The New Yorker, Volume LXXXVII, No. 7, April 4, 2011 (Cover) In Transit) / Jon Lee Anderson on Libya; Robin Williams, pi; Lucinda Williams.

COMMENTWho Are the Rebels?A report from Libya's front lines.by Jon Lee AndersonTHE TALK OF THE TOWNGood Morning, BaghdadRobin Williams brings the Iraq war to Broadway.by Lillian RossTry to RememberCalling out the numbers of pi.by Calvin TrillinLu in the AfternoonLucinda Williams at rest in the city.by Nick PaumgartenHurricane ReturnsRubin Carter fights for an imprisoned man.by William FinneganONLINE CHRONICLESNet ImpactA crusade against Russian corruption.by Julia IoffeSHOUTS & MURMURSExplaining Your Time Warner Billby Colin JostLETTER FROM TUNISThe Casbah CoalitionTunisia's second revolution.by Steve CollA REPORTER AT LARGEA Murder ForetoldAssassination and conspiracy in Guatemala.by David GrannFICTION"Atria"by Ramona AusubelBOOKSHow smart are computers really?by Adam GopnikBriefly Noted: "Emily, Alone"; "Seven Years"; "The Anatomy of a Moment"; "My Father's Fortune."THE THEATRE"The Book of Mormon."by John LahrDANCINGMark Morris in Brooklyn.by Joan AcocellaON TELEVISION"The Kennedys."by Nancy FranklinTHE CURRENT CINEMA"In a Better World," "Super."by Anthony LanePOEMS"Your Blinded Hand"by Tennessee Williams"Given Pornography"by Sophie Cabot Black"Rat Wheel, Dementia, Mont Saint Michel"by C. K. WilliamsLCD Soundsystem celebrates New York.by Sasha Frere-JonesKenji Mizoguchi's "Life of Oharu."by David DenbnyThe photographs of Mark Morrisroe, at Artists Space.by Vince AlettiTABLES FOR TWOEdi & the Wolfby Mike PeedPOP NOTESRobbie Robertson's "How to Become Clairvoyant."by Ben GreenmanGOINGS ON ABOUT TOWNTHE MAILKen HuDRAWINGSBruce Eric Kaplan, Kim Warp, William Haefeli, Edward Koren, Christopher Weyant, Mick Stevens, P. C. Vey, Farley Katz, Roz Chast, Leo Cullum, David Sipress, Harry Bliss, Zachary Kanin, Emily Flake, John KlossnerSPOTSOlimpia Zagnoli