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IMAGE: STEVE POWERS
FICTION

Costelloby Jim Gavin

His sacraments wait for him by the shallow-end steps…
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ILLUSTRATION: CHRISTOPH NIEMANN
THE FINANCIAL PAGE

The Big Uneasyby James Surowiecki

According to critics, quantitative easing could start a currency war, weaken the dollar, spark inflation. Next thing you know, dogs and cats will be living together…
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ILLUSTRATION: WILLIAM HAMILTON
POSTSCRIPT

At Elaine’sby Macy Halford

“I said I wanted to be cooked—uh, cremated. And no ceremony. I’d just rather leave an endowed chair of literature at Columbia. For writers.” So said Elaine Kaufman in 1997.
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PHOTOGRAPH: NIKO TAVERNISE
THE CURRENT CINEMA

Strange Birdby David Denby

“Black Swan” says that a dancer must enter into the irrational and the erotic—even destroy herself—in order to make art…
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News Desk

WikiLeaks Evolvesby Raffi Khatchadourian

The group appears to be acting more like a conventional media organization with each successive project…

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AUDIO

Beauty and the Beatwith Gay Talese

On the road with Marina Poplavskaya.
HERE TO THERE DEPT.

Tootlingby Ian Parker

The man behind the slow-driving movement.
ILLUSTRATION: JOOST SWARTE
ANNALS OF ECONOMICS

Wall Street is Worthlessby John Cassidy

Do investment bankers help anyone besides themselves?

The Political Scene

Evan Osnos, Barbara Demick, and Ryan Lizza on North Korea.

MULTIMEDIA

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Gay Talese on the soprano Marina Poplavskaya.

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Jennifer Kahn on the mechanics of running.

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Faces and voices of Burmese refugees in Thailand.

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Billy Wilder’s “Love in the Afternoon.”

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Peter Schjeldahl looks at the art of Paul Thek.

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Stephen Malkmus and Steve West on Pavement’s tour.

Audio Slide Show

Peter Schjeldahl on Abstract Expressionism.

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