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Ken Perenyi painted hundreds of works of art in the style of past masters; Now he explains how he mastered the art of fraud
The author of "What to Expect When You're Expecting," the Bible for moms-to-be, discovers a new wrinkle in motherhood
Mo Rocca with a history of popcorn, the concession stand staple which is the true Hollywood moneymaker
The famed superliner was the fastest, most technologically advanced ship of its day; Now, conservators are trying to rescue her from the scrap yard
Dying from tongue and throat cancer, the Civil War hero and ex-President spent his final days in a Herculean bid to save his family from financial ruin
Victory is not only key to social hierarchies -- it also can determine mental function, health and longevity
The singer-songwriter adheres to the "one primary, consistent element" of his life: music
Talks about his 34-year Army career that featured successes in the war on terror, and a fall from grace
Ebooks and print-on-demand are rewriting the rules of authors seeking to have their works made available to the reading public
Monticello explores the complicated relationships between the Declaration of Independence author and the hundreds of people he owned
Mo Rocca gives attention to a writing instrument that doesn't get much ink nowadays
New York Times statistician explains how he calculates the odds of election victory based on "crowd-sourcing" others' poll results
The Internet and cut-and-paste have made stealing others' writing easier than ever - and technology also makes catching plagiarists easier, too
Best-selling creator of Dr. Kay Scarpetta helped popularize the forensic thriller genre
October 14, 1926 marked the publication of A.A. Milne's first story featuring a silly old bear
