Doonesbury at 40
The Annals of Garry Trudeau, the Most Politically Trailblazing Artist of the Comic Pages
Profiles
George and Laura Bush: "There's No Do-Overs"
The Former President and First Lady Talk About Their "After-Life," Which Involves No Second-Guessing His Decisions in Office
Diane Keaton: Successful, Yes, and Insecure
The Oscar-Winning Actress and Star of "Morning Glory" Opens Up About Her Films, Her Men, and Marriage
The Captivating Story Behind "127 Hours"
Self-Amputee's Harrowing Ordeal of Survival Is Retold in Danny Boyle's New Film Starring James Franco
The art and magic of Harry Houdini
The mystery and legend of the master magician and escape artist only became greater after his death
Keith Richards riffs on his "Life"
With a new autobiography, the Rolling Stones guitarist is gathering no moss, and getting the road itch again
The Marriage That United Two Presidents
David and Julie Nixon Eisenhower's New Memoir, "Going Home to Glory," Recalls Ike's Retirement
The Mystery of Lee Child's Success
The Second Chapter of a British TV Veteran's Career Came Thanks to Gumshoe Jack Reacher
Tom Jones: Time is my enemy
The pop star says he's afraid to stop, and proves it with his most recent album, "Praise and Blame"
Nancy Pelosi Fires Back
The Woman Speaker Targeted by the GOP Does Not Believe Democrats Will Lose Control of the House
Eli Wallach: Still "crazy" after all these years
With "Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps," the veteran actor with a long list of memorable roles continues to steal scenes
The Dog Whisperer is really the People Whisperer
Lesley Stahl gets a few lessons in human and canine psychology from TV show sensation Cesar Millan
Marlo Thomas Is Still "That Girl"
Star of Classic Sitcom Has New Book About Growing Up With Late Father Danny Thomas
A Play Date With Katy Perry
The Pop Star With Pin-Up Girl Looks Has Built Success on Her Playful Flirtation - But Is It Too Much for Elmo?
Jamie Lee Curtis: Acting Is in My DNA
Daughter of Hollywood Royalty Has Taken on Many Roles, Including Mother, Activist, Author and Recovering Alcoholic
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