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amandasattic 6th May 2014		Magazine AARP The Magazine	other articles: You're Old, I'm Not: How Americans really feel about aging The Joy of Turning 80 by author and neurologist Oliver Sacks You Call This Retirement? Don't expect to see so many boomers on the golf course Do-It-Yourself Investing Gets Easy Age-proof Your Finances Love in a Time of Downsizing Talking Across the Political Divide
amandasattic 4th May 2014		Magazine Entertainment Weekly	Content highlights: Cover article: Diverge & Conquer: From young-adult novel to film "Divergent". Other features: Fierce Beauty: Eva Green, the biggest badass on screen Special Report: Hollywood's New Holy War, "Noah" Reviews: Movies: "Non-Stop", "Stalingrad", "Pompeii", "3 Days to Kill", more DVD & Streaming: 5 foreign language winners, more TV: The Tiresome Assault on Women, "Hannibal's" Curious Recipe, more Music: Rick Ross, "Mastermind"; Lea Michele, "Louder"; Beck: The Soundtrack of My Life; more Books: Walter Kirn, "Blood Will Out"; Phil Kay, "Redeployment"; Helen Oyeyemi, "Boy, Snow Bird"; more
amandasattic 4th May 2014		Magazine Entertainment Weekly	Content highlights: Cover article: Unhappily Ever After: HBO's Games of Thrones enters its darkest timeline yet.The Other features: The Danger Zone: Archer, one of the best shows on TV is about spies, sex, and drugs. It's also a cartoon. Kermit the Frog looks back over almost 60 years Reviews: Movies: "Divergent", "Nymphomanic: Volume I", "Jodorowsky's Dune", more DVD & Streaming: 5 foreign language winners, more TV: "Surviving Jack", "Growing Up Fisher", "Vikings", more Music: Johnny Cash, "Out Among the Stars", more Books: Karen Russell, "Sleep Donation"; Joe Hill, "Wolverton Station"; Greg Iles, "The Death Factory"; Bob Mankoff, "How About Never--Is Never Good for You?"; more Stage: "Aladdin"
amandasattic 4th May 2014		Magazine Rolling Stone	Contents Features: The Minimum-War War: Giving America's lowest-paid workers a raise is great for the economy--and for Democrats. Justin Bieber, Bad Boy: Finding the fine line between having more fun than any other teenager alive and completely melting down. The "Dookie" Chronicles: 20 years later, a Green Day album takes pop punk from the gutter to MTV. The Entrapment of Jesse Snodgrass; How did an autistic teen loner get targeted by an undercover cop? Rock & Roll: The Dark Thrills of "True Detective": The mind behind TV's best (and most twisted) new show. Lake Street Dive's Songs for Swingin' Hipsters: The soul-powered, jazz schooled band Country's Good-Time Superstar: Luke Bryan is Nashville's hottest ex-frat boy Spring Music Preview: 30 must-hear LPs Rick Ross on weed, women, his "classic" new album, and his escape plan if Miami sinks Red-Hot Cold Warriors: Sex, spies and nukes make "The Americans" TV's most paranoid thriller more Record Reviews: Beck, "Morning Phase"; Lake Street Dive, "Bad Self Portraits"; 17 other albums, 6 singles Movie Reviews: "The Grand Budapest Hotel", "Non-Stop", "Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me", "Grand Piano" Charts: Top Billboard album: Eric Church, "The Outsiders"; top college radio album: Dum Dum Girls, "Too True"; iTunes top song: Pharrell Williams, "Happy"; more
amandasattic 2nd May 2014		Magazine Time	Contents: Briefing: World: Questions remains as to fate of Malaysian airliner; more Spotlight: Russian and U.S. sanctions Nation: landslide disaster in Washington State; NFL team in D.C. plan to keep the Redskin name; more Tech: spy-resistant e-mail Health & Science: Mumps outbreak at Ohio State University; more Milestones: "colossal jerk" who headed so-called Westboro Baptist Church dies at age 84; more Features: World: The King and O: President Obama's relationship with the king of Saudi Arabia Business: A 19-year-old hacker revived a dead technology and created an idea worth $2 billion Culture: Creating the final episodes of groundbreaking TV series "Mad Men" The Culture: Celebrities: Neil Patrick Harris from "Doogie Howser, M.D." to "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" The New Age of Heroines: Girls Just Wanna Kick Butt Movies: Cesar Chavez biopic Sports: Man of Steal: Cincinnati Reds baseball player Billy Hamilton Pop Chart more
amandasattic 1st May 2014		Magazine Car And Driver	Upfront: making American and European cars more alike; hidden compartments to transport drugs are a no-no; can Shaquille O'Neal really fit in a Buick LaCrosse?, more Road Tests: Porche's 2014 Cayman S, Land Rover Range Rover Supercharged 2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA45 AMG Tech 50: the cars, people, and ideas that will alter your relationship with the road Drivelines: 2014 Acura MDX, Cobb Ford Focus ST, Audi S3, Audi RS6 Avant, Nissan Juke Nismo, Chevrolet Spark What I'd Do Differently: Interview with race car designer Adrian Reynard.
