Culture (page 3609)

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Tripping on iboga: In Gabon, a disenchanted journalist embarks on a hallucinogenic tribal rite

Daniel Pinchbeck

Captured by aliens: Makes "Star Trek" look like a drive in the country!

Unpleasantly plump: Kids are too fat and their parents are too wimpy

Books log: Echoes in "Dutch" of a 1994 short story

Independent Thinkers

The Hunger Site: I gave at the virtual office

Health Log: Celebrity scrubs

Blue Glow: "Dilbert" season opener; millennium bug bites "Sports Night"

Books Log: D.C. thriller goes above the Beltway, finds success

Urge: Virginia Vitzthum: She shtups to conquer

Virginia Vitzthum

Meet the Screamers: Speech therapy for the whole family

Dear Mr. Blue: Even after I lost 79 pounds, my husband isn't interested in sex

Garrison Keillor

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

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

Technology log: Babble on: English is the mother tongue of most of the Web -- but not necessarily of the people who surf it. Bab

Urge: Naked World: Modern sex slaves in our own backyard

Music: Guitar thrash and tit slaps -- Bob Log eviscerates the blues

Brilliant Careers: Garry Trudeau

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

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

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