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Headlines from June 2, 2008

Kennedy doctor says surgery was a success; Post article includes creepy image of senator's brain and head.
Op: Mbeki and Mugabe belong to a generation... who seem incapable of seeing the world through any lens beyond that of anti-colonial struggle.
Photos of YSL's models, suits, and see-through blouses.
T-Pain’s deployment of Auto-Tune is a similar assertion of self. The widespread, warbly effect of Auto-Tune on the music industry.
Canoers discover plane that crashed in 1984; Indonesian author promotes new book with an airplane cash drop.
TMN's Rosecrans Baldwin takes the Grand Tour in his latest Digital Ramble.
Patagroupies, wonderbrawn, and other jargon appropriate for summer in the city.
London's last night before the tube's ban on alcohol goes predictably awry, with 17 arrests and six closed stations.
(Psst: Paper tickets at airports are now a thing of the past.)
Brits love Monty Python's "Always Look on the Bright Side of Life" at a funeral--how about you?
Ten years in British publishing as written in 10 brief chapters.
Photos of your American ancestors from about 100 years ago.
Sixty seconds in the life of commuters (see more 60 second films).
Though Clinton grabs Puerto Rico, Obama is ready to clinch the nomination--a look at all the ways this thing could play out.
"I have no future here, I can't marry, there is no girl." A clandestine interview with one of Iraq's seven or eight remaining Jews.
Fashion giant Yves Saint Laurent dies at 71; video from a 1962 fashion show.
He is properly dressed. Fashion designers salute Bloomberg.
Gordon Brown's decision to overrule military, U.S. advice proves crucial to prohibition of cluster bombs.
Brown's recent image problems and poll defeats prompt personal cold calls.
McCain reads Wiesel, Frankl; Obama prefers Roth, Uris.
A portrait of national grief: photos from Bobby Kennedy's funeral train.
Crashed plane that killed two featured in a live advert on British television the previous day.
Death-related anxiety leads to desire for cookies.
Neuroscientist says synesthesia is the basis for art and literature, stems back to tree-climbing.
David Sedaris: For the last book tour, I put a tip jar on my table, because you just have to make it fun.
Father X, it had been rumored, was gay...Hereby that rumor was refuted. George Saunders on spying a nun french a priest.