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• Nancy Franklin: Sarah Palin takes us for a ride.

When it was announced, in the spring, that Sarah Palin would be making a reality show about Alaska, the state she grew up in and then, last year, blew off, by resigning the governorship, I’m sure I winced and groaned and rolled my eyes, before hanging my head . . ....

• Kate Gosselin and Sarah Palin on an Alaskan Camping Trip

What are Kate and the infamous eight up to this summer? How about hanging with Sarah Palin in the Alaskan wilderness? No, this isn't the start of a bad joke....

• Hendrik Hertzberg: What lies ahead for Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party.

If politics is show business for ugly people (which, by the way, it’s not, not this time, not the ugly-people part anyway, not with a cast of characters as glossy as Mitt Romney, Rick Perry, Michele Bachmann, Sarah Palin’s ghost, and Barack Obama), is Occupy . . ....

• James Surowiecki: The Federal Reserve and quantitative easing.

T he German and Chinese governments, Republican congressmen, the liberal economist Joseph Stiglitz, and Sarah Palin don’t agree on much. But they’re united in their opposition to the Federal Reserve’s second round of quantitative easing—or, as it’s known, QE2. According . . ....

• Hendrik Hertzberg: Trash talk from the 2008 campaign.

8220;Game Change: Obama and the Clintons, McCain and Palin, and the Race of a Lifetime,” by John Heilemann and Mark Halperin (Harper; $27.99), has come along just in time. The nation’s political and political-commenting classes, whose nervous systems atrophy without a reliable supply of . . ....

• John Lahr: Sarah Ruhl and “Finian’s Rainbow” score.

In our pornographic age, it’s hard to imagine that there was a time when people were better acquainted with the continent of Africa than with their own bodies. Sarah Ruhl’s “In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play” (superbly directed by Les Waters, at . . ....

• John Lahr: Sarah Ruhl on attraction and artifice.

Sarah Ruhl is, at thirty-seven, one of America’s most frequently produced playwrights. In the past year alone, two hundred and forty-four individual productions of her plays were performed around the country, and there are currently plans for eighteen foreign productions, in twelve languages. Ruhl’s . . . (Subscription required.)...

• Five Surprising Things About Julianne Moore

From her years as Frannie/Sabrina on “As the World Turns,” through early film roles in “Nine Months” and “The Hand that Rocks the Cradle,” to unforgettable, star turns in classics like “Boogie Nights” and “The Kids Are Alright,” and now, starring as Sarah Palin in “Game Change” on HBO, Julianne Moore inhabits the screen in such a natural way it’s easy to feel you...

• Five Surprising Things About Julianne Moore

From her years as Frannie/Sabrina on “As the World Turns,” through early film roles in “Nine Months” and “The Hand that Rocks the Cradle,” to unforgettable, star turns in classics like “Boogie Nights” and “The Kids Are Alright,” and now, starring as Sarah Palin in “Game Change” on HBO, Julianne Moore inhabits the screen in such a natural way it’s easy to feel you...

• Books: Sarah Manguso’s “The Guardians” review.

In 2008, the poet Sarah Manguso’s friend Harris escaped from a mental hospital, and jumped in front of a Metro-North train. In this elegy, Manguso rejects a narrative arc (“My friend died—that isn’t a story”) and instead composes spare, anguished episodes . . . (Subscription required.)...

• Barefoot and Smoking – Sarah Sitkin in Her Studio (LA Artist Documentary Project)

Sarah Sitkin opens her warehouse door with a huge, inviting smile. She is wearing her reading glasses and a handkerchief over her short hair, stretch pants, a t-shirt, and flip flops. She looks entirely and remarkably inspired. Outside her living space and studio, the dark blue sky holds the silence of a Monday night along with the buzz of the freeway overpass under which the artist lives....

• 20 Under 40 Fiction Q. & A.: Sarah Shun-Lien Bynum.

Sarah Shun-lien Bynum was featured in The New Yorker’s 20 Under 40 Fiction Issue. Her story will appear in the July 5, 2010 issue. When were you born? February 14, 1972. Where? <paragraph class . . ....

• How Sarah Jessica Parker Does It All

Sarah Jessica Parker is a mom on a mission, balancing a new movie, home life, a far-flung career, and her longtime UNICEF work for kids worldwide....

• The Top 10 Most Famous Women With the First Name of Sara Or Sarah

For the past year I've been compiling a list of famous men and women. These are all noted individuals, but who are the most famous? Today let's count down the most famous women named Sara and Sarah....

