Madoff’s Houdini Syndrome
Despite his yacht and penthouse, Madoff wasn't in it for the money -- like Houdini, he kept pushing the bar to gain prestige.
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News Shrink: Inside Blago’s Brain
It’s a story as old as politics: man is corrupted by power and implodes his career in spectacularly arrogant fashion. But not all corrupt politicians think like prostitutes. The News Shrink cracks open Blagojevich's psyche.
Leftover Makeovers
Chefs Sunny Anderson and Ming Tsai offer tips on how to use up those pesky Turkey Day leftovers.
Thanksgiving With Six Superstar Chefs
From holiday staples like turkey and mashed potatoes to the more adventurous pomegranate salad and pumpkin seed brittle, six star chefs weigh in on Thanksgiving dinner.
News Shrink: McCain’s Revenge
In losing, John McCain has fulfilled his fondest wish: revenge on the Republican Party. And he has achieved this revenge in a particularly satisfying way: by subconsciously using the party's own tactics to defeat itself.
Why Are More Boomers Killing Themselves?
The Internet responds to a new study showing that suicide rates have jumped among white baby boomers since 1999.
Hassles aplenty when man takes wife’s name
Men who take their wives' names can be in for an easy name-change process...or a host of trouble.
News Shrink: Gamblers Take Note
What the candidates' body language and spoken language said about them in the third debate.
Meltdown on the Message Boards
Women respond to the financial collapse on forums across the Internet.
News Shrink: What McCain Was Really Saying
McCain wants to be Sarah Palin, Obama feels guilty about winning, and neither candidate really wants to be president.