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My wife’s brain surgery
J. Christopher Arrison
We thought it was just a migraine headache. Now I'm worried I'll lose her forever
Jean-Emmanuel “Valnoir” Simoulin pushes the limits of art
Steven Heller
The designer sews patches onto his back
Leave Sage and Suri alone
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Our tabloid culture is already dangerously diseased -- but the celebrity obsession should stop with their kids
Deportation laws destroy lives
Daniel Kanstroom
American deportation laws are tearing families apart
Fiction: You Live Here Now
Elizabeth Crane
Latte-swilling, Whole Foods-shopping, groovy town-dwelling hipsters sometimes look the same. Maybe they really are!
Maid of dishonor
Christine Macdonald
Growing up, I always envied my sister. I never realized how selfish I really was
My formerly adventurous life
Jonathan Kime
Once a seasoned traveler, I'm now stuck in cubicle tedium. I set out to recapture the thrill, or something like it
Nora Ephron’s life lessons
Terry Finlayson, Sarah Pillow, Ed Walker
Celebs praised the late writer at a memorial this week. But her nannies attest she was also generous to her help
Will Robert De Niro ever make another good movie?
Andrew O'Hehir
A role as a blind psychic in an idiotic thriller exemplifies the acting titan's weird post-Scorsese slide
How the NYPD overstated its counterterrorism record
Justin Elliott
Has the NYPD really helped thwart 14 "full-blown terrorist attacks"?
My Chuck Close problem
Scott Blake
What do you do when one of the world’s richest living artists orders you to stop making art?
A gift from Buchenwald
John Guzlowski
My parents survived the concentration camps. In the US, they carried with them a reminder of their grief
Crashing David Koch’s party
Natasha Lennard
Two hundred protesters turned up at the conservative baron's Hamptons fundraiser for Mitt Romney
Are you smart enough to be a citizen?
David Sirota
And does it matter? Why the U.S. citizenship test is painfully out of touch
Beloved actor Andy Griffith dies at 86
Martha Waggoner
The television star passed away at his home in Roanoke Island
We started the fire: Global warming burns the West
Richard Schiffman
How climate change and bad policy caused the massive fires currently devastating the West
Spider-Man and Holden Caulfield: A secret history
Andrew O'Hehir
Andrew Garfield's angsty, Salinger-inspired Peter Parker is the face of this very likable summer blockbuster
Is the Obamacare backlash a bad idea?
Alex Seitz-Wald
Republicans are vowing to fight a grueling land war against Obamacare -- here's why it might backfire
Sarah Churchwell on Gatsby
Daisy Banks
Fitzgerald’s classic novel, set during a hedonistic zenith before the Great Depression, has fresh appeal today
FDA approves diet pill
Matthew Perrone
Drug is first weight loss pill to gain FDA approval in a decade
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