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George Lucas is an opportunistic hack: Why you should exorcise "The Phantom Menace"

Toby Young
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"The Distance to the Moon": Midlife-crisis road-trip book runs out of gas

Brad Wieners
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Hot flesh in Paris: The sweaty, sensual joys of an all-female hammam

Debra Ollivier
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Alt: George W.'s very own Dick Morris, only nerdier; one writer's Brontë-inspired hell

Jenn Shreve
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"Edge of Seventeen": Remembrance of things from a gay man's past

Daniel Mangin
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Mr. Moms, unite! The joys and difficulties of being a stay-at-home dad

David Case
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Onward, Christian racists: Alabama university suspends program after white Baptist church turns away black preacher

Jon Bowen
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Turkish delights: Book exposes orgiastic Jewish sect

Craig Offman
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"Tea with Mussolini": Zeffirelli's soft-focus adaptation of his own memoir

Andrew O'Hehir
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Blue Glow: Season finales for "Simpsons," "X-Files," "SNL"; Diana Ross vs. Joan of Arc

Joyce Millman
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"Midsummer Night's Dream": A disenchanting forest of frivolity

Stephanie Zacharek
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My Lunch With: Poniewozik dissects daily news and lobster with the host of PBS's "Media Matters"

James Poniewozik
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Never unpacking my emotional baggage: A tale of moving in place

Christopher Johnston
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E3's gamers shun talk of Littleton violence

Moira Muldoon
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Rogues' Gallery: The man who mistook a breast for a $50 bill

Douglas Cruickshank
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Empowerment or exploitation? SmartGirl collects demographic data on its teen community

Janelle Brown
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Technology Log: Once-proud push king Pointcast sells for pennies

Scott Rosenberg
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Blue Glow: Chandler and Joey on the road to Vegas; "Will & Grace" finale

Joyce Millman
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Anne Lamott: Murder and war are no match for this world's good

Anne Lamott
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A hooker, but an honest hooker: Poniewozik defends USA Today running ads on its front page

James Poniewozik
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Rogues' Gallery: The man who mistook a breast for a $100 bill

Douglas Cruickshank
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Selling Salinger's letters: Sure, Maynard exploited him -- but he exploited her first

Laura Miller
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Call me Fido: Writers speak for animals -- because animals can't tell them to shut up

Susan McCarthy
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