Fresh Air for January 31, 2011
The Black Keys. John Peet/Nonesuch Records hide caption
La Lupe in New York, 1967. Courtesy of Richie Viera's Archive/Fania Records hide caption
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Walton Goggins plays bad boy Boyd Crowder, a complicated white supremacist who bombs a black church in the pilot episode of Justified — and then goes on to become a born-again Christian in prison, claiming that he now has a new mission in life. FX hide caption
Wanda Jackson and The Party Ain't Over producer Jack White. Courtesy of the artist hide caption
Jason Statham (right) plays Arthur Bishop, a hit man who must teach his former mentor's son Steve (Ben Foster) how to kill. Patti Perret/CBS Films hide caption
Fresh Air for January 27, 2011
Handguns on display at a gun show in Las Vegas this month. Ethan Miller/Getty Images hide caption
Singer Charlie Louvin performs during the Stagecoach Country Music Festival on May 4, 2008. Michael Buckner/ Staff/Getty Images Entertainment hide caption
Fresh Air for January 26, 2011
Betty Friedan, the late author of The Feminine Mystique, is shown in her New York apartment May 25, 1970. Anthony Camerano/AP hide caption
Country Joe at Woodstock. Bear Family Records hide caption
Fresh Air for January 25, 2011
Economist Paul Krugman says the European economic crisis has "all the aspects of a classical Greek tragedy." iStockphoto.com hide caption
Author Kenneth Slawenski lives in New Jersey. He founded the website DeadCaulfields.com, and has been researching J.D. Salinger: A Life for the past eight years. hide caption