Tilda. Stop. On second thought, don’t. Ever. She’s too much, and never enough, and she made our week by blazing off the cover of the summer 2012 issue of Candy — “the first fashion magazine completely dedicated to celebrating transvestism, transexuality, crossdressing and androgyny in all their glory” — dressed as what appears to be a gold Rolls Royce hood ornament, subtitled by the words “extra extravagance.” Yes. Read full article > >

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Tilda Swinton on the cover of Candy magazine

Leon Swain Jr. double-checked his recording device and then stepped from his black sport-utility vehicle into an overcast September Friday with one simple, yet potentially dangerous, task: to see if his cover had been blown. Read full article > >

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D.C. taxi official turned FBI informant recalls role in corruption probe

MOUNT RAINIER NATIONAL PARK, Wash. — Tactical teams searched Mount Rainier National Park’s snowy terrain for an armed gunman suspected of killing a park ranger. Other officers used the cover of darkness early Monday to evacuate dozens of tourists who had been kept for their safety at a visitors center. Read full article > >

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Ranger shot to death at Mount Rainier, authorities search park for gunman

Investigators moved into high gear after a panel of experts said that two senior former executives masterminded the cover-up with the help of investment bankers.

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Prosecutors in Japan Raid Olympus’s Headquarters

X Factor winners Little Mix shoot to the top of the charts with their cover of Damien Rice’s Cannonball.

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Little Mix rocket to number one

In the hindsight of surveillance footage, it’s as clear as day. Two men walk into Village Eye Center in McLean. One appears to accidentally knock over a standing poster and politely props it back up. His partner, under the cover of such distractions, goes to work. “We have him putting nine frames down his shirt in no time at all,” said Mikki Freidkin, a partner and optician at the boutique retailer. Read full article > >

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Thieves set their sights on high-end eyewear

In the hindsight of surveillance footage, it’s as clear as day. Two men walk into Village Eye Center in McLean. One appears to accidentally knock over a standing poster and politely props it back up. His partner, under the cover of such distractions, goes to work. “We have him putting nine frames down his shirt in no time at all,” said Mikki Freidkin, a partner and optician at the boutique retailer. Read full article > >

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Thieves set their sights on high-end eyewear

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Facebook Introduces ‘Subscribe’ Button

For the cover of the premiere recording of his searing piece “WTC 9/11” on the Nonesuch label, Steve Reich selected an image of the burning towers of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001 : a stark image of horror unfolding on a beautiful day. When the cover image first appeared in July, in advance of the Sept. 20 CD release, there was a tremendous outcry from people who felt this was a disrespectful and disturbing use of the photograph — so much so that, as Reich announced Thursday in a statement on the Nonesuch Web site , the CD’s cover is being changed. Read full article > >

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Reich bows to protest of 9/11 CD cover art

This might pose a problem to the U.S. and Pakistan’s new joint counterterrorism plan. The U.S. has given Pakistan the location of insurgent bomb-making factories several times in recent weeks, only to have the insurgents learn their cover had been…

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Insurgents Disappear When U.S. Tips Off Pakistan

Former US presidential candidate John Edwards is indicted over alleged campaign funding violations linked to the cover-up of an affair.

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John Edwards charged over funds

Gwyneth Paltrow continues her world domination: she’s the first celebrity to grace the cover of Bon App

On the cover of his memoir, Rob Lowe, pictured in a black-and-white head shot worthy of Vogue, shields his eyes with his hands, as though he’s staring into a golden Pacific sunset. His hair is thick and dark, his nose perfectly straight, his jaw chiseled and covered with stubble that’s mostly pepper, but with a perfectly judged dash of salt.

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Rob Lowe’s memoir “Stories I Only Tell My Friends”

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Ms. Rotolo entered into a romantic relationship with Mr. Dylan in the early 1960s and, in one of the signature images of the decades, walked with him arm-in-arm on the cover of “The Freewheelin’ Bob Dylan.”

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ArtsBeat: Suze Rotolo, Muse to Bob Dylan, Dies