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• Strauss-Kahn opens up about sex scandals in new book
• Remembering ‘Rin Tin Tin,’ a four-legged American icon
• ‘I’ll have to have you killed!’: Al Roker on mashups, mysteries ... and murder
• Crime and celebrity collide in ‘The Talk Show Murders’
• Rapper 50 Cent releasing fitness book, food guide
• The bright side of discovering your inner ‘Cheapskate’
• Captain America co-creator Joe Simon dies at 98
• Recipes of dead celebrities featured in new book
• Murder meets moviemaking in ‘Mama Sees Stars’
• Keep your resolutions with ‘Willpower’
• ‘I Got This’: Jennifer Hudson talks about her transformation
• The fascinating life of ‘Elizabeth The Queen’
• Book Talk: Maid's tale of Catherine the Great
• Poe fans plan one last vigil for the mysterious ‘Poe Toaster’
• First edition Audubon book sells for $7.9 million
• ‘Always Hit on the Wingman’: Love tips from the male mind
• Henry Winkler unveils ‘Ghost Buddy #1: Zero to Hero’
• Book Talk: The fall and rise of a North Korean Everyman
• Book Talk: Unlikely friendship shines light on persecution
• ‘Hiding From Reality’: Taylor Armstrong tells her story
• ‘Life As I Blow It’: Sarah Colonna shares her story
• ‘Wild Thing’: Josh Bazell’s follow-up to his debut
• ‘The Vow’: A true story of love and enduring commitment
• ‘6 Husbands’: How to embrace the changes in a marriage
• UPDATE 1-Book Talk: Martin Sheen narrates Dalai Lama's book
• Czech author banned by communists dies at 87
• Book depicts tensions between first lady, aides
• Ex-nun writes of life under Mother Teresa
• Book Talk: Sheen "nourished" by narrating Dalai Lama's book
• UPDATE 4-Ex-Credit Suisse traders admit cooking subprime books
• UPDATE 1-Amanda Knox signs book deal with Harper Collins
• ‘Revolution 2.0’: How the youth of Egypt made history
• Kate Upton on cover of Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition
• Want your child to join Al’s Book Club for Kids?

• Book Talk: Speaking the language of flowers
• Real Housewives’ Taylor Armstrong to pen memoir
• Trump: Huntsman and Paul are 'joke candidates'
• Oedipal love scene wins author Bad Sex writing award
• Virgin's Branson says business as usual needs change
• Book Talk: Tales of moments when all changes
• Christopher Hitchens, militant pundit, dies at 62
• BookTalk: John Brown's "Midnight Rising"
• ‘Baby bump,’ ‘amazing’ among 2011’s banished words
• Book Talk: Quest for the story of an enigmatic model and lover
• Elton John to pen personal story about AIDS
• For five bucks, you can make a famous author your pen pal
• Glass half empty: 6 books for the darkest days of the year
• ‘How I Got This Way’: Regis Philbin takes a look back
• Audubon's 'Birds of America' books fetch $7.9 million
• Winners named for prestigious children's lit awards
• Spelling out a ‘Strategic Vision’ for America's role in the future
• How to find the right ‘Leader’ to advance your business
• The queen to throw birthday bash for Charles Dickens
• Former intern reveals 18-month affair with JFK
• From baby to bébé: Learning from French parenting
• Mimi Alford on affair with JFK: ‘I was swept away’
• Stamps immortalize Roald Dahl’s beloved children’s books
• Amanda Knox to share story in ‘unflinching’ memoir
• Graphic novel app brings Dickensian London to life
• Debut authors dominate Costa Book Awards
• Book of Lil Wayne jail diaries to be published
• Holiday digital goods sales jump, led by e-books
• Report: James Franco sells first novel to Amazon
• Comedian Bill Cosby muses on life in latest book
• Reading is alive and increasingly electronic
• Book Talk: A Peek into Loss and Darkness with Dan Chaon
• Novel "Pure" wins Costa prize amid "bitter dissent"

• Superman comic draws highest price ever paid: $2.16M
• ‘Tough’ talk: Donald Trump's plan for American prosperity
• Amanda Knox hires attorney for possible book deal
• Family matters: 5 books that put the ‘fun’ in dysfunction
• How hip-hop culture has infiltrated corporate America
• Step back in time into ‘The World of Downton Abbey’
• Stephen King raises $240,000 to pay Mainers' oil bills
• Resolution reads: 6 books for a better you in the New Year
• Book Talk: Thomas Frank on the Great Recession
• ‘All Work, No Pay’: Secrets to landing the perfect internship
• White House responds to controversial ‘Obamas’ book
• Look out, Charlie Brown: Child of divorce is new comics star
• Tot sleeps like a baby — and a bookworm, a surfer, an astronaut, an elephant tamer
• JFK Jr. assistant: I urged Carolyn to get on that plane
• Author-commentator Charla Krupp dies in NYC at 58
• Live and let diet: 5 great books about losing weight
• Into ‘The Lyons Den’: Jeffrey Lyons on his father's legacy
• Book shows how to rewire your brain to your benefit
• Finding success through empowered femininity
• Google pays tribute to Dickens with a special ‘doodle’
• Longtime book publisher John Sargent Sr. dies at age 87
• Best-selling author killed in car accident
• Book Talk: Carol O'Connell on life with Mallory
• How to take America back from the ‘Greedy Bastards’
• Book Talk; Thomas Frank on the Great Recession
• FEATURE-British mercenary details failed coup in book
• Holiday books: Mindy Kaling and Bill Clinton pick favorites
• Creator of The Joker dies at age 89
• Koontz moved into top spot of best-sellers list
• Literary mystery: Was poet Pablo Neruda murdered?
• Late rocker Johnny Ramone's memoir to be released at last
• Give us some space, and respect, proud introvert argues
• Friendship, family and love converge in 'Bird in a Box'