Culture (page 3673)

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Music: Guitar Wolf's hot-rod garage trash howls like a jet engine

Alex Pappademas

Making book: Salon's 20 most marketable writers under 40

Technology Log: At Po Bronson's book party, Valley elite meet, greet, and eat greasy quesadillas

Excerpt from Po Bronson's "Nudist": When programmers' vacations come first

"An Ideal Husband": The elegant Rupert Everett glides through Oscar Wilde's mordant romance

Stephanie Zacharek

Rockin' in the unaligned world: My lunch with four Swedish heavy-metal chicks

Slaughterhouse Lit: J.M. Coetzees animal-rights tract, "The Lives of Animals," won't convince anyone that meat is murder

Douglas Cruickshank

Without a net: Can a journalist and a trapeze artist leap from erotic acrobatics to marriage?

The search for high-tech soul: Two new novels set in Silicon Valley

"Eminent Maricones": Celebrating Hispanic gay lit

Nudity: The only real alternative to dressing in a world ruled by Gap, Calvin and Gucci

"Big Daddy": Ca-ca can be funny, but this bodily-function-filled Adam Sandler vehicle isn't

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Tight genes: Maybe homosexuality isn't bred in the bone

Ann of a thousand lays: Ten modest proposals to help poor right-wing pin-up Ann Coulter get a date

The Beta Band rap: Live in New York with Britain's media darlings

Rogues' Gallery: From the mixed-up files of Mr. Lee Harvey Oswald

Douglas Cruickshank

What is the brand essence of b.s.? An adman tweaks business' obsession with branding

Justin Holloway

Blue Glow: A&E asks, What's your fetish?

Music: Lyle Lovett, country music's smartest anomaly, reunites with his Large Band on a smoldering live album

Donald D. Groff

The big fix: I was an Internet trading junkie

Dating Inc. When did the search for love turn into an exercise in climbing the corporate ladder?

NASA's Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) will identify exoplanets orbiting the brightest stars just outside our solar system. (NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center)

Turn those damn satellites down! Astronomers listening for cosmic buzz are getting an earful of earthly noise

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