• Sarah Jessica Parker : How She Does It

Sarah Jessica Parker, the award-winning actor and producer, with multiple Golden Globe, Emmy, and Screen Actors Guild awards under her belt, is best-known for her leading role as Carrie Bradshaw on the HBO drama/comedy series Sex and the City and the SATC movies they’ve inspired, and has appeared in hit films, including Footloose, LA Story, Smart People. But when it comes to her family...

• Adam Gopnik: Cullen Murphy and the Spanish Inquisition in modernity.

8220;Well, I didn’t expect a kind of Spanish Inquisition,” the mild-mannered Englishman grumbles at a woman’s questioning—and then the door opens and in rush Michael Palin, Terry Gilliam, and Terry Jones, wearing blood-red cardinal’s robes and waxed mustaches . . . (Subscription required.)...

• James Surowiecki: The perils of economic populism.

It’s been the political equivalent of an intervention: in recent weeks, Democrats have been bombarded with advice about how they should reinvent their economic agenda. The electorate, we hear, wants Barack Obama to be more of an economic populist but less of an ambitious reformer. He has to . . ....

• Goings on About Town: On the Horizon

THE THEATRE RUHL’S RULES Oct. 22 The playwright Sarah Ruhl often blends amiable surrealism and deadpan humor in her works. At the Lyceum, Les Waters directs Ruhl’s new comedy, “In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play,” with Laura Benanti and Michael Cerveris. (212-239-6200 . . ....

• Laughing at the Lighter Side of Life – Family Guy

There have been very few shows which have been able to hold their own like Family Guy against a wave of controversies that has been hurled towards them ever since the show's inception. The latest being Family Guy Vs Palin....

• Sarah Paley: The Fat Off at Jeffrey’s Grocery.

8220;Ooooh, socks on! Such confidence!” “Let’s get this over with, guys!” Anxious male voices filled the dim basement of the restaurant Fedora, on West Fourth Street, one recent morning, as a flurry of shirts and pants were thrown to the floor. An assortment of . . . (Subscription required.)...

• Pankaj Mishra: Gandhi’s real legacy.

Mohandas Gandhi was the twentieth century’s most famous advocate of nonviolent politics. But was he also its most spectacular political failure? The possibility is usually overshadowed by his immense and immensely elastic appeal. Even Glenn Beck recently claimed to be a follower, and Gandhi’s example has . . ....

• Collected Stories @ Samuel J. Friedman Theatre

“But that’s life, isn’t it? What relationship is ever truly resolved?” the writer Ruth Steiner (Linda Lavin) asks her protégée, Lisa Morrison (Sarah Paulson), as they discuss a short story in Steiner’s Greenwich Village apartment. Donald Margulies’s 1996 play, which MTC brings to Broadway for the first time, traces the trajectory of the women’s...

• Sarah Arvio: “Wood”

The last thing I ever wanted was to write again about grief did you think I would your grief this time not mine oh good grief enough is enough in my life that is enough was enough I had all those grievances all those griefs all engraved into the wood . . ....

• Sarah Shun-lien Bynum: “The Erlking.”

It is just as Kate hoped. The worn path, the bells tinkling on the gate. The huge fir trees dropping their needles one by one. A sweet mushroomy smell, gnomes stationed in the underbrush, the sound of a mandolin far up on the hill. “We’re here, we . . ....

• The Diary of a Teenage Girl @ 3LD Art & Technology Center

Aaron Louis, in association with New Georges and the Essentials, presents Marielle Heller’s adaptation of the graphic novel by Phoebe Gloeckner, about a young woman who has an affair with her mother’s boyfriend in San Francisco in the seventies. Sarah Cameron Sunde and Rachel Eckerling direct. Previews begin March 15, opens March 28, closes April 12 80 Greenwich St., New York,...

• Michael Schulman: Jason Segel writes “The Muppets.”

One recent Tuesday, a tall man entered F. A. O. Schwarz and, beelining through the stuffed-animal displays, stopped at the Whatnot Workshop, a kiosk where you can design your own Muppet. Before long, a young woman named Sarah Nasr approached with a camera. “I’m in cinema . . . (Subscription required.)...

• List of Female Comedians

Being a comedian is not a job for men alone. As a matter of fact, there are women who are even better comediennes than men. Some of the best ones include Sarah Kate Silverman, Kathy Griffin, Roseanne Barr and Whoopi Goldberg....

• Goings on About Town: Movies

PageBreak --> OPENING ARTHUR CHRISTMAS An animated comedy, directed by Sarah Smith, about Santa’s awkward son, who uses the gift-delivery system for an urgent personal mission. With the voices of James McAvoy, Jim Broadbent, and Imelda Staunton. Opening Nov. 23. (In wide release.) <!--goatTitle . . ....