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The article focuses on the violent death of University of Virginia (UVA) student Yeardley Love, who was found dead in her apartment on May 3, 2010. UVA lacrosse player George Huguely is being charged with Love's murder. Huguely admits that he kicked in Love's door, shook her and repeatedly hit her head against a wall. His attorney claims that Love's death was not intentional but an accident. Huguely and Love began dating during their freshman year, and students report that alcohol triggered aggressive behavior from Huguely. INSETS: SIGNS OF ABUSE;STOP THE VIOLENCE.

The article discusses the inauguration of U.S. President Barack Obama and describes the work that went into writing his inaugural address. The excitement surrounding Obama's inauguration is explored and the various inauguration day events are described. Comments from celebrities such as singer Jennifer Lopez, singer Josh Groban, and actor Samuel L. Jackson regarding Obama's inauguration are included. Several photographs from the inauguration are also provided. INSETS: The Bible;I was part of the ceremony.

This article focuses on detectives who investigate cases which began years before. Details of the case involving the murder of Ida Mae Lane, who was murdered in 1991. Work done by detectives including Roger Wedgeworth. Statistics on the number of unsolved murders in the U.S. INSETS: CRIME-FIGHTING LUNCH BUNCH;NAILING A SERIAL KILLER?.

An interview with Ladee Hubbard, New Orleans, Louisiana-based author of the novel "The Talented Ribkins," is presented. She talks about the inspiration for the book, which is W.E.B. Dubois's essay "The Talented Tenth"; how the elements of magical realism helped her to tell the story; and the person she would like to meet, dead or alive. She discusses her current work.

The article focuses on author Tucker Axum who is a native of Lafayette, California. Topics mentioned include the winning of the MasterClass writing competition, the collaboration with bestselling author James Patterson on a novel, and the book idea that focuses on a thriller theme that introduce his Cajun justice personal brand.

The article presents questions and answers related to sex, hooking up, and emotional landscape of college-aged students including a set of rules that need to be set up for interaction of students, emotional and social aspects, and sexual feelings.

An interview with author Kathy Hepinstall is presented. Topics discussed include publishing of the novel "The Book of Polly" by Hepinstall based on women; illustrating tension between different brands of Christianity; and no need for children to know all their mother's secret; and depiction of perfection in the book.

An interview with Damian Mogavero, founder at restaurant analytics software company Avero Inc., is presented. Topics discussed include appreciating works of restaurateur Ralph Brennan; need for restaurateurs to move from Old Guard ways of operating to New Guard ways; considering restaurant industry as one of the most creative industry; and reading the book "The Underground Culinary Tour: How the New Metrics of Today's Top Restaurants Are Transforming How America Eats" by Mogavero.

An interview with author Tim Gautreaux is presented. Topics discussed includes comparison of his writing with Flannery O'Connor and James Dickey, writing of story based on Louisiana, difference between the book "Signals: New and Selected Stories" with his other collections of short stories, and importance of storytelling.

The article discusses the marriage of the musician Paul McCartney and the businesswoman Nancy Shevell. The article looks at Shevell's work as an executive of a trucking company, her desire for a private life, and her work with Hewlett House in the Hamptons, a cancer resource center. Information is provided on the couple's honeymoon, their wedding, and their future plans.

This article introduces a series of articles which introduce several private investigators who search for missing children.

Presents an interview with Dr. Shirley Glass, a Baltimore, Maryland psychologist whom the 'New York Times' has called "the godmother of infidelity research." Good people in good marriages are having affairs at alarming rates. The increase in cheating in otherwise happy marriages, says Glass, author of the book 'Not Just Friends,' is caused by the rise of a new breed of infidelity--in which bonds between co-workers blossom into deep emotional and, eventually, sexual relationships. Based on her studies of several hundred 350 couples over more than 20 years as well as her review of outside independent research, she estimates that 25 percent of wives and 44 percent of husbands have had extramarital affairs. Her characterization of modern infidelity; Why happily married people have extramarital affairs; Warning signs of affairs; Intimacy between co-workers; Others.

Directing Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in 'Holiday in the Sun' in the Bahamas in 2001 gave Steve Purcell a glimpse of their huge popularity--especially when guests at the Atlantis Resort learned the twins were on the premises. Along with their straight-to-video movies, the company licenses a line of Olsen clothes, books, electronics, games, bedding, and dolls (second only to Barbie in sales) to Wal-Mart that grossed $1 billion last year. At private school in Los Angeles, California their main concern is prepping for the SAT. They like shopping (for Seven jeans and Marc Jacobs), boys (Ashley has a steady in college) and Jimmy Choo shoes. As for big splurges, they employ a private hairdresser, and Mary-Kate has a horse.