amandasattic 1st May 2014		Magazine Car And Driver	Upfront: Mercedes S-class, hydrogen-fueled cars, where imports enter US, motorcycle on backroads, can Mazda be saved?, more Comparisons: 2014 Ford Focus ST vs 2015 Volkswagen GTI; 2014 Chevrolet Impala LT vs, 2013 Chrysler 300S, 2013 Dodge Charger SXT, 2013 Hyundai Azera, 2014 Kia Cadenza, and 2013 Toyota Avalon XLE 2014 Aston Martin Vanquish Volkswagen XL1 Automobiles in movie action sequences The well-equipped garage Drivelines: 2014 Jaguar F-type, Chevrolet Sonic RS, 2014 Audi R8 V-10 Plus, Mercedes-Benz SL65 AMG, BMW 650i xDrive Gran Coupe Real deals: Mazda MX-5 Miati, getting out of a car lease, common car-buying myths, avoiding dealer service schedules, BMW M5
amandasattic 28th Apr 2014		Magazine Time	Contents: Briefing: plan to shrink the military, smarter health-heart test, death of film writer/director/actor Harold Ramis, more Nation: the tech wizards who revived the healthcare.gov website Economy: battle to raise minimum wage World: pro-West protests in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine The Culture: film director Wes Anderson, art exhibit of works by futurists at Guggenheim Museum, fake apologies on TV, more
amandasattic 28th Apr 2014		Magazine AARP The Magazine	other articles in this issue: 10 myths about cataracts and cataract surgery Sepsis: fighting a killer infection 50 years after the March on Washington: Americans confide their secret thoughts on race Single and Loving It How to help someone who still smokes When your education ends, the learning begins, by Marlo Thomas
amandasattic 27th Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	Contents: Goings on About Town: The Theatre, Movies, Food & Drink, Art, Above & Beyond, Classical Music, Dance, Night Life. The Talk of the Town: George Packer on the eternal shutdown; Chelsea Hotel rooms; calling Andrew Jackson; a dream archive; Brooklyn scroll Articles: Now We Are Five: Our last trip to the beach, by David Sedaris Shouts & Murmurs, by Paul Slansky Only Disconnect: Boredom reconsidered, by Evgeny Morozov Hidden City: Why has homelessness exploded in New York?, by Ian Frazier Home Movies: Alexander Payne's Nebraska project, by Margaret Talbot Fiction: "Samsa in Love", by Haruki Murakami The Critics: The Theatre: David Adjmi's "Marie Antoinette" Books: "Jack London: An American Life", Lucie Brock-Broido's "Stay, Illusion"; more On Television: The networks' fall lineups The Current Cinema: "Blue Is the Warmest Color" Poems: "Another Lethal Party Favor", by Dean Young; "What Is the Zoo for What", by Patricia Lockwood
amandasattic 27th Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	Contents: Goings on About Town: Dance, Food & Drink, The Theatre, Movies, Art, Night Life, Classical Music, Above & Beyond. The Talk of the Town: George Packer on the message of Election Day; Rylance and van Kampen; LifeCan; the new voice of NPR; wedding prep. Articles: Thanksgiving in Mongolia: An adventure and a heartbreaking loss, by Ariel Levy Guy Walks into a Bar, by Simon Rich Hot Grease: Why used cooking oil is big business, by John Colapinto Buzzkill: How do you set up a legal market for pot?, by Patrick Radden Keefe The Buried: Archeologists and looters after Tahrir, by Peter Hessler The Gray Ghost: A portfolio of a New York apprenticeship, by Dan Winters Fiction: "Find the Bad Guy", by Jeffrey Eugenides The Critics: Books: Doris Kearns Goodwin's "The Bully Pulpit"; more Pop Music: Katy Perry's new album The Current Cinema: "Nebraska", "At Berkeley" Poems: "Future Perfect", by Lia Purpura; "In a Post-Bubble Credit-Collapse Environment", by Lawrence Joseph
