Arts & Life

• 'Kickstart Shakespeare': Of Sonnets, Beer, And Online Fundraising

  "It was written for the masses," says the director of a New York organization raising money to bring Shakespeare's work to new audiences.

• Yul Kwon, From Bullying Target To Reality TV Star

  Korean-American Yul Kwon went from being bullied in school, to being named one of People magazine's 'Sexiest Men Alive.' The Yale-educated lawyer catapulted to stardom when he won the reality TV show Survivor. He talks with host Michel Martin about his efforts to change the game for Asians and how they're reflected in media.

• ABC's Fall Schedule: Reba McEntire, Country Music, And Satan The Landlord

  ABC's new schedule features some old favorites, a return to an old comedy structure, and two different country-themed shows.

• 'The Dictator' Rules With A Satirist's Fist

  There was Ali G, Borat and Bruno — and now, in The Dictator, Sacha Baron Cohen has a new character to add to his repertoire: the capricious ruler of an oil-rich country who travels to the U.N. to assert his right to have nuclear warheads.