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The battle of the sexes

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In her new book, The Richer Sex, journalist and author Liza Mundy describes what may be the most profound change for American families in generations. She begins by focusing on the Hawkins family, who live just outside of Detroit: The Hawkins family — sane, functional, rooted in a midwestern state known for family values — offers a convincing vision of...Read More

Never letting go, Mark Anthony

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“This deep, emotionally touching book is destined to become a metaphysical classic.”Joyce Keller, author of Seven Steps to Heaven Never say goodbye—even after death Mark Anthony’s Best Selling book, Never Letting Go is a powerful and revealing guide for those suffering from the death of a loved one. Readers will find great solace in this book, with clear help on...Read More

Revisiting John Updike\'s \'fresh air\'

$Egypt Today, egypt today Revisiting John Updike\'s \'fresh air\'$

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John Updike would have turned 80 on March 18, 2012. To celebrate the Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist, Random House is re-releasing some of his most recognizable works, including the Rabbit series. The publisher is also releasing e-book editions of Updike\'s entire back catalog, along with a posthumous essay collection, \"Higher Gossip,\" which will appear in paperback for the first time. Updike...Read More

\'The O\'Briens\': a multigenerational Canadian epic

$Egypt Today, egypt today \'The O\'Briens\': a multigenerational Canadian epic$

London - Arabstoday

In the \"Law of Dreams,\" Canadian writer Peter Behrens\' first novel, an Irish immigrant makes his way out of famine-starved Ireland to Canada. The novel came out in 2006 to wide acclaim. Now, Behrens has followed up with another multi-generational novel. \"The O\'Briens\" opens in 1867, with teenage Joe O\'Brien, scratching out a living in Quebec after his father and...Read More

Mohammed Selmawy warns of campaign against artistic creativity

Cairo - Arabstoday

The head of Egypt’s writers union, Mohammed Selmawy, warned on Wednesday against what he called \"the escalating campaign\" against the freedom of artistic creativity and the artists’ right to freely express their opinions. He demanded the erasing of red lines and removal of restrictions on artistic creativity. Selmawy also condemned the \"repeated attempts\" to interfere with people\'s right to information....Read More

The religious language in US foreign policy

London - Arabstoday

Historian Andrew Preston first became interested in the overlap between religion and America\'s foreign policy decisions while teaching an undergraduate class on American foreign policy in the days leading up to the 2003 invasion of Iraq. \"My students took it for granted that [Osama] bin Laden would use extremist rhetoric, [but] they were more surprised by [President George W.] Bush\'s...Read More

Emancipating lincoln

London - Arabstoday

One hundred fifty years ago, in the summer of 1862, the Civil War was raging and President Abraham Lincoln was starting to scribble away at a document, an ultimatum to the rebellious states: Return to the Union, or your slaves will be freed. Emancipation was a \"military necessity,\" the president later confided to his Cabinet. Lincoln called it \"absolutely essential...Read More

Bad girls of history, How wicked were they

London - Arabstoday

With great power comes not-so-great nicknames. At least, that was the case for some of the most notorious queens and female rulers in history: Egypt\'s Cleopatra: \"Serpent of the Nile.\" Rome\'s Agrippina: \"Atrocious and Ferocious.\" England\'s Mary Tudor: \"Bloody Mary.\" France\'s Catherine de Medici: \"The Black Queen.\" France\'s Marie Antoinette: \"Madame Deficit.\" China\'s Cixi: \"The Dragon Empress.\" But did these...Read More

The wild and crazy \'tweets of Steve Martin\'

$Egypt Today, egypt today The wild and crazy \'tweets of Steve Martin\'$

London - Arabstoday

After 40 years on the stand-up stage, countless comedy albums and iconic movies, Steve Martin is still finding new ways to make people laugh. The comedian got on Twitter in 2010, and by now he has attracted nearly 2.5 million followers with his funny and slightly demented tweets. But Martin has recently gone old-school by collecting some of his funniest...Read More

You Need a Schoolhouse in segregated South

London - Arabstoday

Julius Rosenwald and Booker T. Washington came from vastly different backgrounds. Rosenwald, president of Sears, Roebuck and Co., was one of the richest men in America; Washington rose out of slavery to become a civil rights leader. But their meeting led eventually to the construction of thousands of schools for black children in the segregated South. Stephanie Deutsch tells the...Read More

How Ford\'s CEO helped restore the American icon

$Egypt Today, egypt today How Ford\'s CEO helped restore the American icon$

London - Arabstoday

On Ford\'s culture before Mulally\'s arrival \"It was one of the most caustic corporate cultures ever seen anywhere in business. This was a company where people put the advancement of their own careers and the success of their own divisions ahead of the company\'s success, ahead even of the bottom line. People rarely made it to retirement age at the...Read More

Jodi picoult turns tough topics into best-sellers

London - Arabstoday

When you think about blockbuster best-sellers, genres like mystery, crime and romance typically come to mind. Ethical or moral fiction? Not so much. But that\'s how Jodi Picoult, who has 33 million copies of her books currently in circulation, describes her novels. So how did an author who writes about divisive issues get so popular? The answer can, in part,...Read More

\'If walls could talk\': a history of the home

$Egypt Today, egypt today \'If walls could talk\': a history of the home$

London - Arabstoday

On the United Kingdom\'s lack of closets \"It\'s not a room type that we recognize anymore. We have freestanding pieces of furniture called wardrobes that might be used for storing clothes. But those little square, dark, walk-in rooms don\'t exist in the U.K. That\'s a little piece of history that you\'ve got that we haven\'t.\" On privacy in bedrooms \"It...Read More

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