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New anti-Rush Limbaugh ad campaign: Waste of money or coup de grace? (+video)

Liberal watchdog group Media Matters are running anti-Rush Limbaugh ads in eight cities in an attempt to get stations to drop his show. This might be a battle Limbaugh is more comfortable fighting.
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Rush Limbaugh: Jane Fonda wants him kicked off air. Should FCC listen?

Feminist activists Jane Fonda and Gloria Steinem are calling for the FCC to take action against Rush Limbaugh. Doing so, however, could create complications. 
Occupy movement must get support from Millennial Generation to survive

As Occupy camps face eviction, the need for the movement to align itself with the values of the Millennial Generation becomes more critical. To earn endorsement from America's most populous generation, Occupy must evolve from a protest movement to a political movement.
Jackie Kennedy had her own thoughts about US and world leaders

Jackie Kennedy was interviewed by historian Arthur Schlesinger in the year after her husband's assassination. A book due out Wednesday details Jackie Kennedy's impressions about important people of the era.
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Stieg Larsson's companion prepares for the book tour he never took

Eva Gabrielsson, longtime companion of "Millennium" author Larsson, will tour the US, promoting her memoir and raising awareness about her lawsuit.
In Pictures: Sundance Film Festival 2011
Growing Up Laughing

Marlo Thomas remembers her own childhood even as she asks top comics: “How did you become funny?”
Robin Hood: movie review

This retelling of the classic Robin Hood tale is a somber, violence-heavy take that’s slim on poetry or romance.
Secrets of Powerful Women

Advice for young women: Make friends. Share praise. Wear red.
Guys need their own Valentine’s Day

Why is it men are always the ones buying the flowers and giving the gifts and making the dinner reservations?
Teenage girl throws Japan’s pro baseball league a knuckle ball

Pitcher Eri Yoshida becomes the first female drafted into Japan’s all-male pro league – unwittingly helping to break the country’s ‘iron’ ceiling for women.
How Clinton and Obama boosted feminism, civil rights

The primary contest helped both of the historical causes, though some tensions erupted.