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Dear Mr. Blue

Garrison Keillor

Gehry's chroniclers lay a brick

Making bread is hard to do: Mommy in the alpha job

Scott Turow's "Personal Injuries": Corruption and philandering in a top-notch legal thriller

Jonathan Groner

Monty Python at 25: My nipples still explode with delight

Can Gehry stop locks schlock in Panama?

Too darn hot: Romance readers clash over how much sex is too much

The secret dressing room: Where feminine frills and masculine desire collide.

Virginia Vitzthum

Technology Log: Psst! Microsoft Office, just $99

Laughing with the Dalai Lama: A meeting in Dharamsala

Rachel Louise Snyder

Fish tales: Laurie Anderson on her search for the great white whale

Brilliant Careers: Frank Gehry

Ovitz bombs: Former superagent can't even sell a Michael Crichton book in Hollywood!

"Rediscovery" of Mark Twain report irks archivists

Douglas Cruickshank

Technology Log: Can't get enough of those silicon billionaires

Eric Harris did not rage alone: Young men and their writing

Blue Glow: What's the best song of all time? Ask the goofy guy from "3rd Rock"

Ask Dr. Bob: Football concussions, unmanageable anger and the terror of alienation from one's own mind.

Ivory Tower: Edward Said: Out of place but not out of mind

Music: The Dixie Chicks and Eve both at No. 1. Time to dust off grrl theory?

Mark Doty's "Firebird": A new American classic

Ishmael Reed picks five untamed African-American novels

Lorenzo W. Milam

View From the Top: Red Hat's Marc Ewing takes bat against Microsoft in the billion-dollar free-software ball game

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