Everything is regurgitated
Riding into the sunset has never been more transitory. LISA TOLIN on the eternal sunshine of a popular idea.

Gallery: From death bed to grave
On the eve of Mexico's Day of the Dead, GREGORY BULL shares images of the recently deceased as they're prepared for burial.

Heaven and hell, a play
A town in Bethel, Pa., puts on a performance about morality and mortality, asking audiences to think about where they will spend eternity. asap's religion video series by HILLARY RHODES.

Game over
DERRIK J. LANG examines video game endings in this installment of asap's weekly video game video.

Teeing off to nowhere
If you yell fore! in the middle of nowhere, will anyone hear it? JOHN MARSHALL investigates.

Consumer product dinosaurs
JONATHAN DREW reports from inside the meteor that's going to snuff out your favorite products and services.

Slideshow: When wars draw to a close
JAIME HOLGUIN pairs archival photos with historians' insight to shed light on some turning points in U.S. history.

Life at the ends of the earth
How did people end up in the towns and settlements at the end of the road, the line, the land? OTIS HART explores the fringes.

The end of a beautiful montage
We think this is the beginning of a beautiful montage -- about the end. RAY KUGLER would like to think so, anyway.

The demise of indie rock
As the price of music shrinks, independent labels feel the squeeze. OTIS HART wonders: is indie rock dying before our eyes?

Cooking like it was the end of the world
JOE RAY visits a peculiar chef who has connected to the deep, frigid water below a town that may as well be the edge of the Earth.

Push away from the table, if you can
AMERICAN STOMACH: Coffee and chocolate cake are just the beginning, friend. HOWIE RUMBERG chews on the meaning of 'the end' as it pertains to a meal.

Throwing (with) the towel
Troubling with the short flip to first base? Time to throw in the towel. JOHN MARSHALL brings the lesson to you in this asap sports how-to video.

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Fare thee well
ROSA SOBRINO and PAUL CHAVEZ look at how we say goodbye.