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Their Crime Spree Ended In A Hail of Gunfire 75 Years Ago, But Their Legend Remains
Living A Life Sentence
What Happens After The Innocent Are Exonerated For Crimes They Didn't Commit? For Many, It's Tougher Than A Prison Yard
Michael Caine: I'm The Luckiest Person
The Legendary Actor And Oscar-Winner Says Working Is Pure Luxury, But He Can't Stop
Remembering Louis L'Amour
The Western Novelist Penned More Than A Hundred Books About The Old West
Unraveling The Secret Of "Alters"
Doctors Are Of Two Minds About Multiple Personality Disorder
What Movies Mean To Us In Hard Times
Films Helped Audiences Escape And Survive One Depression; Can They Do So Again?
Passages: John Updike
The Prolific Author And Pulitzer Prize-Winner Left A Unmatched Legacy Recording Contemporary Life
Augusten Burroughs And The Art Of Memoir
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The Name Is Fleming ... Ian Fleming
The Creator of James Bond Had Almost As Colorful A Life As The Immortal Secret Agent
The History Of Salt, In A Pinch
Sodium Chloride Comes In Gourmet Flavors And Designer Colors — You Can Even Cook On It
Coming Soon: A Post-American World
With The Rise Of China And Other Economies, The "Golden Age" Of American Influence May Be Coming To An End
Stephenie Meyer's Latest Vampire Tale
The Bestselling Author Has A New Novel And A Movie In The Works
The Wondrous Life of Junot Diaz
Pulitzer-Winning Novelist Discusses His "Only In America" Journey From Immigrant To Literary Phenomenon
The Rise Of Dame Julie Andrews
The Legendary Actress Tells Of Her Hard Childhood In A New Autobiography
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