Culture (page 3630)

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Eddie Haskell is dead

Karen Karbo

"Having Everything": Middle-aged protagonist gets kinky, screws up perfect life

Stephanie Zacharek

"Mumford": The movies' first sane therapist talks a big game in Law

Laura Miller

"Double Jeopardy": You can't be tried for the same crime twice -- but you can make the same bad movie over and over again

Andrew O'Hehir

Married, with books: Could their love survive merging their collections?

Lindsay Amon

General Obregon and other student paradoxes

David Alford

This is your brain, in Tupperware: Mary Roach visits the Harvard Brain Bank

Mary Roach
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Alt: Attention-grabbing tales of divergence

Jenn Shreve

Pat McGovern: Will he write the defininitive "Technology Publishing for Dummies"?

Chris Sandlund

Never sleep with someone crazier than yourself, and other words of wisdom from Kris Kristofferson

David Bowman

In with the out crowd: NBC's affectionate "Freaks and Geeks" lets high school nobodys have their day

Joyce Millman
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Music: Sarah Dougher's urban folk songs look for a love to last through the summer

Stephanie Zacharek
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Blue Glow: Season opens for "Friends," "Frasier," "Chicago Hope"

Joyce Millman

Blue-suede layover: How to kill time in Memphis

Donald D. Groff
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Nancy Chan, Manhattan Call Girl, Episode 22: Playing hooky

Tracy Quan
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Just say no: Fed money earmarked for abstinence-only programs

Sharon Lerner
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Putting life on screen: Director Ron Shelton on what he liked about "Raging Bulls," what was wrong with "When We Were Kings," an

Michael Sragow

Simson Garfinkel
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"Black Cat, White Cat": A manic, carnivalesque romp recaptures the possibilities of cinema

Andrew O'Hehir
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Nothing Personal: Geena Davis: Breast Unsupported Actress?

Amy Reiter

Flunking childhood gender tests: "I never was a little girl"

Kera Bolonik

Who killed Brooklyn?: A novelist comes home to a strange land

Lorin Stein

Cover-up! I was a corporate spy at Mary Kay

Kristina Robbins
Iggy Pop (Tom Copi/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

Voice coach to the stars speaks out on Hanson brothers, Iggy Pop and President Clinton

Craig Offman
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