Shooting Stars
Once Fierce Competitors on the Basketball Court, Magic Johnson and Larry Bird Have Turned into Fierce Friends
Books
The Science of Magic: Not Just Hocus-Pocus
Neuroscientists and Magicians Are Studying How Sleight of Hand Affects the Brain, and Its Potential to Diagnose Autism
The Axis of Food Evil: Fat, Sugar and Salt
Ex-Surgeon General Says Restaurants Overload Foods with Ingredients We Crave, But They're Just Selling What We Desire
Andy Williams: Hitting the High Notes
The Legendary Songsmith Is Still Entertaining Audiences in His 80s, With No Signs of Slowing Down
Once Objects of Scorn, Nerds Now Rule
Mo Rocca Explores How People Once Relegated to the Sidelines Have Moved to the Mainstream
Scaling Back Justice?
Lawyer Objects to "Over-Lawyering," But Critics Say His Proposed "Health Courts" Would Nullify Our Rights
Barbara Taylor Bradford's Latest Adventure
The Bestselling Author of "A Woman of Substance" Has a Midas Touch, and With Her New Novel the Jewels to Match
Free For All, Profit For Some
Giving Your Wares Away on the Web Is Counterintuitive, But Some Companies Find the New Business Model Works
Battling the Scourge of Illiteracy
30 Million Americans Cannot Read, But There Is Hope and Help
Paul Shaffer's Showbiz Journey
From Ontario to the Ed Sullivan Theater, Letterman Sidekick's Path to Stardom Has Been Long and Illustrious
God, Mystics, Yoga: What Americans Believe
Martha Teichner Examines Poll Results on Religion, and Visits Those Taking Different Paths in Faith
Reveling in 'America's Best Idea'
Filmmaker Ken Burns Talks About His Latest Documentary, a History of Our National Parks
E.L. Doctorow on "Homer & Langley"
The famed author talks about bringing to life the infamous Collyer brothers in his new novel
Turning the Big Three-Oh
Will Thirtysomethings Discover Their Life's 'Starting Point,' or a 'Slow Fade to the Grave'?
Rediscovering Henry Hudson
Exploring the Legacy of the 17th Century Adventurer Whose Voyages Heralded a New Era of Globalization
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