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Fancy-pants banana pudding
Francis Lam
My Platonic ideal of this dessert is a little embarrassing, but this recipe restores my pride
Fear, loathing and Obama’s bank plan
Andrew Leonard
The White House is divided, Congress runs for cover, and investors are freaking out. 2010 is off to a great start
In memory of old friends, with grilled cheese
Lisa Horel
Recalling young motherhood and old neighbors with the sandwiches they made (recipe included)
Haiti loses feminist leaders
Tracy Clark-Flory
Three women's rights activists are among the earthquake's casualties
Dwayne Johnson: He still rocks my world
Stephanie Zacharek
The big lug has the brawn of Schwarzenegger and the charm of old Hollywood. So what if he has to wear a tutu?
What would the GOP do?
Joe Conason
Democrats should consider the behavior of Republicans: They often lose, but never, ever retreat
Democrats already devouring themselves
Mike Madden
Before the polls in Massachusetts are even closed, Democrats search wildly for someone to blame
“The campaign failed to recognize this threat”
Mike Madden
A senior Democratic Party official blasts the Coakley campaign for trying to spin looming disaster in Massachusetts
“The Trauma Myth”: The child betrayed
Thomas Rogers
Susan Clancy discusses her controversial theory, and how an industry designed to help children may hurt them
Bill Clinton pushing hard for Haiti relief
Joe Conason
For years he has led international efforts to save the Haitians -- and now the tragedy may provide global traction
“Political reporting” means “royal court gossip”
Glenn Greenwald
The media excitement over a sleazy new "political" book reveals the real function of our press corps
Elizabeth Gilbert, the reluctant bride
Amy Benfer
The literary phenomenon behind "Eat, Pray, Love" embraces a second marriage, and her everywoman book-club status
Why do we listen to Rudy?
Joe Conason
A big blunder today reinforces the sad fact: "America's mayor" now has badly tarnished cred
The Clinton boom was real — then Bush happened
Will Marshall
Historians, economists and revisionists battle over the legacy of Bill Clinton's economic memory
“Lord of the Rings”: WTF happened?
Andrew O'Hehir
Peter Jackson's trilogy was embraced by critics and made a kazillion bucks. So where's the decade-end love?
War, American-style
Tom Engelhardt, Nick Turse
As 2010 begins in turmoil, 10 questions to ask about U.S. military presence in distant lands
The flavorist conversations: Wylie Dufresne
Francis Lam
The irrepressibly creative chef of wd-50 talks about pairing ingredients and life after culinary bomb throwing
Films of the decade: “In the Mood for Love”
Patrick Z. McGavin
Wong Kar-wai's masterpiece broke our hearts -- and exemplified the intoxicating potential of movies
Image of the decade: Osama and the towers
Matt Zoller Seitz
It was a work of evil but also of a showman. The atrocity that hit us on 9/11 singularly defined the years ahead
Directors of the decade: No. 1: Charlie Kaufman & David Chase
Matt Zoller Seitz
Yes, they're both writers first. But their brilliant work blew open industry doors -- and blew our minds
God changes with the weather
Garrison Keillor
In warm Southern climes, one man's warrior view of the Great Giver of Truth gives way to a hedonistic pantheism
Stephanie Zacharek on the best movies of the decade
Stephanie Zacharek
My 25 favorites of the '00s, including "Donnie Darko," "Lost in Translation" and ... "Pootie Tang"?
Can’t our government get anything right?
Michael Lind
Whichever party's in charge fumbles the basics -- security, health, infrastructure. Why are we paying these people?
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