After 25 years, some things become clearer in love.

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Modern Love: A Visit, and What Really Happened – Modern Love

The Donna Summer classic I Feel Love is one of 25 songs and other sounds to be inducted into the US National Recording Registry.

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Donna Summer track joins registry

The 389-cubic-inch overhead-cam V-8 holds a sweet spot in many aging hearts, but their grandchildren are more likely to lust after a 1-terabyte hard drive streaming video to a high-resolution screen. Read full article > >

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Has the passion gone out of America’s fabled love affair with the automobile?

The artist Takeshi Miyakawa was arrested in Brooklyn after his message to the city — illuminated plastic bags stamped with “I Love New York” — prompted someone to call the bomb squad.

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Police Arrest Artist Takeshi Miyakawa, Thinking Tribute Was Fake Bomb

Why the US is falling in love again with British pop

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US love affair with British pop

She likes Target, the Food Network and sun-dried tomatoes. She loves taking pictures of her dog Beast, and admits to checking her phone “every five seconds.”

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New doctor turned Mrs. Zuckerberg

Rose Mary Sabo Brown spent just 30 days with her new husband, Army Spec. Leslie Sabo Jr., before he shipped out to fight in Vietnam. But from that month together in 1969 grew a lifetime of love.

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Newlywed hero’s 1970 sacrifice honored

The prosecution has rested in a case that should never have been brought: the ghastly soap opera better known as the criminal trial of John Edwards . The testimony has been salacious, mesmerizing and revolting. Edwards has been proved to be what everyone already knew beyond a reasonable doubt: an egocentric cad . How big a cad? His daughter is set to testify about his love for her late mother. Read full article > >

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Is John Edwards a criminal?

Will France learn to love British beef again?

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Could France learn to love British beef?

Somewhere along the way to the collapse of Western civilization, pioneer shock-jock Howard Stern became a sweet old man, perhaps staving off our multimedia Armageddon. At least that’s the story line presented along with Stern’s canny decision to join — at a reported fee of about $20 million — NBC’s goony amateur performance competition, “America’s Got Talent,” as its newest judge. Read full article > >

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TV review: On ‘America’s Got Talent,’ Howard Stern becomes a beloved uncle

Hurry! The White House, amid the uproar over the General Service Administration’s excessive spending at a fun gathering in 2010 in Las Vegas, has issued new guidelines to curb costs. But don’t let that stop you from a lovely trip to the Alamo! Yes, GSA’s annual training and expo conference is starting Tuesday in historic San Antonio. Read full article > >

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GSA training expo won’t have that Vegas glitz, but it will have the Alamo

With my son, Joe, I wasn’t fearless. Quite the opposite, I was petrified by how much I loved him.

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Modern Love: Paralysis of the Heart — Modern Love

What’s not to love about a noche latina? You know there will passion, guitars, feisty women in black stretch lace, flowers in their hair. . . . Have I left out any stereotypes? Oh, yes, and lots of thigh slapping. Read full article > >

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Washington Ballet’s uneven ‘Noche Latina’

Thomas Kinkade , the “Painter of Light” whose collectible works were beloved by fans and bemoaned by critics, died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and prescription tranquilizers, officials confirmed to the Associated Press. A combination of Valium and alcohol was the cause of the painter’s April 6 death , the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner’s Office said Tuesday. Read full article > >

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Thomas Kinkade , the “Painter of Light” whose collectible works were beloved by fans and bemoaned by critics, died of an accidental overdose of alcohol and prescription tranquilizers, officials confirmed to the Associated Press. A combination of Valium and alcohol was the cause of the painter’s April 6 death , the Santa Clara County Medical Examiner-Coroner’s Office said Tuesday. Read full article > >

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Thomas Kinkade’s death ruled an accidental overdose