Headlines from February 8, 2011

In strictly monetary terms, the number of people around the world living in poverty is diminishing.
Was the headline "Obama Doesn't Care About the Super Bowl" dancing in his head? A close read of the O'Reilly interview.
Roseanne Cash channels Jane Austen while watching the Super Bowl.
Abandoned tanks in Alexandria provide telling backdrop for wedding photos.
N.A.S.A. tests unlikely to reveal Toyota acceleration defects--plaintiffs says they'll look elsewhere.
Inside insides: Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Foods.
In 1952, J.D. Salinger threw a rotten cocktail party; years later, the reason emerges.
"Whatever the format, it's something, No. 1, you never advise a client to do." Divorce lawyers on the dark side of Valentine's Day.
Whoever takes home the Oscar for Best Actress likely will get divorced as well, statistics show.
Host of Italy's Supermarket Sweep accuses Mafia of cornering the tomato trade.
Subtropical fossils in Antarctica may be a harbinger of our global-warmed future.
2011 is the year of gluten's inevitable demise. 2011 is the year of feeling.
J. Paul Getty, scion of the oil dynasty and recipient of more than his share of misfortune, dies at 54.
Coach president says men buy 45% of luxury handbags in China.
French foreign minister, who suggested attacking Tunisia's protesters, regrets vacationing in Tunisia during a revolt.
Why protests continue: graduates with phones but no future, plus doctors and lawyers, are raging.
Profile: "The Fridge" can barely walk unless it's to fetch a drink.
Foursquare visits tracked in order to avoid running into Foursquare users.
Long read: Soldiers' devastating "new normal" and the medications they take during our longest war.
Four brief accounts of studies in death as aphrodisiac.
Watching the Super Bowl; drinking water. Things women prefer to sex.
Franklin: More books by men are reviewed because most books published are by male authors.
Preview of IBM supercomputer vs. Ken Jennings on Jeopardy.
Examples of furniture that eat meat; history of pop-up objects.
Anyone writing about dreaming in English probably [isn't] writing in English.
Hitchens: The King's Speech is a farce; if it had been up to the royals, "Britain's finest hour" never would have taken place.
Times flays preview of Broadway's "Spiderman."
Long read: Director Paul Haggis leaves Scientology after reaching the top and explains all.