amandasattic 27th Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	The Money Issue Contents: Goings on About Town: Art, Night Life, The Theatre, Movies, Classical Music and Dance, Above & Beyond, Food & Drink. The Talk of the Town: Margaret Talbot on the shutdown; James Surowiecki on Obamacare and business; a tale of bikers and two cities. Articles: The Doctor Is In: Making hits for Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry, by John Seabrook Shouts & Murmurs, by Jesse Eisenberg Rush: When a highway came through the village, by Akash Kapur Bay Watched: San Francisco transforms the culture, again, by Nathan Heller The Collapse: A top law firm self-destructs, by James B. Stewart Sketchbook: "At Home with the One Per Cent", by Bruce McCall, David Letterman Fiction: "Katania", by Lara Vapnyar The Critics: A Critic at Large: Henry Wallace's radical life Books: The arsenic-poisoning craze; more The Current Cinema: "Captain Phillips", "Parkland" Work for Hire: Piano Man, by Jeremy Denk; Caught Napping, by Nicole Holofcener; Take Your Licks, by Amy Poehler; Labors, by Norman Rush; Pure Bleach, by Ed Ruscha Poems: "Kale", by Jordan Davis; "Big Scenes", by James Richardson
amandasattic 27th Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	Contents: Goings On About Town: Food & Drink, Art, Movies, Night Life, Above & Beyond, Classical Music, Dance, The Theatre The Talk of the Town: Obamacare rollout, Obamacare obstruction; Fred Thompson's new role; Britain's porn plan; Jimmy Webb; ballhawk extraordinaire. Articles: The Book of Laughter: Philip Roth and friends, by Claudia Roth Pierpont Shouts & Murmurs, by Paul Rudnick Keeping the Faith: Egypt's preachers after the crackdown, by Peter Hessler Freedom of Information: The newspaper that took on the N.S.A., by Ken Auletta Mastersinger: Opera's down-to-earth diva, by Alex Ross Fiction: "I'm the Meat, You're the Knife" by Paul Theroux The Critics: On Television: "Masters of Sex" Books: Allan Gurganus's "Local Souls"; more Musical Events: "Anna Nicole", "Eugene Onegin" The Theatre: "The Glass Menagerie" The Art World: New exhibitions of Balthus and Magritte The Current Cinema: "Gravity", "Enough Said" Poems: "Heat", by Lucie Brock-Broido; "Counting the Years", by Kofi Awoonor
amandasattic 22nd Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	Contents: Goings On About Town: Movies, The Theatre, Food & Drink, Dance, Art, Above & Beyond, Classical Music, Night Life The Talk of the Town: Margaret Talbot on abortion rates; skating in Sochi; unmodern "Millie"; hotwings; James Surowiecki on the decline of brands Articles: Holder v. Roberts: The Attorney General takes on voting rights, by Jeffrey Toobin Ottomania: Why Turkey is obsessed with a TV drama, by Elif Batuman Sign Here, by Colin Jost This Old Man: The revelations of age, by Roger Angell Cheap Words: Is Amazon's business model good for books?, by George Packer Starman: Neil deGrasse Tyson's "Cosmos", by Rebecca Mead Fiction: "Come Together" by Karl Ove Knausgaard The Critics: Books: Carl Van Vechten's Harlem; more A Critic at Large: The frankly faithless Pop Music: Beck's "Morning Phase" The Current Cinema: "The Monuments Men", "Jimmy P." Postscript: Philip Seymour Hoffman Poems: "Invocation", by Amit Majmudar; "Diminution", by Charles Rafferty; "Fast", by Jorie Graham
