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People

1968

Multimedia Special: Read and hear the stories of those who fought, grew, and dreamed in that difficult year

2009 National Magazine Award Winner

Voices

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1968 Multimedia Special 1968
2009 National Magazine Award Winner
We commemorate this pivotal year with an interactive timeline, exclusive audio interviews, reader recollections, and more

Vote for your favorite flick on our movie poll Your Favorite Flick
Our editors made their picks for Best Movie for Grownups®, now it's your turn to vote

Interactive

View our bird photo galleries and name that tune

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Secrets to Long Life
Find out what the research team discovered in its final days on the island

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Money
Smarten Up Your Money
Meet the Kenyons—our first Money Makeover winners—and give yourself a financial facelift

Book Review
Closing Time: A Memoir
Joe Queenan looks back at his troubled childhood in this vivid memoir
• Plus: a radio interview with the author

Entertainment
The Soloist
Read Bill Newcott's review of "The Soloist"—starring Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr.
• Plus: audio and video interviews with Steve Lopez

People
A Meaningful Mission
A retired Navy officer reinvents his life by dedicating himself to helping homeless teens
• Webby Award Nominee

Lifestyle
Interview with Stump
Westminster's oldest "Best in Show" winner on sickness, success, and those fabulous ears

People
The Color Red
On a trip to Nepal a writer discovers that a person's stature can rise by giving more while having less

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