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Today in show business news: The search for Miss Hannigan continues, some interesting clues about the next Star Wars movie, and Simon Rich continues to do well at his 20s.
On Twitter, the judging started early
The Democrats' chance to keep the House, the cab attack, and more
Academia erupts at the fall of a star evolutionary biologist
After four years, he'll "have plenty of time for vacations"
The debate about industrial agriculture, population growth, and food safety
Maybe she's been getting a bum rap
Reverend Moon strikes a deal to reacquire the conservative DC paper. What's next?
The case for economic optimism, Romney's cave-in and more
Photo shoot with Justin Bieber draws ire of Fox host
The day Twitter posed some head scratchers
After nine months in the tabloid wringer, golfer and Swedish bride divorce
The Islamophobia myth, the Truther conspiracy, and more
As "The Switch" bombs, critics turn against Rachel
The homeownership "fetish", the Republican divide, and more
Elite students saving cities, American Muslims fighting extremism, and Emma Thompson inspiring--and irritating--millions
For some reason, no one likes the 2,500 calorie pizza/burger hybrid
bundled with utterly formulaic rom-com conventions
Top tweeters get in last great quips of the week
Have critics gotten used to studio drivel?
In his time of peril, a handful of baseball writers stick up for him
Information overload, Scotland's disgrace, and the truth about the deficit
ChristWire isn't a serious site, people
The legendary pitcher won little sympathy from Twitter
Bring your graphing calculator
The renowned journalist jumps ship
The Merchant of Death, the misconduct of generals and more
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