Michelle Obama’s Oscar Moment: How the First Lady Became an Academy Presenter
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The Harlem Shake Is Dead; Long Live the Harlem Shake
The YouTube dance craze draws criticism for what some see as culture appropriation—just as the song hits No. 1 on the charts
What’s the Best Pick-Up Line in Cinema History?
A new survey—involving more than a thousand online interactions—reveals some surprising results
An Activist’s Path: A Q&A with the Oscar-nominated director of How to Survive a Plague
The Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind ‘How to Survive a Plague’ talks to TIME about the origins—and future—of his documentary
Central Park Five Documentary Subpoena Rejected
The Ken Burns documentary is protected by journalistic privilege, said the judge on the case
Downton Abbey Watch: Endings
In the season finale, the Crawleys take a visit to Scotland, the staff takes a trip to a fair and a journey comes to an end
Banksy Pieces, Lost After Shady Deal, Recovered
Art purchased with unauthorized credit cards has been found in London
Casters and Shadowhunters and Aliens, Oh My! 7 Young-Adult-Novel Supernatural Beings Making Their Way to Cinemas
‘Beautiful Creatures’—the movie of which is in theaters Feb. 14—isn’t the only book to feature paranormal beings new to its readers
Trend Alert: K-Pop Meets Country Music (and New Jersey)
From country-music sounds to American-born stars, the U.S. is a growing presence on the Korean pop-music scene
Taxidermy Goes To Next Level With a New Reality TV Show
A judge from the AMC new show ‘Immortalized’ speaks to TIME about how taxidermy took him from the Smithsonian to TV
Today’s Movie Trailer: Owen Wilson and Vince Vaughn Crash Google in The Internship
The ‘Wedding Crashers’ stars get with the program
For Valentine’s Day: Amazon Gives Every State Its Own Love Story
That’s one ‘Love Story’—plus 49 other tales of romance. So how do you come up with such a list?
Beautiful Creatures Authors: In Defense of Young Adult Paranormal Genre Fiction
As first the movie based on the hit series hits theaters, authors Kami Garcia and Margaret Stohl talk to TIME about why writing for teens matters