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Elizabeth Taylor: An AIDS Activist To Remember

Taylor's legacy as an early, outspoken advocate for people infected with HIV will live on.

Update On Japan's Nuclear Reactors

As continued attempts are made to cool the reactors and spent fuel rod pools at Japan's Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear facility, host Ira Flatow and guests discuss the state of the deteriorating nuclear facility. Plus, a look at where radioactivity might travel as it leaves the plant, and how it might affect those in its pathway.

Surprise! Jaimy Gordon Wins The National Book Award, And Patti Smith Weeps

Gordon's Lord of Misrule and Smith's Just Kids were the big winners at the National Book Awards in New York. We were there to capture the laughter, the tears and the free caviar.

'Spider-Man' Shrugs Off Critics' Venom

Need more proof that nobody listens to critics? Both attendance and box-office figures were up in the week after reviewers went all Doc Oc on the Julie Taymor extravaganza.

Bloody Drug Cartel Wreaks Mayhem In Mexico

Recently, the mutilated bodies of 12 Mexican police officers were found dumped along the side of a road and police headquarters were attacked by gunman throwing grenades. The head of the cartel La Familia, who are reportedly responsible for this bloodshed, later called into a national television program to negotiate. Time Magazine writer Ioan Grillo offers analysis on the Mexico's bloody cartel.

Shirley Jones Sings For Richard Rodgers

Shirley Jones is probably best known, at least to a certain generation, for her role as Shirley Partridge. Host Liane Hansen interviews the actress and singer, who recently released her newest album, a tribute to her early champion Richard Rodgers.

The Celtic Journeys of Loreena McKennitt

McKennitt fell in love with Celtic music many years ago, but a late-'90s visit to Venice gave her a new appreciation for the wide reach of Celtic culture. Her new album is a concert recording from an unlikely Celtic outpost: Spain. She visits NPR for an interview and in-studio performance.

Paperback Fiction Bestsellers For Feb. 17

In Cathleen Schine's riff on Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, a spurned wife and her adult daughters end up in a rundown beach cottage after their lives begin to unravel. The drama of divorce, romance, sibling rivalry and bankruptcy ensue. The Three Weissmanns of Westport debuts at No. 13.

John Fogerty: Back with a 'Revival'

Best known for his involvement with '60s roots-rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival, 62-year-old John Fogerty has also developed a successful solo career in the past four decades. Hear an interview and in-studio performance by the legendary guitarist and songwriter.

Three Books On Entering Strange New Worlds

It can be a frightening feeling, being out of place. Entering someone else's world and having to learn the ropes is a daunting task. Granta editor Ellah Allfrey recommends three books about encountering other cultures, from the extraterrestrial to the multicultural.

Japanese Tribute Band Parrots The Beatles

The Parrots are the Japanese version of The Beatles, and almost everything about them references the band, including their clothes, the venue they play, and their accents.

First Lady Making Strides One Year Into 'Let's Move'

Since Michelle Obama launched the "Let's Move!" campaign to fight childhood obesity, she's negotiated with schools to put in salad bars and with Wal-Mart to reduce sugar, salt and fat in its foods. Obama tells NPR that fresh vegetables and fruit, and a little bit of dancing can help move the needle on the scale.

Husband: Giffords Would Be OK With Flight Decision

The astronaut husband of wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords said his wife would be "very comfortable" with his decision to go back into space and he expects her to be at his launch in April.

Comic Con Is More Than Fan Boy's Feast

The annual Comic Con in San Diego started out as a comic book convention and expanded to graphic novels, comic-inspired films, television series and games of all sorts. It's now all about standing in line to see stars, writers, graphic artists and gaming geniuses.

Tina Brown's Must-Reads: Style Vs. Substance

The Newsweek editor highlights a book and a pair of articles that turn on the intersection of style and substance — from the methods and motivation behind the AMC hit Mad Men to one man's attempt to bring reality television to Russian audiences.

Gene Mutation Key To Ecuador Group's Health

A genetic mutation in a population in Ecuador seems to prevent diabetes and ward off cancer. It's also responsible for their short stature: most are less than four feet tall.

'Come Down' to the Sound of Grunge Reborn

The Valley's "Come Down" opens with a high-pitched charge right into a wall of guitars, and it's off from there. The words aren't complicated or particularly deep, but that's all right: Monster riffs are the draw here.