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Culture (page 3587)

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Music: Director Harmony Korine makes an unjoyful noise

Andy Battaglia

A good man is hard to write: Today's male novelists scramble after the real thing

Jonathan Miles

"The Walking Tour": A pulse-quickening collision between the pastoral and cyberspace

Virginia Heffernan

Geoffrey Marcy, the Mark McGwire of astronomers

William Speed Weed

Michael Sragow: "Mansfield Park" trashes Jane Austen's novel; Von Stroheim's "Greed" uncovers creatures of the id

Michael Sragow
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Technology Log: Celebs flock to Apple's digital hype fest

Janelle Brown

Ten reasons why "Dead Man" is the best movie of the dog days of the 20th century

Greil Marcus
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Why people are dying in hospitals: James Stewart weighs in on needed reforms

James B. Stewart
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Urge: Naked World: Kiwis don't mind the switcheroo, elect world's first transsexual legislator

Hank Hyena
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Technology Log: Looking a gift horse in the mouth

Janelle Brown
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Going mad: Can we predict and prevent schizophrenia?

Dawn MacKeen
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Sarah Vowell: Piercing art's pretentious membrane

Sarah Vowell

Ivory Tower: The dark truth about black schizophrenics

Annie Murphy Paul
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A conversation with Hollywood deal-maker Bernie Brillstein

Jon B. Rhine

High stakes, abiding love: Adopting the child of schizophrenic parents

Jane Smith

Music: Celine Dion makes hits like Philip Morris makes cancer

Geoff Edgers

"In Nevada," "24/7" and "Double Down": The harsh beauty of Nevada, the glitzy pleasures of Vegas and the thrill-ride of gambling

Jeff Stark
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Blue Glow: George Costanza hosts "Star Trek" salute; "Rudolph" time again

Joyce Millman

Fresh meat at the New Republic

Sean Elder

Sex sells, doesn't it? Tales of financial chaos at the heart of an online porn empire

Mark Gimein
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Millions look to him to change their lives the hard way. So why did Richard Simmons' fairy godfather fantasy "Dream Maker"

Matt Himes

Games people play: The gambling Barthelme brothers talk about their run-in with the law

Jim Hanas
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Urge: Naked World: Elton John and the half-naked Cub Scouts

Hank Hyena

"Would God forgive Lenin?" A wanderer encounters the fervent heart of Russia's abiding faith

Jeffrey Tayler
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