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The New Yorker Sasha Frere-Jones, Ben Greenman, and others live-blog today’s Michael Jackson memorial in Los Angeles: http://bit.ly/1DMaN
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The New Yorker In this week's issue: Kelefa Sanneh on Michael Jackson; Hendrik Hertzberg on Obama and gay rights; Ryan Lizza on Sheila Bair; Raffi Khatchadourian on war crimes in Iraq; Malcolm Gladwell on Chris Anderson’s “Free” ; Ariel Levy on Nora Ephron; David Denby on “Public Enemies”; fiction by Lorrie Moore; and more. http://www.newyorker.com


The New Yorker Kelefa Sanneh on seventy-five-year-old African pop pioneer Manu Dibango's relationship with Michael Jackson: http://bit.ly/Eqpz0
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Talk obituary for Michael Jackson…


Kai at 11:44am June 27
"MAN" has many permutations. Walk a mile in his mocassins, leave judgment at the door, and get back to me.
Laura at 12:03pm June 27
Snoop Dogg said it best on the Late Show. He described MJ as "off the chain".


The New Yorker Sasha Frere-Jones reflects on Michael Jackson's death: http://bit.ly/6vUbc, and Steve Martin recalls the moonwalk: http://bit.ly/15Tnig
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Sheldon at 12:31pm June 27
Edgar - that's what this whole deal is about: manic anti-intellectual egocentricity, collective & individual. Even the writer can't resist loving herself up as she scribbles the death of a 'genius.' (Her definition, of course - inferring only a genius such as herself could know.) Ah, yes.
Laura at 12:34pm June 27
Not a big MJ fan, but I have to comment here. That last paragraph is terribly presumptuous. How on earth does the author know what his life was like on a daily basis over an entire lifetime? I get the point, and writing from personal experience is okay, but making such sweeping assumptions about someone you never knew personally and stating them ... Read Moreas fact is arrogant. The whole article is very "LA" at its worst in its weird pompous and self-aggrandizing detachment. I'm more inclined to listen to those who actually knew him.


The New Yorker Become a fan of The Political Scene Podcast, a weekly discussion about developments in Washington, hosted by The New Yorker’s executive editor, Dorothy Wickenden: http://bit.ly/Edjfz. In this week's podcast, Steve Coll, Hendrik Hertzberg, and Ryan Lizza discuss the upheaval in Iran and Obama’s response: http://bit.ly/6VaIM
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The New Yorker Elizabeth Kolbert on NASA climate scientist James Hansen's arrest yesterday for protesting at a coal plant in W.Va.: http://bit.ly/YCUpL
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The New Yorker Atul Gawande responds to feedback about his article on the costs of health care: http://bit.ly/LPFBH
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Frances at 8:36am June 28
Enjoyed catching up with all you gals..it was 104 here in texas yesterday but down to 09 today, supposedly, still a good day, I hope...like your sign, Amber..sounds like you.
Frances at 8:37am June 28
oops, dont get excited..my fingers got crazy and typed 09, I mean 98...still too hot, rather be up in Michigan with you now


The New Yorker Redesign Madness at The Cartoon Lounge: Newsweek becomes NewsAyatollahs: http://bit.ly/14HUDf
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A guided tour inside the brains of four New Yorker cartoonists.


Jean at 2:44pm June 23
I wanted to see a similar treatment of Playboy....PlayAyatollah?
Graham at 8:33pm June 23
Funny. I got my issue today and couldn't put my finger on why it looked disfunctional. I'll tell the redesign is horrible and would have cancelled my subscription if I had seen this is the direction NW is going.


