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Music: Leftfield could have been the Chemical Brothers or Fatboy Slim. What happened?

Michelle Goldberg

"A Book of Reasons": A brother's death inspires an anti-memoir

Interview with first novelist Rahna Reiko Rizzuto, author of "Why She Left Us"

"Sugar Town": Ally Sheedy, Patricia Arquette and John Taylor play music-biz burnouts worthy of VH-1's "Behind the Music"

She got Gilgamesh: I got a humbling lesson in giving credit to the student

"For Love of the Game": Kevin Costner's syrupy, sentimental return to baseball smells like Coors Light and Viagra

"Love is the road of hell": An interview with French director Catherine Breillat

Fashion victim: The rise and demise of Halston

"Romance": One of the most potent films about sex of the last few decades

Technology Log: Slashdot goes quiet

Technology log: Knight Ridder asks what URL do you want to go to today?

Chimneys of homes destroyed in the Oakland Hills by fire, Oct. 22, 1991. (AP/Olga Shalygin)

Fleeing Floyd: Split-second decisions that last a lifetime

Blue Glow: Jay Mohr gets some "Action"; "Whose Line" season opener

Music: The American spectacle of Puff Daddy and his dwindling utopia

Mind games: how to pump up your memory muscles

Donald D. Groff

Episode 20: The plot quickens: Nancy gets a licking and a private secret becomes public knowledge.

"Colony Girl": A Midwestern religious cult's rebellious young Eve

"Stop Making Sense": Why the Talking Heads miracle concert film is worth seeing twice

Stephanie Zacharek

Entertainment log: Eric Clapton, Keith Richards, Stevie Nicks and Chrissie Hynde? Sheryl Crow has some fine friends

Sells like Teen Spirit: Today's experts still get kids wrong

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