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SI.com: Jon Wertheim: The fallout from Peer's rejection, partner swapping and Bill Maher

The UAE denies Shahar Peer, an Israeli, a visa to play in a joint WTA/ATP tournament, when she was placed in the main draw. What does this mean for the future of tennis in this region? What is the appropriate response for the WTA and the other players? There can be little tolerance for this kind of behavior, right? -- Aaron Mayfield, Chicago

Maher: Obama's bright but still has learning curve

Barack Obama is smarter than the average president, but he still has a lot to learn, according to comedian Bill Maher.

Maher: There's gotta be something funny about Obama

On Tuesday, America elected its first black president, Barack Obama. But what does Obama's sweeping victory mean for the United States?

Time.com: What Would Jesus See: Fireproof or Religulous?

Religulous mocks belief, while Fireproof plays to the faithful

Time.com: Bill Maher

An infamous non-believer, the talk show host, comedian and political agitator regularly skewers religion on his HBO show

Web site of influential Shiite cleric hacked

The Web site of Iraq's most influential Shiite cleric was hacked on Friday, with the attackers' messages saying they are Sunnis upset over fatwas, or edicts, issued on the site.

Five questions: Dan Savage, sex columnist

Sex columnist Dan Savage and author of the popular syndicated sex advice column "Savage Love," made his way to St. Paul, Minnesota, to attend the Republican National Convention where he is filming a piece for HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher."

Seinfeld: Carlin was 'the total package'

George Carlin was "the total package of what a comedian's skills could be," Jerry Seinfeld said Monday in a "Larry King Live" tribute to the comedian.

People.com: Hayden Panettiere Awarded For Efforts to Save Dolphins

With beau Milo Ventimiglia in the audience, the Heroes star tearfully accepts an award from the Humane Society

'Dilbert' creator on working at home, getting his voice back

Dilbert spends much of his life in a cubicle, battling the insanities of working for the pointy-haired boss. His creator, Scott Adams, works at home, although he too once had a corporate job.

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