The New Yorker Become a fan of The New Yorker Out Loud Podcast, a weekly conversation about what’s new in The New Yorker, hosted by Blake Eskin: http://bit.ly/bEhVY
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The New Yorker In the June 29, 2009 issue: An eyewitness report from Tehran, plus Laura Secor on the protests and James Wood on an Iranian novel; Connie Bruck on Angelo Mozilo and the failure of Countrywide; Elizabeth Kolbert on NASA’s climate crusader; Alex Ross on Marlboro Music; Rebecca Mead on Edith Wharton’s lost letters; Jill Lepore on parenting; fiction by Stephen O’Connor; and more. http://www.newyorker.com/
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The New Yorker Laura Secor on the violence in Iran: http://bit.ly/9N7wa


The New Yorker In the June 22, 2009, issue of The New Yorker: Jane Mayer on torture and the C.I.A.; Hendrik Hertzberg on Obama’s Middle East gambit; Lauren Collins on Nora Roberts; John Seabrook on gang violence; Jon Lee Anderson on Federico García Lorca; Anthony Lane on Tony Scott’s remake of “The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3”; Kelefa Sanneh on the rewards of skilled labor; fiction by Tim Gautreaux; and more. www.newyorker.com


The New Yorker Laura Secor on why Tehran matters in the Iranian elections: http://bit.ly/cRNOX
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Charlene at 12:06pm June 17
getting back to the cartoon thing...any other suggestions to getting published...this middle East issue seems like it will be going on for some time..
Patrick at 6:01pm June 17
The odds of an unsolicited cartoon being published in The New Yorker are about the same odds as winning Powerball. But again, whether the payout is large or enormous, there's always a winning ticket.


The New Yorker Avi Zenilman talks with ESPN's Bill Simmons about the N.B.A. finals, changes in professional basketball, and his book: http://bit.ly/xJQ98
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The New Yorker News Desk: Former Princeton president William G. Bowen discusses Sonia Sotomayor's college career, affirmative action: http://bit.ly/AjAoP
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The New Yorker Peter Boyer on the Belmont Stakes: http://bit.ly/n37r


The New Yorker George Packer visits Pakistan and looks at competing efforts to help refugees displaced by fighting in the Swat Valley: http://bit.ly/tIsmw
Baxter at 9:47am June 4
george the iraq war backer packer?
Stewart at 8:54pm June 4
was packer a war backer, baxter?
Walter at 5:10pm June 12
What are we doing in Afghanistan? Bin Laden is not there.
So why do noit we get out and let the Afghans live their lives the way they want to? If the Taliban come in they will not last long. We were their sponsors in the first place. The whole country is not qworht one Americna life. More troops and more bombs will achieve nothing.
So why do noit we get out and let the Afghans live their lives the way they want to? If the Taliban come in they will not last long. We were their sponsors in the first place. The whole country is not qworht one Americna life. More troops and more bombs will achieve nothing.


The New Yorker Geoff Dyer, author of "Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi," will be joining the us next week to talk about his novel. Email questions for Geoff: http://bit.ly/my4S6
Kasa at 9:53am May 24
caution -- reading in public may cause outbursts of laughter invoking embarassed glances from neighboring tables in cafes
Emily at 7:40pm June 8
Did author mean the ending (death of the self in Varanasi ) to be blunt allegory for death of the soul in modern culture, with culture's proxy being the Bienalle. And if so, is this maybe a bit harsh, given that 'venice' piece shows how he obviously participates in (if not ...totally enjoys) current art scene.


The New Yorker Anthony Lane on "Terminator: Salvation": http://bit.ly/tELjQ
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THE CURRENT CINEMA review of “Terminator: Salvation” and “Jerichow.” The business of “Terminator: Salvation” is not to tell a cogent story or earn our sympathies but to analyze alternatives, and, when in doubt, pick whichever is louder. ...
John at 6:56am May 23
Anybody that identifies a photo of Gorgo as Godzilla has no credibility as a film critic in my mind.
Matthew at 6:48pm May 30
hmmm...lost a bit of respect for Lane when it comes to these sort of one-level movies when he totally (maybe purposely) missed the point of Watchmen a few months back. Though the current issue's little critic notebook on aliens is kinda redemptive. >.<


