It may be iconic, but the traditional image of "Uncle Sam" doesn't exactly reflect the demographics of today's United States.

Immersive journalist extraordinaire A.J. Jacobs was here today to talk about his latest book, Drop Dead Healthy: One Man's Humble Quest for Bodily Perfection. Listen to the interview here, and let us know what outrageous lengths you've gone to be healthy in the comments.  Our favourite comment will win a copy of the book, and a Q mug!...

Listen in as Rufus Wainwright visits Studio Q. He performs some brand new songs and sits down with Jian to talk about the loss of his mother, the birth of his daughter, and finally settling down.

Want to be more creative? Jonah Lehrer says it's possible. The seriously talented young writer's new book explores the science of creativity, as well as tips and tricks that worked for thinkers like Steve Jobs and Bob Dylan

Hmmm...on which side of the arm pit do you stand? Hair or no hair, the choice is rightfully yours as this article in ENVIRONMENTAL GRAFFITI rightly asserts. But keep in mind, maintaining the surface area of that minge protects pheromone (the active chemical in physical attraction) production. And you will need your pheromones for these PHEROMONE PARTIES. More stuff after...

After a 17-month-long hiatus, Mad Men is finally back. Today, Jian spoke to ad pioneer Jane Maas, who's been called the "real life Peggy Olson". She started her advertising career as a copywriter at Ogilvy and Mather in 1964, and eventually became one of the top names in the business... the brains behind many memorable campaigns, including "I Love...

Image via mindseyepictures.comIn today's opening essay, Jian reflects on the Saskatchewan government's decision to scrap a key TV and film tax credit that brought lots of production to the province....