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Rick Perry’s Confederate past
Justin Elliott
Salon Exclusive: The Texas governor's uncomfortably close ties to groups that glorify the Lost Cause
The family wants us to have kids
Cary Tennis
Is there some law that says we have to settle down? We want to travel and live in the city and do things
“True Blood” recap: Good Eric, bad Bill
Drew Grant
The show's two main vampires shift power dynamics and personalities, while Sookie continues to suck
The fascist roots of a celebrated designer
Steven Heller
Before inking his Vanity Fair caricatures, Paolo Garretto was a charter member of Mussolini's bodyguards
The tasty flower in my backyard
Felisa Rogers
After years of random intellectual pursuits, I've found a pragmatic use for my curiosity: The study of edible flora
When we dreamed of being astronauts
Matt Mendelsohn
NASA's last flight marks the end of an era, but for space geeks like me, it's a different kind of loss
Pick of the week: The chimp they tried to turn human
Andrew O'Hehir
Pick of the week: "Project Nim" tells the bizarre true story of the pot-smoking, kitten-humping celebrity chimp
Highest paid actresses get bad reviews
Emma Mustich
As Forbes reveals the highest female earners in Hollywood, we look at their 2011 critical flops
Your guide to Terrence Malick’s “Tree of Life”
Matt Zoller Seitz
The year's most puzzling film has viewers scratching their heads. Here's a primer that should help
Does Obama idolize the military?
Tom Engelhardt
The president's Afghanistan speech featured disturbingly fawning rhetoric about the armed forces
Police, protesters clash for 2nd day in Egypt
Hamza Hendawi
Over 1,000 people injured as Egyptians riot over delays in police officer prosecution
The day I became a widow
Lillian Rubin
After my husband died, I couldn't shake my guilt -- or a feeling that I'd lost a crucial part of myself
“Friday Night Lights” life lessons: You are going to fail
Drew Grant
What NBC's football drama can teach you about swallowing your pride and losing with dignity
Three deaths make wedding plans hard
Cary Tennis
I want the occasion to be joyous, but I might crack with grief
“Cars 2” viewers not deterred by bad reviews
Emma Mustich
The Pixar film rubbed some critics the wrong way, but it still managed to run over the box office competition
The 10 trippiest movies ever made
Matt Zoller Seitz
Slide show: From "Yellow Submarine" to "Inland Empire," the films that bend reality -- and blow your mind
“Cars 2”: Dopey, Pop Art automotive fun
Andrew O'Hehir
Don't hate the inflated, eye-popping spy farce because it's not profound or weepy!
How comfort foods work like Prozac
Anneli Rufus
The psychology behind why we turn to fatty staples like French fries and fried chicken when life gets rough
My mom died with a startling secret
Cary Tennis
She lied for 20 years. Now the truth is out. What am I supposed to do? Who am I?
Prosecutors ask for $14,400 fine in Galliano case
Jenny Barchfield, Pierre-antoine Souchard
The former Dior designer has testified that he does not remember alleged Parisian anti-Semitic slur incident
Mom, tell me about your “first time”
Tracy Clark-Flory
What difficult questions do you ask an ailing parent? For me, it was about my mother's early sex life
Good fun or security breach?
Patrick Smith
A couple of young men film their late-night high jinks at Dallas-Fort Worth airport. Not everyone was amused
Does a brain quirk foster creativity?
Jude Stewart
From Kandinsky to Nabokov, many artists have had synesthesia, a condition where people assign colors to letters
Close encounters of a tired kind
Matt Zoller Seitz
Despite promising elements, TNT's "Falling Skies" is a rehash of played-out alien invasion tropes
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