Culture (page 3567)

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Technology Log: Goodbye battery, hello fuel cell

View From the Top: "Mobile commerce" is coming, says Phone.com CEO Alain Rossmann

Urge: Nancy Chan: Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl: Episode 53: The final episode: Is that a gun in your pocket?

Ivory Tower: Violence studies is mobbed by students eager to shred "Pulp Fiction" and deconstruct date rape

Annie Murphy Paul

Music: Indie rock's last great hope, Modest Mouse, makes one final peep

Entertainment Log: Who wants short shorts? Fueled by the Internet, the short-film boom hits Sundance.

Robot docs: The future of medicine is here

Daily Planet: The haunting -- did a Scottish "souvenir" bring bad luck?

"The Delicious Grace of Moving One's Hand": Timothy Leary, stoned on sex

The ballad of John and Paul: VH1's "Two of Us" wonders what would have happened if the Beatles had worked it out

Five underappreciated novels of the last fin de siècle

Urge: Naked World: Copenhagen's Little Mermaid makes porn debut

My lunch with Carl Hiaasen

Is this child porn? Cops are calling parents pornographers

James R. Kincaid

The good, the bad and the dot-coms: Industry poobahs at a Super Bowl ad party throw praise, bean dip at commercials

Mother love in Africa: Is it worth saving a baby's life if everything else changes?

21st Challenge: Invent your own faulty techno-predictions

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Nothing Personal Weekend

A conversation with Errol Morris, director of "Mr. Death"

Any Given (Super Bowl) Sunday: Oliver Stone on his lifelong love-hate relationship with the game

Urge: Born to pimp

Blue Glow: Super Bowled over; has Tony Soprano finally met his match?

Urge: Naked World: Schoolgirl sex slaves freed

Cover me up: Keeping sex out of the supermarket

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