amandasattic 22nd Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	Contents: Goings on About Town: Night Life, Movies, Art, Above & Beyond, Food & Drink, Dance, The Theatre, Classical Music. The Talk of the Town: Margaret Talbot on the COINTELPRO burglars; Bridgegate; a populist in Gracie Mansion; opera for children; breadlines. Articles: The Real-Estate Artist: Theaster Gates's South Side project, by John Colapinto If I Was Fluent in . . . by Jesse Eisenberg Lives Less Ordinary: Caring for the sickest children, by Jerome Groopman The Billionaire's Playlist: Leonard Blavatnik enters the music business, by Connie Bruck Death Dust: The perilous rise of valley fever, by Dana Goodyear Fiction: "A Mistake", by Akhil Sharma The Critics: A Critic at Large: The life and opinions of Roger Ailes Books: briefly noted On Television: "Looking", "Episodes" The Current Cinema: "Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit", "Gloria" Poems: "Gravity", by Galway Kinnell; "My Corkboard", by Jane Hirshfield
amandasattic 22nd Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	Contents: Goings on About Town: Movies, Night Life, Food & Drink, Classical Music, Art, Dance, The Theatre, Above & Beyond. The Talk of the Town: Adam Gopnik on 1914; the chicken club; sign-language don'ts; bowling with Brian Fantana; food closeups. Articles: The Impossible Body: Storyboard P's Brooklyn street dance, by Jonah Weiner How Many? by Paul Rudnick Tamales on the Delta: A Mississippi town's play for greatness, by Calvin Trillin The Gene Factory: How far will a Chinese research company go?, by Michael Specter A Mission Gone Wrong: Fighting the drug war on the Mosquito Coast, by Mattathias Schwartz Fiction: "First Husband", by Antonya Nelson The Critics: Books: The extinction of the passenger pigeon; more Musical Events: "Falstaff", at the Metropolitan Opera Dancing: Star turns at the Alvin Ailey company The Current Cinema: "August: Osage County", "The Invisible Woman", "Lone Survivor" Poems: "Roadkill", by Chase Twichell; "The Future", by Philip Levine; "Obituary", by Dan Chiasson
amandasattic 22nd Apr 2014		Magazine The New Yorker	Contents: Goings on About Town: The Theatre, Food & Drink, Classical Music, Art, Dance, Above & Beyond, Night Life, Movies. The Talk of the Town: Steve Coll on Colorado and the midterms; Tiger Mother's cub; sedentary fitness; James Surowiecki on Sochi and corruption. Articles: Breaking the Waves: Diana Nyad's late-in-life triumph, by Ariel Levy Man and Machine: The pranksters behind Horse_ebooks, by Susan Orlean Major Tom: The NASA Investigation, by George Meyer Thicker Than Water: A nautical nightmare in Nantucket, by Tad Friend A Valuable Reputation: The plot to discredit an outspoken researcher, by Rachel Aviv Fiction: "Moonlit Landscape With Bridge", by Zadie Smith The Critics: Books: The letters of Robert Frost; Jesse Ball's "Silence Once Begun"; more On Television: "The Fosters", "Broad City" The Theatre: "Intimacy", "Outside Mullingar" The Current Cinema: "The Last of the Unjust" Poems: "Pronoun Envy", by Anne Carson; "In the Corner of a Room Where You Would Never Look", by Mark Bibbins
amandasattic 17th Apr 2014		Magazine Guitar Player	Contents: Opening Shots Riffs: Phil Everly, more Now Hear This: The Madeira; The Swamphammer, New Gear Artists: Greg Howe, Leslie West, Rory Hoffman, Mike Keneally, Jim Oblon Cover Story: Rolling Stones Gear Lessons: Badass TV Guitars; Shapes of Things: Alex Skolnick; You're Playing It Wrong: "All Along the Watchtower"; Rhythm Workshop Gear: buying guide, test drives Get Smart: tips on maintenance, performing, and technology
