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Ah, the mysterious female orgasm
Sarah Hepola
Research found that when a woman climaxed, "much of her brain went silent."
A split Democratic decision
Joan Walsh
Obama won Oregon. Clinton won Kentucky. In Iowa, Obama skipped a victory lap and had gracious words for Clinton. So what's next for Democrats?
Mutterings over the graves of soldiers
Garrison Keillor
On Memorial Day we'll hear about men who gave their lives for their country, but many lives were not given, they were taken, and taken stupidly and carelessly.
Blood on the beach
Andrew O'Hehir
From a dizzying reinvention of the Mafia film to Tony Manero as serial killer to the death of Bobby Sands, it's a violent spring at Cannes.
Cannes opens with a dud — but delights follow
Andrew O'Hehir
"Blindness" is an apocalyptic horror flick, rendered dull and pretentious. But an astonishing animated war film and a gripping prison drama provide the fireworks.
My boyfriend has an abysmal environmental conscience
Cary Tennis
He says we'll all be dead in 100 years so who cares if he pollutes the air!
Brain scam
Robert Burton
Why is PBS airing Dr. Daniel Amen's self-produced infomercial for the prevention of Alzheimer's disease?
Economics 101: Obama vs. McCain
Andrew Leonard
And then there were two. In a speech delivered by Obama in Oregon, Hillary Clinton is yesterday's news
Addicted to “Intervention”
James Hannaham
Why can't I stop watching the bleakest show on television? Because it's the only way I've found to cope with my mother dying.
My husband doesn’t want to have sex with me
Cary Tennis
He's being treated for depression, and it's making me crazy.
NBA refs: One Mississippi, two Mississippi …
King Kaufman
An absurd rule leaves officials guessing about tenths of a second, the correct answer on a monitor a few feet away.
Barbara Walters interviews Barbara Walters
Rebecca Traister
In her new memoir, "Audition," the iconic television journalist plumbs the troubled childhood and love life of her ultimate subject -- herself.
Our friend got drunk and went to a hotel room with a bunch of Marines
Cary Tennis
We think she's out of control, and we think she should tell her boyfriend.
The media, the right and 1988: Endless deja vu
Glenn Greenwald
Will the tactics that the GOP perfected in 1988, and to which the media is addicted, work again in 2008 to render actual issues yet again irrelevant?
Comic relief
Douglas Wolk
From superheroes to horror to kid stuff, our guide to Free Comic Book Day offers graphic fun for all.
He conquered the World Trade Center
Andrew O'Hehir
"Man on Wire" and its daredevil star thrill Tribeca, but Mamet's "Redbelt" is a jiu-jitsu pratfall. Plus: Is Brecht still relevant?
Writing is in my blood, but how do I know if I’m any good?
Cary Tennis
What if I have no talent? How can I find out? Who can tell me?
Whose fault is the Clinton-Obama stalemate?
Walter Shapiro
Hillary's missteps are legion, but both candidates are flesh and blood, and their squandered opportunities have prolonged the race.
I should have gone to my aunt’s funeral
Cary Tennis
I could have gone, I should have gone, but I thought about the money and my other plans!
Where are your children?
Catherine Price
Today marks the 15th annual Take Our Daughters -- and now Sons -- to Work Day.
The GOP on the verge of imploding
Sidney Blumenthal
A look at how radicalism has forced the Republican Party to retreat.
Obama and Clinton fizzle in Philly
Walter Shapiro
Wednesday's debate was devoid of substance and rife with gotcha politics. In the end, Obama seemed to win simply by not losing.
Evernote: Software to help you remember everything, forever
Farhad Manjoo
By photographing and saving all that you encounter, you can build a search engine for your life.
Washington Mutual’s bad day
Andrew Leonard
Move over, Countrywide; WaMu just declared a billion-dollar loss. The subprime killer strikes again.
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