Culture (page 3569)

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The Fabulous Kingdom: The secret history of gays and Disney

Gary Krist's "Chaos Theory": Breakneck ride in a fast machine

Driving Miss Crazy: In which Jane Fonda's chauffeur introduces her to God

Urge: Nancy Chan: Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl: Episode 52: Losing my professional cool

Choosing a high school: "Hey punk, you feel lucky?"

Daily Planet: Venice to visitors: You have to pay to pee in public

I starve myself sometimes: What's wrong with that?

Plus: Jack Lechner's anti-indie speech

The best game ever: Nethack has no graphics and no sound, but it's one of the finest open source gaming experiences you can

Wagner James Au

After-school special: Now that a true-crime paperback and a USA movie have cast sex-scandal schoolteacher Mary Kay Letourneau as

Technology Log: "We want to be the America Online for the soul, the Yahoo for the internal life"

Technology Log: If you're going to dot-com yourself, Sun wants to help

Urge: Naked World: A more queer-friendly China

Blue Glow: MTV kicks off "Choose or Lose 2000"; why "Huck Finn" still gets people riled up

Scott Rosenberg: Is Apple's new Mac look headed for a "New Coke"-like disaster?

Scott Rosenberg

Music: Was electronica pioneer Gary Numan ahead of his time, or a man no century could love?

No island is an island: Pitcairn and its 44 residents face an uncertain future

Simon Winchester

Daily Planet: Drunken airline pilot detained before flying plane

Wake me when it's over: Iowa caucuses on TV

"Mao: A Life" and "Mao Zedong": Two new bios of "the cuddly dictator," o

Take two aloe leaves and call me in the morning: Cuba's medicine verde

Ivory Tower: Beach reading: Travel studies just wants to be taken seriously. But academics say it's a field tainted by sand

Janeane Garofalo finally got her own show. Will we still like her when it's done?

More from Sundance: Christian Bale and "American Psycho" director Mary Harron on yuppie killers and an NC-17 three-way

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