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- Egg salad with fresh dill and celery
Egg salad could be considered a kind of culinary harbinger of spring.
- 'Mad Men': Season premiere excels with studies of each character
'Mad Men' returns after a long hiatus with uncertain futures for everyone at the fictional ad agency.
- 'Breaking Dawn - Part 2' trailer shows Bella as a vampire
'Breaking Dawn - Part 2' trailer gives hints of what's to come with glimpses of heroine Bella Swan in her new vampire form.
- Meatless Monday: Carrot fritters
Grated carrots mixed with a little bit of mashed potatoes for a delicious carrot patty or fritter.
- A race he always won
As his father’s car rounded the bend, he would sprint down the street to home.
- Cover StoryNo child left alone: Volunteers mentor children of inmates
With 2.3 million inmates behind bars in the US, the goal of volunteers in mentor programs for the 2.7 million children of prisoners is: No child left alone. Despite government cuts in funding, the programs continue.
- The Raid: Redemption: movie review
'Raid' has extraordinary stunt and fight work and nonstop excitement.
- Free Men: movie review
The movie benefits from actor Tahar Rahim's subtle performance, but turns into a low-key thriller towards the end.
- Maple sugaring: New England's cherished spring tradition
An early spring hampered this year's maple syrup production. But at the Davenport Maple Farm in Shelburne, Mass., the taps ran just as they always have done for the past century.
- 'The Hunger Games': Decide whether you want to see it
If you haven't read the books, will you like 'The Hunger Games'? Here are five ways to find out.
- The Deep Blue Sea: movie review
A director’s touch and precision acting give life to 'The Deep Blue Sea.'
- The Hunger Games: movie review
'The Hunger Games' has echoes of some great films of its type: the reality-show forerunners.
- Top Picks: 'Agent 6,' alien diplomacy, and more
Gillian Anderson plays a tragic bride in a new 'Great Expectations,' 'American Masters' explores the lives of authors Harper Lee and Margaret Mitchell, master spy George Smiley is brought to life by actor Gary Oldman, and more top picks.
- Verbal EnergyWords whose job descriptions have narrowed
Is a woman in a 'fetching' outfit really like a puppy with a stick? How some words seem to travel in very small circles.
- American Idol: A birthday and a goodbye to Erika Van Pelt
American Idol celebrated Steven Tyler's birthday with a special guest. Then, Erika Van Pelt was voted off American Idol.
- Cocaine a factor in Whitney Houston drowning, says LA coroner
Whitney Houston drowned but heart disease and chronic cocaine use were contributing factors, according to the Los Angeles Coroner's Office. The exact amount of cocaine in Whitney Houston's body will be revealed in two weeks.
- Cohabitation before marriage? It's no greater divorce risk.
New divorce and marriage research shows that contrary to popular wisdom, cohabitation before marriage carries no extra risk of divorce - at least not when a couple plans to get married.
- Amanda Peet has a charming new comedy in 'Bent'
'Bent' features good chemistry between its leading couple and an immensely likable supporting cast
- The Hunger Games: Katniss's favorite dish
When Katniss, the heroine of 'Hunger Games,' is brought to the Capitol, she is introduced to a decadent array of mouth-watering foods. Her most favorite dish is lamb stew with dried plums.
- American Idol Top 10 wrestle with Billy Joel and Tommy Hilfiger
American Idol: The songbook of Billy Joel brought some great performances. But Tommy Hilfiger's debut as Idol image consultant was a bit rocky.