Culture (page 3577)

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Virginia Vitzthum

A shot of the needful: How the P.G. Wodehouse newsgroup taught me to play again

Emily Jenkins

Daily Planet: Did I leave my dead goat in the hotel?

J.A. Getzlaff

Music: Hardcore rapper DMX celebrates a thug's life with imaginative sadism

Britt Robson

AOL reaction

Janelle Brown, Damien Cave, Lydia Lee
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Unhand that butler: Ovitz denies Jeeves' Wodehouse roots

David McDonough

Brilliant Careers: Lucinda Williams

Elizabeth Bukowski

Painting the unions Red: Why movie producers loved the blacklist

William Triplett
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On the 40th anniversary of the worst-dressed list, a writer recalls her own Blackwellian nightmare

Martha Barnette
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Salon Staff
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Scott Rosenberg
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Urge: Naked World: We are Siamese and we please: men joined at torso fathered 21 kids

Hank Hyena
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View from the top: Andrew and Thomas Parkinson are two peas in the online grocery pod

Andy Dehnart
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Lydia Lee
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Blue Glow: Give "Freaks and Geeks" a chance; new bios of Ali, Eleanor Roosevelt

Joyce Millman
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Greil Marcus: Real Life Rock Top 10: Natural born killers

Greil Marcus

Daily Planet: Minnesota honors the mother of all twine balls

J.A. Getzlaff
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Urge: Nancy Chan: Diary of a Manhattan Call Girl: Episode 48: Mau-mauing the flatbackers

Tracy Quan

Music: Between screwing Nashville and killing Saturday night, Robbie Fulks traveled all over the place

David Hill

"Regarding Beauty": After Picasso, after Matthew Barney, does the b-word still matter?

Daniel Kunitz

Geoff Nicholson picks five great cocktail novels

Geoff Nicholson

Ivory Tower: Emory students tried to raise school spirit. They didn't count on raising Cain.

Michael Alvear

"Girl With a Pearl Earring," "The Music Lesson," "Girl in Hyacinth Blue": Three novels that shimmer with the sensuousness of the

Marion Lignana Rosenberg

Addiction: A new book says what you're hooked on is up to you

Andy Dehnart
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