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Susan Vega on her one-woman show: Carson McCullers Talks About Love
Singer songwriter Susan Vega, of "Tom's Diner" fame, talks about her new, one-woman show Carson McCullers Talks About Love.
Fake Shakespeare by Arthur Phillips
For his new novel about a fake Shakespeare play, Arthur Phillips wrote a full-length Shakespearean play.
Tony Kushner on his new play, "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide…"
Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner talks about his new play "The Intelligent Homosexual's Guide to Capitalism and Socialism With a Key to the Scriptures."
Monopoly Redesign: Do not pass Go
Monopoly Live, out next fall, will replace paper money with ATM cards, but will that be enough for the game to get with the times?
Bookstores are added to the endangered species list
As online shopping and electronic books become more popular, independent bookstores consider what is necessary to stay afloat.
Steve Soderbergh says goodbye
The Academy Award-winning director, who has walked the line between making arthouse and blockbuster films for the last 20 years, is ready for retirement.
A poetic account of the Amistad revolt
Poet Kevin Young has written an epic poem about the Africans who revolted aboard the ship Amistad in 1839.
The 'Spark' of creative inspiration
In the new book, 'Spark,' artist Chuck Close, writer Isabel Allende, musician Robert Plant and others give readers an inside look at their creative processes and inspiration.
Watson vs. Ken Jennings: Will the machines win?
On Jeopardy!, a machine named Watson may be able to beat human Ken Jennings. But that doesn't mean the machines are taking over.
Poetry and the Egyptian Revolution: Tamim al-Barghouti
Tamim al-Barghouti has become Egypt's revolutionary poet, after his poem was broadcast through Tahrir Square during protests against Mubarak.
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