Ed O’Bannon, An Example of When a Promising Career Goes Bust
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Johnny Depp’s Great Escape
Plunging deep into his roles—from the self-created (Edward Scissorhands and Captain Jack Sparrow) to the painstakingly re-created (Hunter S. Thompson, and John Dillinger in Public Enemies)—Johnny Depp can drive himself to the edge of the psyche.
Dispatch from Tehran: Blood and defiance in Azadi Square
On Monday, huge crowds braved violence to protest the Iranian election results.
The Accidental Slumlord
At the height of the housing boom, I became a long-distance landlord. Then my tenants came home to roost.
Down & Out in Fresno and San Francisco
From the ten-dollar-a-month tent by the tracks to the residence hotels of the Tenderloin, life at the bottom is new for some people, more of a permanent condition for others. And it’s not all bad. A word to the wise: no pictures.
Don’t Call What Happened in Iran Last Week an Election
It was a crudely stage-managed insult to everyone involved.
Laid Off, Maybe, but Still Ready to Rumble
Downturn Inspires Some Men to Don Spandex and a Larger-Than-Life Persona
One Girl’s Hope, a Nation’s Dilemma
A Cambridge firm’s drug worked wonders, but was hugely costly – more than Costa Rica thought it could spend on one child among so many