amandasattic 16th Apr 2014		Magazine Rolling Stone	Reviews: Music albums: Lady Gaga, "Art Pop"; Billy Joe and Norah, "Foreverly"; Ghost B.C. "If You Have Ghost"; Patty Griffin, "Silver Bell"; Polica, "Shulamith"; Jake Owen, "Days of Gold"; The Wanted, "Word of Mouth"; Boston, "Life, Love & Hope"; Those Darlins, "Blur the Line"; Courtney Barnett, "The Double EP: A Sea of Split Peas"; The Sadies, "Internal Sounds"; Avril Lavigne, "Avril Lavigne"; The Flaming Lips, "Peace Sword"; Daughtry, "Baptized"; Brendan Benson, "You Were Right". Music reissues: The Velvet Underground, "White Light/White Heat: 45th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition"; Various Artists, "New Orleans Funk 3: The Original Sound of Funk"; Le Grand Kalle, "His Life, His Music". Music singles: David Bowie, "Like a Rocket Man"; Broken Bells, "Holding On for Life"; Childish Gambino, "Melrose"; Austin Mahone, "Banga! Banga!"; Kurt Vile, "Feel My Pain"; Will.i.am feat. Miley Cyrus, French Montana and Wiz Khalifa, "Feeling Myself". DVDs: "Big Star: Nothing Can Hurt Me"; "Good Ol' Freda". Movies: "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire"; "Delivery Man"; "Inside Llewyn Davis"; "Homefront"; "Philomena". Charts: Top Billboard album: Eminem, "The Marshall Mathers LP 2". College radio top album: Arcade Fire, "Reflektor". iTunes top song: Eminem, "The Monster".
amandasattic 15th Apr 2014		Magazine Time	Contents: Features: Reinventing High School: Why four years isn't enough to prepare students for jobs in the new economy Obama's Legacy Project: The President returns to his roots in the fight for criminal-justice reform Mexico's New Mission: President Enrique Pena Nieto and his lieutenants are forging a path to modernity. But can they solve Mexico's problems of violence and corruption? Briefing: World: Rouhani's Battle With Iran's Hard-Liners; more Nation: Biden Unplugged: The voluble Veep talks up Obama's second term--and his own political future High Plains Grifters: Plagued by scandal, the U.S. ICBM force needs and overhaul How Your Personality May Reveal Your Politics; more Business: Game Drain: Nintendo's refusal to put Mario on your iPhone is hurting Olympics: Empty Slopes: Slow start for Putin's powder dreams; more Health: Screening Cancer: A new study reveals mammograms may not be doing much good; more Milestones: movie star Shirley Temple dies at age 85; more The Culture: Pop Chart Movies: Ice, Ice, Baby: "Frozen" inspires a totally chilled-out cult following Tuned In: Slow Jamming the Laughs: Jimmy Fallon, "Tonight's" upworthy new host Dating: The Friendship Trap: Are our social lives sabotaging our love lives? Art: Space Invader: Georges Braque's radical vision finally finds perspective more
amandasattic 14th Apr 2014		Magazine Rolling Stone	Contents Features: How the U.S. Exports Global Warming: Why we're flooding world markets with carbon The Gentle Revolution of Pope Francis: The times they are a-changin' at the Vatican The Liberation of Steve McQueen: How the Oscar-nominated director but his anger aside David Crosby Is Somehow Alive and Well: Catching up with rock's unlikeliest survivor Dead End on Silk Road: You can't rule the eBay of vice without spilling some blood Rock & Roll: "House of Cars" Slithers Back: TV's most diabolical show gets even darker Beats Enters Streaming Wars: Can Jimmy Iovine and Trent Reznor make music in the cloud pay? Rock's New Superduo: one-time New York neighbors Paul Simon and Sting Can "Her" Happen? The experts weigh in Eric Church's Heavy Trip: Nashville badass follows star-making "Chief" LP with a dark, wild country epic Meet Hip-Hop's Howard Stern: Radio star Charlamagne tha God isn't afraid to call out Kanye West - or himself A Soul Survivor Gets Back in the Groove: Sharon Jones roars back with a new album and tour Conor Oberst's New Morning; After slowing down and getting married, Bright Eyes leader hits Nashville for a grown-up solo LP From Russia With