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Letters: Dec. 9, 1966
On Center Stage Sir: Perhaps with Winthrop Rockefeller as Governor [Dec. 2] Arkansas will be the stage where the conflicts between the North and the South are...
Television: The Hampshire Saga
Way back in 1961, British Actress Susan Hampshire had a bash at Hollywood. Or, as she called it, "the Land of the Bottom Pinchers," where all the men have...
A Letter From The Publisher: Nov. 25, 1966
TIME's cover this week is a Thanksgiving tribute to good cooks everywhereand particularly to the Lady with the Ladle, Julia Child. When the story went to press...
Pleasures, Guilty And Otherwise
Lev Grossman, TIME book critic: I think of you as a pretty highbrow reader. I'm hoping you'll tell me you have some guilty pleasures. Radhika Jones, TIME...
The Connections
This summer the big literary names--your Kings, your Grishams, your Meyers--will mostly be silent. It's a good opportunity to get to know a crop of lesser-known...
Great Performances
Jessica Chastain George Clooney Viola Davis Jean Dujardin Michael Fassbender Rooney Mara Adepero Oduye Brad Pitt Christopher Plummer Octavia Spencer Meryl Streep...
Meryl as Maggie in The Iron Lady: A Stunt of Genius
It’s a truism, and therefore largely true, that American actors approach the characters they play from the inside out — psychoanalyzing the role, then finding...
Amazon Strikes Deal to Carry PBS Programming
Good news, Neil deGrasse Tyson fans: Your favorite astrophysicist and company will soon be coming to Amazon. The company announced today that it has struck a...
'My Week With Marilyn' Trailer: Michelle Williams Takes On the Blonde Bombshell
Nearly 40 years after Marilyn Monroe's death, an upcoming film attempts to (figuratively) strip the icon to her core, with Michelle Williams filling Monroe's...
The Joy of Cookbooks.
The truth about cookbooks is that you only need a few of them. You need a basic one that tells you what goes into potpie; you need a couple for specialty fields...
Chef Lit.
The hero of George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London makes his living as a plongeur, which is what French people call the dishwasher/gofer/house elf in a...
Chef Lit: Kitchen Writing
The hero of George Orwell's Down and Out in Paris and London makes his living as a plongeur, which is what French people call the dishwasher/gofer/house elf in a...
Movies
FUNNY GUYS. CAVEMEN AND CLASSIC COMEDIANS Brüno How could Sacha Baron Cohen follow his Borat smash? By playing an Austrian fashion guru in another shock-mock...
Business Books.
In-N-Out Burger: A Behind-the-Counter Look at the Fast-Food Chain That Breaks All the Rules By Stacy Perman Collins Business; 345 pages Hamburgers. Fries. Soft...
Food: How to Choose the Right Wine
The world of wine is complex and global in scope. That makes it a perfect match for the Internet, which excels at reaching across geographic boundaries and...
Advanced Italian
What's in a name? New York City's French Culinary Institute (FCI), arguably the most comprehensive cooking school in the U.S., is acting on the modern American...
Capital Assets
Washington is a city of famous museums--the Smithsonian, the National Archives, even the White House. But could those attractions be too famous? Visitors who are...
Eat American!
"Welcome to America!" What sounds like the official greeting at a U.S. international airport is in fact the standard hello to customers at one of New York City's...
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