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Walter Kirn's "Thumbsucker": A Huck Finn for the screwed-up '90s

Flight attendant hell: The agony of the long-distance commuter

Elliott Neal Hester

Living the real "Living in Oblivion": An interview with horror filmmaker and "American Movie" star Mark Borchardt

"American Movie" maker shoots and scores: Chris Smith talks about winning the indie-film lottery

"Legend of 1900": Tim Roth drowns in director Tornatore's sappy sentimentality

Brilliant Careers: Garry Trudeau

Lady killer: True-crime writers plumb the mystery of a murderous philanderer

Remembering Walter Payton: His heart never busted

Book bag: Calvin Trillin picks five novels that made him laugh

Technology Log: Think translucent

Chinese take-out: Accusing the New York Times of a hit piece, Brill's Content does one of its own

Blue Glow: David E. Kelley likes to watch: Two girls kiss on "Ally McBeal"

Dartmouth 5-0: When the Greeks got Hawaiian, the Hawaiians got mad

Where are all the cool white guys?

Ask Dr. Bob: Will doctors lie to help their patients?

Joyce Millman: TV's "The West Wing": It's wonkadelic!

Wendy Shalit: Buttoned-up pin-up girl for the '90s

Urge: Nancy Chan: Diary of a Manhattan call girl: Episode 33: Airing my clean laundry

View from the top: The spam-master

"Silent Stars": Valentino, Pickford, Rin-Tin-Tin et al.

Music: Unrest believed in good shoes, beautiful fonts and pure American pop

Grandparents rights: They fight the law. Will the law win?

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