'You Will Meet A Tall Dark Stranger': Woody Allen's Next Comeback?
he returns to London looking to redeem himself after 'Whatever Works'
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he returns to London looking to redeem himself after 'Whatever Works'
Or is it merely a flashy fall blockbuster?
On the Senate's "true maverick," the "parasitic" Huffington Post, and the GOP's ante
Twitter glories in the rival site's hiccup
How can it be a "winning issue" if there isn't a vote?
State Board of Education examines the "anti-Christian" bias in texts
On "Slumdog" birthday cake, failing early-education efforts, and breakfast with Ahmadinejad
The FDA wrestles with approving the "faster growing" salmon
The failed repeal is highlighted by two arguments by senators
On the "pro-British" Tea Party, the imperial presidency, and Obama's Wal-Mart problem
Newsweek implores men to embrace "girly jobs"
DNC staffers and organizers are worried about the impact of the Comedy Central rally
On the non-existent GOP civil war, anger over the Pope's visit, and the "biting" reaction to Jonathan Franzen
An impassioned town hall questioner respectfully takes the president to task
The Indiana Rep. bests Huckabee, Palin, and Romney in a straw poll
Powell, Bloomberg throw their weight behind centrists; Murkowski plots write-in bid
On the news that finds you, sound-bite economics, and the upside of inflation
Apple would be quite happy cannibalizing PCs
Scorsese's "The Departed" is the obvious touchstone for the Affleck thriller
Poll margins widen in favor of Republicans in key Ohio races
Is "global climate disruption" any better than "climate change"?
Complete with free signs like "I Disagree With You But I'm Pretty Sure You're Not Hitler."
On the backlash myth, the tax-cut racket, and the ominous trends in the war on terror
But fell short of the sum taken in by the Call of Duty sequel
Twitter rewrites your favorite songs. Because it's Twitter, that's why.
CRC calls its own existence into doubt
On an opportunity in North Korea, the revival of George Bush, and etiquette advice for male bankers
The former eBay executive becomes the biggest self-funding candidate ever
Because there's no bad time for a random Stanley Kubrick allusion
A visibly annoyed Rove spars with Sean Hannity
On O'Donnell's upset victory, the Christie effect, and the meaning of the Koran
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