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Read my lips. Tracy smith reports our cover story. Every word you say lipsync, that is miming the lyrics to a prerecorded song has kind of become a national pastime. The question is not so much who lipsyncs but rather who doesnt . Is lip syncing a talent . Absolutely its a talent, no question. We wouldnt have a show. I need your tender touch ahead this sunday morning. Fake it till you make it. Pauley from the grammys to the oscars they will be calling for the envelope please at the academy award...

White house for us. The white house is still trying to press forward, holding the state of the Union Address a week from tonight. Taken the tour up on capitol hill. Where do we stand on that, by the way . Reporter they requested the sergeant at arms to do a walk through that they were initially scheduled to do before nancy pelosi sent her letter uninviting the president from doing his state of the Union Address on january 29th as she had initially invited him too, that request from the white hou...

2002—A U.S. F-16 pilot on “go pills” drops a 500-pounder: Four are KIA, eight are WIA in Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry regiment. 1986—“[W]hen you…

Trial balloons serve a purpose, especially when theyre shot down. They give policy strategists in government and private industry a preemptive leg up on public and consumer outrage, which helps them …

From Minnesota writers today we've got creative nonfiction about the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness blowdown and fiction about ghosts and wallpaper as well as old men who have a drinking community.

Many of the comforting little certainties of everyday life that we could heretofore take for granted are being questioned and rent asunder. But one outpost of stability remains: every diner in the …

Ah Sunday! Pull up a chair and join me at our own Algonquin Round Table, the spirit of Dorothy Parker abides.

"Back to the Future," a hit musical from London, has landed at the cavernous Winter Garden Theater. Based on the 1985 movie, the show is a crowd pleaser if only because everyone who sees it knows the story and is ready to see it re-enacted on a stage. And boy, is it ever. From the moment you wal

A Ukrainian immigrant, 82, has lived in a Manhattan hotel for decades. Now the owners want him out — while earning millions from the city to house others.

2002—A U.S. F-16 pilot on “go pills” drops a 500-pounder: Four are KIA, eight are WIA in Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry regiment. 1986—“[W]hen you…