The New Yorker Steve Coll considers the Obama Administration’s strategy in Pakistan and Afghanistan: http://bit.ly/d2hBZ
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Connie at 11:31am May 18
Because we're arrogant doesn't let Pakistanis off the responsibility hook for creating and harboring the Taliban. The church IS the state. That's why it calls itself The Islamic Republic of Pakistan. This is a religious war within two theocracies. If AfPak seriously wanted the Taliban gone, they would have helped us finish them off by now. In our ... Read Morearrogance we don't face that they will never intend separation of church and state, which is against the Koran.
Face it: we are falling for the old Bush-style "nation building" goals, wasting blood and treasure on Islamic republics who play at government, whose leaders say, in so many words, "ooooh, give us money so we won't blow somebody (or ourselves) up!" manipulating us to bribe them with the promise to "behave" the way we want. Internationally they are self-righteous, dysfunctional children who haven't seriously tried to function beyond receiving bilions in welfare from some caretaker country like the USA. Strategy: follow the money.
Face it: we are falling for the old Bush-style "nation building" goals, wasting blood and treasure on Islamic republics who play at government, whose leaders say, in so many words, "ooooh, give us money so we won't blow somebody (or ourselves) up!" manipulating us to bribe them with the promise to "behave" the way we want. Internationally they are self-righteous, dysfunctional children who haven't seriously tried to function beyond receiving bilions in welfare from some caretaker country like the USA. Strategy: follow the money.
Theodore at 6:16pm May 18
Dont forget that all global drug laws are only in effect because of intensive US policy during the last forty years...drugs have been legal for thousands of years until the 1930's


The New Yorker Amy Davidson asks what we stand to lose if Obama doesn't release more pictures from Abu Ghraib: http://bit.ly/im3wm
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The New Yorker Malcolm Gladwell presses back on critics of his recent article “How David Beats Goliath”: http://bit.ly/5btKb
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The New Yorker New Video: Watch Malcolm Gladwell, Howard Dean, Elizabeth Edwards and more speaking at last week's New Yorker Summit: http://bit.ly/1Eilr
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Savan at 6:54pm May 13
I dont understand why people are so interested in lives of Edwards or anyone else. Edwards cheating is between him and his wife. Why does everyone to have a say in this and why do they want to indulge everyone in this? There are better things to think and important things to worry about.


Donna at 7:34am May 14
I think the subject is Socialization of Health Care


The New Yorker Live right now: Steve Coll moderates panel with British Foreign Secretary David Miliband and new media journalists: http://bit.ly/6ogrc
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James at 6:01am May 13
Come on, does his opinion on anything really matter?


The New Yorker Close Read: Amy Davidson on the portrayal of Sonia Sotomayor and torture in the media: http://bit.ly/LdXl9
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The New Yorker New Video: Watch Elizabeth Edwards, Neera Tanden, and Howard Dean talk about health care reform at The New Yorker Summit: http://bit.ly/c4Mio
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Linda at 9:47am May 11
To Madeline RE: "Poor Elizabeth! SHAME ON all those reporters, MIND YOUR OWN DAMN BUSINESS..." The lady is on a book promotion tour, remember? For a book that lets it all hang out about John and his affair? She is *not* a private person at home tending her garden. She appears to enjoy the limelight, and talking to reporters. Doesn't look like anybody has anything to be ashamed of...


Tiddles at 11:20am May 26
Well good for her


The New Yorker Anthony Lane on J.J. Abrams's "Star Trek": http://bit.ly/eU3JY
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THE CURRENT CINEMA review of “Star Trek.” After six television series and ten feature films, “Star Trek” has been reincarnated once again by J.J. Abrams. Abrams made his name in ...


The New Yorker Remembering Sam Cohn, New York City Super-Agent: http://bit.ly/zP4fT
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The New Yorker Become of fan of The New Yorker Fiction Podcast, a monthly reading and conversation with The New Yorker’s fiction editor Deborah Treisman: http://bit.ly/jaSR6. This month, David Bezmozgis reads Sergei Dovlatov’s “The Colonel Says I Love You”: http://bit.ly/hR0e8