Divorce and the Family in America
A social critic argues that divorce poses no threat to the institution of marriage
Neo-Nazis are in the Army now
Why the U.S. military is ignoring its own regulations and permitting white supremacists to join its ranks.
White male seeking sexy Asian women
What is the deal with Western men’s erotic obsession with the East?
A Friendly Chat: Damian Mason, Farmer, Corporate Comedian, Bill Clinton Impersonator
“Years ago I was a lighting fixture salesperson, and when I was 25 years old, I wasn’t enjoying my job that much. I quit my job because I won a Halloween contest dressed up as Bill Clinton in San Diego. I quit my job and became a professional Bill Clinton impersonator. My company used me at trade shows and meetings. I’d dress up as Bill Clinton, make some yuks, have some laughs, take some pictures. I started doing shows on the side, companies, groups, anyone that had 300 bucks I’d do a show for them.”
Has the mystery of sex been explained at last?
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.
From the Court to the Sales Floor
Ed O’Bannon, An Example of When a Promising Career Goes Bust
The Newsweekly’s Last Stand
Why The Economist is thriving while Time and Newsweek fade
Zeke’s Anatomy
Meet the nice Emanuel brother. Well, the nicest.
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.
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