Self-Hate: Novelist Gary Shteyngart writes a stunner of a memoir about coming to America Pick the Allmans' Next Guitar God! five suggestions listed The Funniest Woman in Fake News: How Samantha Bee became "The Daily Show's" MVP Passenger: The voice behind the hit "Let Her Go" on partying with Ed Sheeran, dissing Cher and sounding like a hobbit Oh, You Pretty Things! Somehow, "Pretty Little Liars" with its mystery and melodrama, is the truest depiction of high school on television more Record Reviews: Broken Bells, "After the Disco"; Michael Bloomfield, "From His Head to His Heart to His Hands"; others Movie Reviews: "The Monuments Men", "The Winds Rises", "Labor Day" Charts: Top Billboard album: Bruce Springsteen, "High Hopes"; top college radio album: Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings, "Give the People What They Want"; iTunes top song: Katy Perry, "Dark Horse"; more
amandasattic 13th Apr 2014		Magazine Rolling Stone	Contents: The 100 Greatest Covers (divided by decade) The Photographers (of the covers); Annie Leibovitz, Richard Avedon, David LaChapelle, Herb Ritts, others. Who's Who on the Cover (of this issue) Rock & Roll: Neil Young's anti-Bush album; Bob Dylan's new satellite-radio show; FCC targets radio giants; Phil Walden, Capricorn Records, dies; Flaming Lips' stage show; more. National Affairs: The history of Rolling Stone political coverage The Early Years of the magazine: "At the beginning, we had no idea what we were doing," Jann Wenner. The Great Rolling Stone Trivia Challenge: Test your rock IQ (double gatefold) All the Skin That Fits: Cast your vote for the hottest issue of the magazine (double gatefold) Rock & Roll High School: The lost yearbook from Rolling Stone High (high school photos of teenagers before they became rock stars--double gatefold) Reviews: "Stadium Arcadium", Red Hot Chili Peppers; "Living With War", Neil Young; "Broken Boy Soldiers", The Raconteurs; "Taking the Long Way, Dixie Chicks; "Surprise", Paul Simon; "Pick a Bigger Weapon", The Coup; "Ten Silver Drops", Secret Machines; others. Movies: "United 93", "Down in the Valley", "Poseidon". Charts: Billboard top album "Me and My Gang", Rascal Flats; college radio top album: "You in Reverse", Built to Spill; more.
amandasattic 13th Apr 2014		Magazine Cosmopolitan	cover woman: Julianne Hough "The Love Issue" cover stories: Epic Confessions Weird Stuff Guys Google About You Fun, Fearless Lingerie Beauty Under $10 5 New Ways to Spend V Day Obsessive Office Crushes Crazy Hot Sex The Sex Diet A Cheater's Diary "I'm Marrying My Gay Best Friend" Julianne Hough plus more than 50 other articles in 12 categories
amandasattic 12th Mar 2014		Magazine Car And Driver	Comparison-test Issue: Sports Sedans: Cadillac ATS 3.6; BMW 335i; 2014 Lexus IS350 F Sport. Crossovers: Toyota RAV4 XLE AWD; 2014 Subaru Forester 2.5i Touring; 2014 Mazda CX-5 Grand Touring AWD. Hypercars: Ferrari LaFerrari; Lamborghini Veneno; McLaren P1. Family Sedans: Honda Accord EX-L; 2014 Mazda 6 Grand Touring. Diesels: BMW X5 xDrive35d; 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit Ecodiesel 4x4; Mercedes-Benz ML350 Bluetec 4matic; Porsche Cayenne Diesel; Volkswagen Touareg TDI. Google Maps: driving, public transit, walking. Drivelines: Mercedes-Benz CLA250; Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Black Series; Mercedes-Benz G63 AMG 6x6; 2014 Chevrolet Impala; 2014 BMW 3-Series Gran Turismo; 2014 Ford Fiesta ST; Your Winners: Readers' comments about cars, driving, and more. What I'd Do Differently: Interview with 44th U.S. Vice-President Dan Quayle.

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