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Culture (page 3653)

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Rewind: Lesley Gore

Stephanie Zacharek

Technology log: Mac fans get a look at the iBook

Chris Allbritton

Alt: Forget JFK Jr. -- Journalists' tales of everyday tragedy

Blue Glow: Dr. J's daughter talks to Baba Wawa; "Random Play" makes fun of MTV

Music: The Spinanes float on dreamy Rolling Stones incantations

"Drop Dead Gorgeous": A beauty pageant mockumentary is the guiltiest of this summer's guilty pleasures

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Boom or bubble? Even the Net's best and brightest don't know -- they're too busy "monetizing"

Scott Rosenberg

"Brown Dog of the Yaak" and "The Dream of the Marsh Wren": Wild places, fine writing

Barkeep, gimme a shot of O2: Sucking air at Woody Harrelson's L.A. oxygen bar

Literary couple Kathryn and Colin Harrison spar over Tom, Nicole, marriage and lust

Colin Harrison, Kathryn Harrison

Urge: The great bad sex in "Eyes Wide Shut"

Ivory Tower: T&A paid for my B.A.: Stripping my way through college beat the hell out of Starbuck's

The meat and the motion: Brandishing a limp hot dog, a curvy PETA spokeswoman claims eating meat leads to impotence

Philosophy of the bedroom: Mary Gaitskill, Greil Marcus, David Gates, Lisa Zeidner and A.M. Homes on Kubrick's erotic enigm

The foreigner as fetish: An American woman is both isolated and embraced in Japan

My lunch with Paul Auster, author of "Timbuktu"

Rogues' Gallery: Fidel Castro -- assassin-proof! Plus: The cuddliest cannibal

Douglas Cruickshank

Blue Glow: The disappearance of America's most famous atheist

The whole story: Comprehensive Bruce Springsteen coverage

"A Big Fat American Comedy": Director Michael Patrick Jann sends up the world of beauty pageants in "Drop Dead Gorgeous"

Travel Advisor: Help me get my wheelchair off London's beaten path

Donald D. Groff

Music: On "Unknownwerks" they rave in Denver, shake booty in Los Angles and pump house in Phoenix

Amanda Nowinski

Anne Lamott bids farewell to Salon -- and hello to a new novel

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