When Hollywood Wants Good, Clean Fun, It Goes to Mormon Country
By JON MOOALLEM
B.Y.U.’s animation program is not your typical film school. And that’s why its graduates actually get jobs.
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Unexcited? There May Be a Pill for That
By DANIEL BERGNER
The pharmaceutical quest to give women a better sex life.
How Jeannette Walls Spins Good Stories Out of Bad Memories
By ALEX WITCHEL
After writing a memoir about her difficult upbringing, Walls is ready to make things up.
Eat
What Can’t You Make With Chickpeas?
By MARK BITTMAN
Getting the most out of an irresistible legume.
Solve the popular variety puzzles from the Sunday magazine at our newly relaunched hub for New York Times crosswords.
Brian Stelter Says What’s Meh
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The Short Story of Lydia Davis’s Man Booker Prize
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When Photography Imitates Voyeurism
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Rose Byrne’s Genius Bar
Barbara Walters vs. Walter White; Patti Davis has a confession to make.
Talk
Tracey Emin on Getting Older With Her Art
Interview by ANDREW GOLDMAN
Her splayed-leg pictures mean something different now.
Eureka
Why Rational People Buy Into Conspiracy Theories
By MAGGIE KOERTH-BAKER
Psychologists are beginning to unravel the mystery behind this brand of American political paranoia.
Innovation
Who Made That Eye Chart?
By PAGAN KENNEDY
Plus: The problem with the glasses in the movie “Lincoln.”
The Ethicist
Was It Ethical for Zach Braff to Take to Kickstarter?
By CHUCK KLOSTERMAN
He can probably finance his own movie. Does that mean he should have to?
Riff
I Love ‘The Big Bang Theory.’ And You Should, Too.
By ROB HOERBURGER
A hit series, a cultural elitist and a comeuppance.
From the Archive
The Truth About Sex — At Any Given Moment
Camille Sweeney on how women’s sexuality was written about at different points in history.
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Rajat Gupta’s Lust for Zeros
By ANITA RAGHAVAN
Why the difference between a personal fortune of $100 million and $1 billion meant the world to the former McKinsey director.
Anthony Weiner and Huma Abedin’s Post-Scandal Playbook
By JONATHAN VAN METER
Taking the plunge back into public life after a marital (and political) catastrophe.
Why Basketball Won’t Leave Phil Jackson Alone
By SAM ANDERSON
There is no such thing as life after basketball for the 13-time N.B.A. champion. Life is basketball.
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A Grrrl’s Life
Fliers, lyrics and zines from Kathleen Hanna, the vocalist and songwriter for the band Bikini Kill.
