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Sometimes there's just nothing more absorbing than watching a movie that truly looks at life on the dark side, revealing those dark parts of human nature that we find so fascinating.

In all of his books Michael Moore has proven to be outspoken and outrageous.

LuLu and Maxie are sisters, two dogs who've become an artistic passion for photographer Nancy LeVine.

Featuring more than 40 full-color photographs and a short but comprehensive bio, Lady Gaga, a celebrity-focused minibiography by Sarah Parvis, provides in rich detail how Lady Gaga rose to fame.

Business jargon can get your foot in the door... or get the door slammed in your face.

"Writing comes in grades of quality in the fashion of beer and baseball games," says James J.

In Mr.

The Best Advice Ever for Teachers offers a collection of the best thoughts, ideas, methods and aphorisms from the past and present for today's teacher.

"Why do you teach, Pete?" Simple enough question, but an incredibly challenging one to answer.

I'm 126 years old. This is my 4,500th incarnation." —Dr. Bob, as profiled in Encounters With the Strange and Unexplained The National U.F.O.

C'mon get happy!

Sparked by the fateful 73-second Challenger voyage, It's About Time began as a newspaper feature chronicling key moments in history and the length of time each took to occur.

Doonesbury.com's The War in Quotes is a startling account of the Iraq War, told entirely in the words of those who conceived, planned, advocated and executed it.

Poet, anthologist and book artist Ingrid Goff-Maidoff made this keepsake tome on the island of Martha's Vineyard.

Many people fear math and numbers, even Barbie, who famously said "Math class is tough" in her controversial 1992 talking doll version.