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“Can we ever really know Ernest Hemingway?”
Kevin Canfield
For his masterly new biography, Paul Hendrickson tracked down Papa's brother, a living friend -- and his boat
The coming Republican push on Iran
Trita Parsi
Backed by Israel, it's the only foreign policy issue that unites the GOP
What my mom told me before she died
Joan E. Kaufman
She always refused to talk about my birth mother. Was she finally ready to open up?
A U2 documentary that’s not pretentious
Mike Doherty
Call it the anti-"Rattle & Hum." In "From the Sky Down," U2 argues and screws up like every other band
Charlie Sheen’s latest role: Acting normal
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The warlock Adonis calms down -- just in time for his big return to TV
My mother, the Playboy Bunny
Rhonda Talbot
The relentless advertising for NBC's new show brings back memories from my childhood I would rather forget
Amy Winehouse and Tony Bennett perform a duet
Emma Mustich
Watch the music video for her duet with Tony Bennett
“The Daily Show” commemorates 9/13/01
Peter Finocchiaro
"Remembering the day we forgot the lessons of the day we swore we had sworn we would always remember"
My prep school sabotage
Lenore Zion
My dad wanted me to get into a prestigious academy. But my interviews started going horrifically wrong
9/11 widow: What I’ve learned
Alissa Torres
This decade brought hideous lessons in trauma and bureaucracy. But in grieving Eddie's death, I found how to live
When the system was “blinking red”
Anthony Summer
In the summer of 2001, the U.S. was listening in on 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed speaking in code
The rise and fall of Chet Baker
Greil Marcus
A brilliant biography chronicles the singer and musician's transition from jazz star to junkie
I’m an Iraq veteran and I want to die
Cary Tennis
I'm full of compulsions, full of shame, locked in my room alone
The shadow of suspicion falls in the Mall of America
G.W. Schulz, Daniel Zwerdling, Andrew Becker
Visitors who have done nothing wrong are winding up identified in counterterrorism reports
Gadhafi’s Hollywood ending
Ken Silverstein
How the government and media transformed the Libyan leader's image from repentant bad boy to evil tyrant
“Breaking Bad” 4×8, “Hermanos”
Matt Zoller Seitz
In a powerful "Breaking Bad," Gustavo "Gus"Fring, bold businessman and master liar, is "explained" -- sort of
Would you eat this lamb’s heart?
Felisa Rogers
Since I was a child, I've dreamed of consuming that most meaningful of organs. Then my chance came ...
When my one-night stand returned on Facebook
Shonna Milliken Humphrey
I never thought I'd see him after we parted 13 years ago. Would my husband be OK if we reconnected? Would I?
Omitted facts from the 9/11 commemoration
Glenn Greenwald
The administration's messaging for the attack's 10-year anniversary is telling for what it leaves out
“Mad Dog’s Daughter” by Will Boast
Will Boast
A fleeing Gadhafi's thoughts are with his adopted daughter Hana, supposedly killed during a U.S. raid
The film producer who returned from the dead
Thomas Rogers
Simon Lewis made "Look Who's Talking" into a hit. Then an accident transformed his life -- and his brain
When my mother started to forget
Kate Whouley
As her memory faded, I began taking care of her in ways I never imagined -- and became terrified of what lay ahead
The new Muppets and OK Go collaboration falls flat
Matt Zoller Seitz
The first joint effort between the two troupes feels like an ad. So why is it getting a free pass from critics?
Why we’ll never have children
Joshua LeSuer
People tell my wife and me that we'll change our minds. But I can't bear the idea of passing on my mental illness
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