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Summing Up: The Simple Facts about the Hollywood Issue of 02138.Most unsurprising fact about Boston revealed: When it comes to sex, Bostonians would rather not. What else the March/April 02138 says about sex: That even at 80-something, Henry Miller still had a little glow in his eye and a little fire in his loins. And no, it wasn’t because he had an STD. 
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Blogs
Steve Ballmer: nothing can stop him now
Rajat Gupta makes the world go 'round
There is no evidence of insider trading at Goldman Sachs, other than Goldman's stellar performance record and a chilling ability to predict the future.
Joe Medioli and Harvard Crimson steal back Sexton Cup in 143rd Harvard-Yale regatta.
Chief Justice John Roberts does not believe that suspected terrorists in custody deserve more rights.
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Tommy Lee Jones is a man of few words—but when he talks about movies, morality, and the "madness" of immigration politics, a few words can say a lot.
Daily Show writer and producer David Javerbaum's first foray into writing for musical theater, an adaptation of the film Cry-Baby, has arrived on Broadway. Do his prodigious small-screen talents play on the stage?
The ConnectU-Facebook feud is in the news again. Read our original story on Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and the contested origins of his $15 billion company, and the court documents from ConnectU Inc. v. Facebook Inc..
Newsweek International Editor Fareed Zakaria talks about the future of the Muslim world, whether American kids are decadent, and what the United States can learn from the Swiss.
D.A. Wallach and Maxwell Drummey started playing music together as freshman in the basement of a Harvard dorm. Now, the duo has graduated, and everyone from Kanye West to Italian Vogue is all ears.
Samantha Power on the writing process, the point of the United Nations, and the hotness of Barack Obama.
The Saturday Night Live scribe toiled in the trenches of late-night comedy until he became the Democrats’ answer to right-wing media. Now, as he campaigns for the U.S. Senate from Minnesota, Al Franken wants not just your laughter, but also your vote.
Engi Wassef debuts her first feature documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival.
With a new pen commemorating a founding father, Montblanc revives the lost art of writing.
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