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June 1book140 Shortlist: Whodunits 
'Men in Black,' 'Glee,' Joey Ramone: The Week Ahead in Pop Culture 
In 'Game of Thrones,' War Changes Everyone
The stunning, episode-long Battle of Blackwater leaves no character untouched.
P. G. Wodehouse’s comic gift was built on his brilliant capacity for repressing unpleasantness.
“The exam went off without a hitch, and from there, stopping just didn’t make sense. Before each Calc test, we convened at Jill’s house to work out the answers.”
Don’t cry for the former Fox star—he’s building a 24/7 media empire in his loopy image.
HBO
The stunning, episode-long Battle of Blackwater leaves no character untouched.
On the eve of Triple Crown drama, Penny Chenery, the grand dame of horse racing, calls out I'll Have Another's owner and implores the industry to do better.
AP
How the economics of modern baseball killed the ultimate fan experience
AP
Exercising the sports fan's right to spew unfiltered volumes of 'haterade'
Richard Louissaint
'Big Words' finishes filming, and all of a sudden the voices on set are gone.
Fox
TV was skewering the rich long before the Occupy movement showed up
Fox
The singing-competition bubble didn't bust, "the end of men" played out on-screen, and more
New York City Ballet
Megan Fairchild and Andrew Veyette, principle dancers at the New York City Ballet, sport small HD cameras while performing a pas de deux from Tschaikovsky's Sleeping Beauty.
Atlantic Media
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Benaroya Pictures
Zac Efron and Nicole Kidman light up the unfairly bashed Lee Daniels film 'The Paperboy'
Yale University Press
The writer's long-lost children's book finally saw proper release last year
Universal
'Men in Black 3' is the latest film to face internal consistency problems while tapping into the human desire to change fate.
AP
The time David O. Russell head-butted George Clooney, and other tales of strife on the set
Kusama © Tokyo Lee Productions, Inc.
A documentary in the works looks to capture the incredible career of an 83-year-old Japanese eccentric.
AP Images
If Novak Djokovic wins the French Open, he'll be the third athlete in four years to dominate on all court surfaces.
Pas de Deux: A Dancer's-Eye View
Skulls and Lasers Bring the Dead to Life
Revitalizing America through Innovation
David H. Freedman on smartphone apps and the perfected self, Mark Bowden on being in the dumb kids' class, James Parker on Glenn Beck, Isaac Chotiner on P. G. Wodehouse, and more
Michael Haneke Takes Home Second Palme d'Or
'The Avengers' Dark Reign Is Over; Long Live the 'Men In Black'
Pixar Really Misses Steve Jobs
Chicago's Ambitious Plan for Zero Traffic Fatalities
Can Trees Actually Deter Crime?
Tiny World of the Day: Miniature, Hyperrealistic Airport
