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Live from Capitol Hill: Senate passes healthcare
Mike Madden
With Vice President Joe Biden presiding, the Senate passes the healthcare reconciliation bill 56-43
Forget vegan, he’s a “hegan”
Thomas Rogers
The Boston Globe coins a ridiculous new term for manly men who don't mind eating their veggies
Live from Capitol Hill: Healthcare passes
Mike Madden
The House passes healthcare reform 219-212, sending the bill to Obama. Plus: Stupak called "baby killer" by GOP rep
Dick Morris: When he predicts doom, expect sunshine
Joe Conason
The Fox News political guru warns that healthcare reform will "eradicate" Democrats -- which may mean there's hope
Anti-bully law stalls as toughs pummel lawmaker
Con Chapman
"I was a bully, and I want my kid to be a bully too"
Renewed Massa probe cannot vindicate Boehner
Joe Conason
GOP leader John Boehner hopes to embarrass Nancy Pelosi with the Massa scandal -- but his revenge may prove bitter
Dems fight to attach student loan reform to budget
Jenn Kepka
But will the president's proposed overhaul make it past the GOP (and six holdouts from his own party)?
“Mother”: A brilliant Hitchcock mystery, made in Korea
Andrew O'Hehir
A tormented mom turns cop, lawyer and shrink in a twisty, creepy mystery from the director of "The Host"
Oscars: Hollywood’s war against itself (continued)
Andrew O'Hehir
Oscar voters picked the lowest-grossing winner in history -- artistic integrity or commercial suicide?
“In Memoriam”: Oscar mourns the dead
Will Di Novi
The Academy's annual four-minute lesson in film history -- and mortality -- is the reason I keep watching
“The Oscar”: Greatest terrible movie of all time
Erik Nelson
It destroyed careers -- and won no Oscars. This 1966 spectacle of wretched excess must be seen to be believed
The last Chinese BBQ
Francis Lam
Jackie Wong is an absolute master pig roaster, 30 years in the business. He'll teach me, but not his kids
Goodbye, Ulysses. Hello, Ronnie!
Gabriel Winant
Who says the GOP doesn't have any ideas: The party's quest to name everything after the 40th president rolls on
Rough economy? Just ask unemployed Spider-Man
John Rogers
The comic hero is now one of many jobless Americans, but only he has to worry about dry cleaning his Spidey suit
The Perfect Double Bill: “2012” and “Miracle Mile”
Erik Nelson
Counteract the soul-deadening emptiness of Roland Emmerich's apocalypse with a wrenching late-'80s antidote
Can you heat us up with your best hot drink?
Francis Lam
Spring is turning the corner; let's get one more round in. Plus, last week's winners
Winner: Peking duck cassoulet
Mamie Chen
This week's champ creates a "fusion" cuisine the honest way: Through memory and old-fashioned making-do
Leno returns to late night, but can he rule?
Lynn Elber
How “The Bachelor” hooked us — again
Sarah Hepola
Recession-era America gives a forgotten reality show -- and its demure, soft-core thrills -- a second chance
Hot young thing: Why we love the Easy-Bake Oven
Sara Breselor
Chefs and psychologists agree: This iconic toy has a recipe for success. Plus: A slide show of its past versions
Quake-triggered tsunami begins affecting Hawaii
Associated Press
Receding waters off the shores of Hawaii mark what appears to be the first sign of the tsunami
Calas: The rice fritter that freed the slaves
Francis Lam
The story of a secret New Orleans treat, and a quest to bring it back from extinction
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