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Behold: Designer Richard Nicoll creates an incredible charging handbag that can power your cell phone. ti.me/wbZ30U

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Brooklyn metal pop duo Sleigh Bells hasn’t softened its sound on their second album, "Reign of Terror," but it has made something that's a little easier on the ears. ti.me/zGmLdw

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Artist Cindy Sherman takes pictures only of herself, but she always insists she doesn't make self-portraits. A retrospective of her work is on view Feb. 26 – June 11 at New York's Museum of Modern Art. ti.me/wXVmCd

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Celebrating Black History Month: 50 Cultural Giants. ti.me/ybsJGL

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It's been 10 years since the Cranberries released an album. On "Roses," the reformed quartet continues to showcase the distinctive Gaelic lilt of vocalist Dolores O'Riordan. ti.me/zzqwv6

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TIME grades the best and worst performances of the 2012 Brit Awards. ti.me/yhU1wF

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What's the real story behind this iconic Depression-era photograph? LIFE.com takes a look. ti.me/ygeYib

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Her sex-symbol image aside, Marilyn Monroe was an avid reader of 20th-century literature and was often photographed curling up with a book, as in this Peter Stackpole shot taken at her Hollywood home in 1953. see more: on.life.com/xC4MhA

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A Photographic History of Google Doodles. ti.me/yToJI9

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French photographer Rémi Ochlik was killed on Feb. 22 when Syrian forces bombed a makeshift media center in the besieged city of Homs. TIME presents a tribute to this promising young photojournalist's work. ti.me/xwzZYM

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"It is just important to have our voice, especially as Latinos, to have a say in what goes on in society." —Brenda Araiza, age 20, one of the faces of Latino voters photographed by Marco Grob for the new issue of TIME. ti.me/yrQZKQ

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When the Cuban government cracked down on Ernesto Bazan's practice of teaching in 2006, the photographer turned to his students for help publishing his images. ti.me/A4FHhs

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Algo diferente sobre la portada de la revista TIME esta semana? “Yo Decido”

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Mardi Gras in 1938: Unpublished Photos from LIFE.com. bit.ly/wosIs0

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The Flying Baby: Exhausted and bored on an assignment, photographer Rachel Hulin thought it would be fun to make her baby fly. So her son Henry flew. ti.me/zVCmA0

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Samba school dancers take to the streets of Rio de Janeiro as Brazil celebrates Carnival. ti.me/yj99EY

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The New York Knicks' Jeremy Lin in action. ti.me/zXICT3

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February 21, 1965: Malcom X was assassinated. On the anniversary of Malcolm X's 1965 assassination, LIFE presents Eve Arnold's photographs of the intensely charismatic street thug-turned-devout Muslim and activist. on.life.com/zK1Z3c

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In honor of Black History Month, TIME looks at historic images of African-American life during the Depression. ti.me/x0aVji

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The solemn scene outside Whitney Houston's funeral. ti.me/xHvceR

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Academy Awards Countdown: 10 beautiful dresses you may see on the Oscar red carpet. ti.me/xfLzSZ

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Attention "Downton Abbey" fans: These modern-day castles are in need of a Lord. ti.me/wsrOEk

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Kurt Cobain would have been 45 years old today. A look back at Nirvana on the cusp of stardom. ti.me/xQ7dKs

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TIME contract photographer Dominic Nahr documents Egypt's struggling youth movement one year after the country's revolution. ti.me/wRzNT2

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February 20, 1962: John Glenn was the first American to orbit the earth. LIFE presents rare photos from when Glenn first entered the national consciousness and became, in a very real sense, the public face of the American space program: bit.ly/y8PCyy

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Paul McCartney has a great reverence for standards, and he does them proud on his very charming album, "Kisses on the Bottom." ti.me/xl1UJY

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For the band Tennis, being cute isn’t just a gimmick. ti.me/we4C12

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Of Montreal's "Paralytic Stalks" is really weird. We like it that way. ti.me/yvabyh

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"Undefeated," an uplifting saga about a football team from depressed North Memphis is up for an Oscar for Best Documentary. Does it earn its nomination? ti.me/ADX4Tp

"The Secret World of Arrietty," from Studio Ghibli, brings to life a hidden world of tiny creatures who take refuge in the walls and nooks of people's homes. ti.me/zheIjX

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Who is the victor in "This Means War"? Not the viewer. ti.me/xEmCWF

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Iran’s female ninjas: Photos of these remarkable women warriors. ti.me/z1ao25

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Terence KFY badass...

For its 500th episode, the series that spoofed American family life, pop culture, the media, politics and monorails now spoofs… "The Simpsons." ti.me/wHHxso

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In advance of the season two finale, we take a look at "Downton Abbey" couture, from Edwardian days to the daze of post-World War I Britain. ti.me/w7xuKH

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Two good books from TIME's book critic, Lev Grossman: Elizabeth Hand's "Available Dark" and Edward St. Aubyn's "At Last." ti.me/x2Q1a4

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From freezing conditions across Europe and riots in Greece to New York City’s Westminster Dog Show and Carnival, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week. ti.me/yb9hPK

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A new exhibition at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, and moving in June to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York City, features the Rineke Dijkstra's images of subjects caught in moments of truth. ti.me/wli2rM

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Five questions with Michael Bastian. ti.me/yy7qL5

Five questions with Betsey Johnson. ti.me/x42dum

Five questions with Nanette Lepore. ti.me/yfMlqT

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Exclusive: Photos of Miami’s homeless by Lee Jeffries. ti.me/yOrRnV

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According to various tech studies, men are from Google+ and women are from Pinterest. ti.me/ynrVgD

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TIME Asia's latest cover | February 27, 2012

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With Pinterest's growth comes some truly puzzling pins. Don't let your posts appear on one of these hilarious new blogs. ti.me/wxPb73

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Linsanity ensues! Photos of the meteoric rise of NBA superstar Jeremy Lin. ti.me/AgcWo4

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Photos of the pups who won 'Best in Group' at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, including Malachy, the 4-year-old Pekingese who took home 'Best in Show.' ti.me/A0EXet

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Sarah Sudhoff has cataloged many of the devices, both contemporary and vintage, that the Kinsey Institute has used in its sex research. ti.me/xJgBUb

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February 27, 2012

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Backstage at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show. ti.me/xiTzLV

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Celebs take center stage at New York Fashion Week: Ashley Greene, Emmy Rossum, Rose McGowan and Adriana Lima attend the Donna Karan New York show on February 13, 2012. ti.me/xiHwV6

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