of violence against women.
Manti Te’o, I know exactly how you feel
Gregory Crosby
Any sane, intelligent person can fall in love with a nonexistent one
What did Manti Te’o know about Lennay Kekua?
Prachi Gupta
Known knowns and known unknowns on the college football hoax
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