Ouch! Check Out the Harshest Book Review of the Year
A Sunday Times essay on a “vague literary blah” of a book has been named the Hatchet Job of the Year
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An Anniversary Celebration: Lincoln DVDs For U.S. Schools
The 204th anniversary of the birth of Abraham Lincoln—16th President and Great Emancipator—is certainly worthy of celebration, and it looks like a lot of people are invited.
Project Runway Hints from the Finale Catwalk Show
The design competition is only a few weeks into this season’s broadcast—but the catwalk finale has already happened, and TIME was there
Spoiler Alert: What Was Wrong With the Side Effects Villain?
A diagnosis for the baddie in the Steven Soderbergh thriller, in theaters now
Downton Abbey Watch: Thoroughly Modern Crawley
Jazz + cricket + criminal activity + the modern woman + a christening + estate management = a mega two-hour episode
Storm Keeping You Inside? Catch Up on Some TV!
There’s plenty to keep you occupied, even if snow keeps you inside
How Will the Blizzard Affect Grammy Awards, Fashion Week, Bieber?
Impending snow has put some weekend plans in peril
Q&A: The Real Forensic Psychiatrist Behind Side Effects
Dr. Sasha Bardey, who worked on the new Steven Soderbergh movie ‘Side Effects,’ tells TIME how the thriller’s plot is based on real medical cases
Capital Letters: D.C. Named Most Book-Friendly Burb in the U.S.
Where does your city rank in the annual list of literate locales?
Can the Internet Save Soap Operas?
As production begins for web versions of ‘One Life to Live’ and ‘All My Children,’ fans say the answer is “yes”
Grammy Warning to Performers: ‘Thong-Type Costumes Are Problematic’
A note to artists performing at the upcoming awards show warns against exposing too much skin
Commence Countdown to Thunderbirds TV Remake Launch
Yes, they are go
What’s the Deal with Under the Dome, the Stephen King Project With a Cryptic Super Bowl Ad?
Find out what exactly is being advertised in this creepy spot