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Pseudo-menopause: Little-known Sjogren's syndrome dries up women's moisture glands

After Columbine: Haunted by a teen movie in which the kids learn to live, not die

Clean and sober: Tom Waits finds the heart of Saturday night at home

Alex Pappademas

A familiar face returns to "NYPD Blue" -- no, not Jimmy Smits

Technology Log: Live video of college babes -- in a homegrown "Truman Show"

Joe Ashbrook Nickell

Garrison Keillor He took me to sexual heights I didn't know existed, but still he won't commit

Garrison Keillor

Nikki Finke on Katzenberg vs. Eisner/Disney: Two rich white guys who really don't like each other

Music: Reviews of new releases from Eminem, the Gourds and others

Brilliant Careers Kurt Vonnegut: Master of meaninglessness, citizen of nowhere

Uncovering Carver: Three new Raymond Carver stories discovered

Out of the Blue: The thief who climbed into the hold of a moving plane and stole $500,000

Elliott Neal Hester

Ian Buruma's "Anglomania": Why all the world has a thing for England

Thanks for the mammaries: A love letter to Pamela Anderson's departed ta-tas

The Talking Heads talk again

Entertainment log: It's adults, not kids, who take lyrics too literally

Stephanie Zacharek

Poniewozik: Financial guru Suze Orman wants to heal your wounded inner Daddy Warbucks

James Poniewozik

Blue Glow Twin freaks: Stephen Baldwin and clone in "Mr. Murder"; Paula Poundstone, animated?

"A razor in my bladder": The incurable agony of interstitial cystitis

Book Bag: Richard Powers picks five post-colonial novels that push English to the limit

Photo finish: Déjà vu on a book jacket; Iowa defends its writers

Live nude girls! There aren't as many in Hollywood movies as you think -- and there should be By Stephanie Zacharek

Stephanie Zacharek

"The Leper's Companion": Journeying to Jerusalem in 1410

Alex Abramovich

Love with strings attached: The pain and passion of being a stepmom

Home Movies: Charles Taylor on Ron Howard's misunderstood "Ransom"

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