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I need a hero
We all need someone to look up to - even those we place on pedestals have heroes of their own, says Laurie Taylor, in his weekly column for the magazine.

Paul Schrader's Film Canon

Profile: Sarah Palin
Alaska governor Sarah Palin, who helped unite conservatives around Republican presidential candidate John McCain.

Late-blooming lady of the killer line
Our regular column covering the deaths of significant - but lesser-reported - characters in the past month.

Underwear as outerwear
Elaborate bra straps. Designer trunks riding above low-slung jeans. The fashion for flaunting one's underwear may have more to do with conspicuous consumption than a decline in decency, says Lisa Jardine.

And the winner is... who?
His name is largely unknown in Britain and the United States, but the recipient of the most feted prize in literature has much he could tell them about their lives today.

McCain v Obama: As it happened
All the action and reaction from the the second debate between US presidential candidates John McCain and Barack Obama.

Reassuring children about the world's end
There were jokes and rumours about black holes as the Large Hadron Collider was switched on. Children picked up on these fears - so how to reassure young ones about the Big Bang machine?

Island of shame
In 2004 the tiny island of Pitcairn in the Pacific was rocked by a court case that revealed a raft of incidents of sexual abuse. Four years on, how has the island coped with the fallout of the case?

All because the lady loves a foreign accent
It is the stuff of escapist fantasy. A tall, dark and handsome type sweeps a cream-and-roses Home Counties heroine off her feet. In its 100 years of publishing, the exotic alpha male has been a staple of the Mills and Boon romance.

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80 more things that make men cry
Johnny Cash, births, deaths and marriages, silently falling remembrance poppies. Just some of the things that the magazine's male readers said brought a tear to the eye.