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No. 2: Jonathan Franzen’s “Freedom”
Jonathan Franzen
The second-best sex scene of the year is an illicit tryst by a married man -- from the biggest novel of 2010
No. 4: Chang-rae Lee’s “The Surrendered”
Chang-rae Lee
In the fourth-best sex scene of the year, a teenager crawls into bed with a beautiful missionary wife
Haley Barbour’s Dixie problem
Steve Kornacki
Will Mississippi's governor have to take a stand on Nathan Bedford Forrest, the notorious Confederate general?
The joy of spanking
Anna David
Fetishists open up about their private thrill, where it came from -- and how normal they really are
Stupid Republican budget tricks
Andrew Leonard
As insurers get slammed by extreme weather and peak oil draws near, the GOP targets the EPA and energy efficiency
My husband, the convicted murderer
Amy Friedman
I was a newspaper columnist, he was a former drug dealer. Our romance was complicated. But then, isn't everyone's?
Pox Americana
Tom Engelhardt
Why we shouldn't date the end of the Cold War to 1991 in Eastern Europe, but to 2011 in the Middle East
Will things finally, really work out for John Kerry?
Steve Kornacki
The Massachusetts senator may have his eye on a big promotion -- not at all for the first time
Jeb Bush 2012!
Alex Pareene
The National Review asks the former Florida governor with the unfortunate last name to get into the race already
I like my husband’s family better
Cary Tennis
How do I tell my great new in-laws what a dismal, dysfunctional clan I come from?
Auschwitz decays, prompting preservation effort
Vanessa Gera
One of the strongest reminders of Nazi evil is crumbling. Preservation efforts could cost hundreds of millions
Learning to make Mom’s dumplings
Francis Lam
OK, so they're technically not my mom's dumplings. But I wish she were here
Mourning a husband who has not yet passed
Lillian B. Rubin
As Hank disappears into dementia, I have to admit the unbearable: His death would be easier than this
DVDs you should have seen — but didn’t: Beat the winter blahs!
Andrew O'Hehir
Crap movies got you down? Stay home with Guillermo del Toro, Robert Mitchum, David Cronenberg and much more
“The Memory of Love”: Excavating Sierra Leone’s postwar trauma
Brooke Allen
In her new novel, Aminatta Forna probes the legacy of the African country's brutal, bloody history
“Endgame”: The genius and madness of Bobby Fischer
Laura Miller
How did one of the greatest chess players of all time end up a paranoid, hate-filled old man?
Tracy Morgan objectifies Sarah Palin
Ethan Sherwood Strauss
The "30 Rock" comedian calls Sarah Palin "great masturbation material" on live TV
“Lights Out” throws a knockout punch
Matt Zoller Seitz
Tonight's stunning episode of FX's "Lights Out" should not be missed (not even if Obama's SOTU goes over)
Six-pack bratwurst stew
Vivian Henoch
Wisconsinites don't stop loving brats just because it's too cold for grilling. Or beer, for that matter
Patton Oswalt battles his demons (and zombies)
Kerry Lauerman
The comedian talks about his very funny new book, '80s nerd nostalgia and what makes a terrible stand-up comic
Bipartisan praise for Joe Lieberman
Glenn Greenwald
He's spent decades advocating for violent, brutal, repressive policies, but that's no impediment to Beltway love
Learning new software the hard way
Dan Gillmor
A mishap forces me to learn new tricks; dictation software is one of them
Ron Reagan talks about his father’s Alzheimer’s
Niall Stanage
He tells Salon why Nancy Reagan kept the diagnosis from her husband -- and answers his brother's "sell out" charge
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