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I want an exotic marriage! Tips on knockout nuptials, Croatia and rental car insurance

Donald D. Groff

Life on the Mekong: A lucky break in Paklay

Michael Sragow: "My Son the Fanatic" director Udayan Prasad on the inner life of Pakistani cab drivers

Music: Electronic duo 2 Lone Swordsmen slice up dance-floor fodder and cut down 303 pretenders

Amanda Nowinski

The wonder stuff: With "The Soft Bulletin," psychedelic popsters the Flaming Lips made a children's record for adults

To sleep, perchance to kill: Was he sleepwalking when he murdered his wife?

Anne Lamott on returning to Vietnam

"Boy in the Water": Naked teenagers, mutilated animals and a serial killer terrorize a boarding school

Les Paul: Inventor of the solid-body electric guitar

Profiler: The real-life model for Thomas Harris' serial-killer expe

Technology log: Microsoft-owned Slate says: Don't blame developers for your computer woes, it's the consumer!

Don George: The grace of danger in our lives

X Games angst: Alternative athletes sweat about selling out

Dangling conversations: Can Third Voice's approach to Web community evolve beyond drive-by scrawls?

Music: Bluegrass banjoist Béla Fleck's return to acoustic glory

Viagra: What happens when you're ready and the gal says no?

This is your brain on ecstasy: Pleasure pill or brain-damage time bomb?

Silicon Follies: Steve draws a bead on The Man

Thomas Scoville

Mekong, Part 2: Lotus-eating in Luang Prabang

Blue Glow: A&E documentary on the teacher who fell in love with her 13-year-old student

"Holy Clues": Was Sherlock Holmes a mouthpiece for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's spiritual beliefs?

Female sportswriters: Wimbledon flap highlights the trials and tribulations of being a woman in the locker room

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