Apocalypse believers await end, skeptics carry on
May 21 comes and goes, with no End Times in sight
Topics: Religion 34 Comments
Nicole Daedone is trying to spread "orgasmic meditation" beyond alternative circles. Can America handle it?
Topics: Sex 27 Comments
May 21 comes and goes, with no End Times in sight
Topics: Religion 34 Comments
The beloved author promoted my book on his tour. It was amazing for my career -- and horrible for my finances Video
Topics: Life stories, Writers and Writing, Fiction 18 Comments
Senior officials will try to bypass negotiations with Israel, calling such efforts fruitless
Topics: Israel, United Nations 19 Comments
The founder of Godfather's Pizza officially throws his hat in the ring
Topics: 2012 Elections, Republican Party 25 Comments
Banned from Cannes, the "Melancholia" director talks about Judaism, communism and his "Nazi" meltdown moment
Topics: Lars von Trier, Interviews, Cannes Film Festival 30 Comments
Before I became a food writer for the NYT, the kitchen was where I found confidence -- and took care of my family
Topics: Life stories, Parenting 5 Comments
Military action passes 60-day threshold, but Obama won't seek congressional approval
Topics: Libya, U.S. Military, Barack Obama 17 Comments
Anger over unemployment is manifest in demonstrations leading up to elections
Topics: European Union, Unemployment 7 Comments
After little debate, a bipartisan deal is set to extend some of the post-9/11 law's most controversial provisions
Topics: FBI 25 Comments
Critics deride the chamber's passage of the "don't say gay" bill
Topics: Education 26 Comments
Some believe conflict is moving toward a dangerous stalemate after yesterday's deadly protests
Topics: Middle East 3 Comments
This week we're on the fence about Gwyneth Paltrow's gangsta rap, Miley Cyrus nudity and Jim Carrey on "The Office"
Topics: Pop Torn 3 Comments
Eating the muscle horrified me as a child. Then my husband brought one home -- and invited friends over to eat it
Topics: Scavenger 36 Comments
...and waiting, and waiting. We're at Harold Camping's home base as the big day arrives
Topics: Religion 105 Comments
What happens after commencement
Topics: Great Recession, Unemployment 4 Comments
Slide show: Summer is the season of mediocre retread cinema -- but which is the most dreadful ever made?
Topics: Friday Night Seitz, Slide Shows 92 Comments
It's the "Downfall" video the meme was made for!
Topics: Cannes Film Festival 17 Comments
WWE loses a legend; wrestlers respond on Twitter
Topics: Celebrity, Twitter 19 Comments
You'd never know it from the debate taking place in Washington, but the evidence isn't very strong
Topics: Taxes 80 Comments
Overnight bombing runs were meant to protect the nearby rebel-held port of Misrata
Topics: Libya 9 Comments
The "Half Nelson" star and a Danish director not named von Trier captivate Cannes with a red-hot L.A. heist movie
Topics: Valhalla Rising, Blue Valentine, Thrillers 14 Comments
After meeting with Israeli PM at the White House, president says such disagreements happen "between friends"
Topics: Middle East, Israel, Barack Obama 93 Comments
I'm a nervous person prone to hypochondria. Reality TV is my natural Xanax
Topics: Saved By Pop Culture, Life stories, Reality TV 16 Comments
If the Rapture comes Saturday -- and you're not among the chosen -- here's what you need to do
Topics: Religion 55 Comments
The writer alleged Dominique Strauss-Kahn sexually assaulted her eight years ago
Topics: Sexual abuse 5 Comments
An anti-gay preacher delivers an incendiary opening prayer in the Minnesota state legislature
Topics: Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., Religion, Barack Obama 61 Comments
In just 58 seconds, an economist makes an ironclad argument for expanding the government's authority to borrow Video
Topics: Budget Showdown, Debt ceiling 25 Comments
Get ready for Judgment Day with Zombie Apocalypse tips!
Topics: Natural Disasters 1 Comments
The director respects Cannes Film Festival over its decision to exclude him
Topics: Lars von Trier, Cannes Film Festival 6 Comments
A deadpan Israeli comedy about dueling father-son professors, "Footnote" is an unexpected hit at Cannes
Topics: Cannes Film Festival, Academia, Israel 4 Comments
The moderate, Mormon Republican former governor goes wobbly on his Mormonism, moderate principles
Topics: Paul Ryan, R-Wis., Mitt Romney, 2012 Elections 9 Comments
The Cube is a living space with a low environmental impact. The downside: Not a lot of leg room
Topics: Psychology, Environment, Global warming 27 Comments
Carlsberg introduces a sleek new line of brew to appeal to both sexes -- because regular beer was just too manly?
Topics: Gender, Beer, Advertising 23 Comments
Obama's comments on Israel and Palestine receive European approval
Topics: Middle East, Israel, Barack Obama 9 Comments
The Governator is putting Hollywood on hold. But how on earth was he a successful actor in the first place?
Topics: Arnold Schwarzenegger 66 Comments
Three journalists pledge not to report news regarding the armed forces "which may cause confusion in the streets"
Topics: Egyptian Protests 4 Comments
Former governor of Minnesota set to declare his candidacy at a town hall style event in Des Moines, Iowa
Topics: Tim Pawlenty, 2012 Elections, Republican Party 3 Comments
Telecom lobbyists and Republican legislators join forces to preserve Time Warner Cable's profits
Topics: Republican Party 11 Comments
"I think I may well be the messiah," says one, while a staffer privately scoffs at tomorrow's doomsday date
Topics: Religion 45 Comments
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