BLOG: Chelsea Clinton's wedding and the paparazzi problem

Chelsea Clinton seems an unlikely person to want a high-profile, $3-million society wedding featuring 400 of her "closest friends."

'Less Than Zero' Addicts Reach Middle Age

Thanks to his debut novel Less Than Zero, Bret Easton Ellis became one of the literary brand names of the 1980s. He's just written a quarter-century-later sequel called Imperial Bedrooms. He talks with host Guy Raz about his new book and his friendship with fellow '80s icon Jay McInerney.

Drugs, Parties Unite Stories In 'How It Ended'

While Bret Easton Ellis was writing the sequel to his seminal 1980s book, Less Than Zero, Jay McInerney was learning about Hollywood's new plans for his trailblazing novel Bright Lights, Big City. He tells host Guy Raz about plans to remake the movie and set it in 2010 -- and about how the two authors began sharing characters.

BlackBerry Maker To Take On IPad

Research in Motion plans on unveiling its own tablet computer to compete with the iPad.

HTC EVO 4G to Get Android 2.2 Next Week

It's official: Sprint's HTC EVO 4G will get Froyo starting next week.

'Golden Mean': Everyday Liveliness In Ancient Greece

Alan Cheuse reviews the prize-winning book "The Golden Mean" by Annabel Lyon. The historical novel tells a story of the Greek philosopher Aristotle teaching Alexander the Great. Cheuse teaches writing at George Mason University in Virginia.