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Culture (page 3638)

Salon covers TV, movies, books, entertainment and culture news through insightful reporting, criticism, commentary and analysis.

Plus: The good kind of segregration: A former Smell This editor flexes her hindsight vision.

Ted and Ollie: Kaczynski, not Gore, inspire "Love Story"

Blue Glow: A Brit in Mark Twain's court: Peter Ustinov retraces Twain's equatorial journey

Silicon Follies: The contractor's contractor -- migrant labor on steroids

Thomas Scoville

Music: Did you ever hear about the time folk storyteller Utah Phillips bit his own balls?

Technology log: Can $100 million buy success for Sega's Dreamcast?

Ron Hansen's "Hitler's Niece": The teenager the F|hrer loved

Is hell satisfied?: "The Iron Giant" and other children's books by the famously macabre Ted Hughes and Sylvia Plath

Sarah Vowell: TV's Puritannical "Thanks" -- a "Crucible" for our times?

Possession is nine-tenths of the kill: sexual serial killers are deeply different from the rest.

Stephen G. Michaud

Cintra Wilson: Jesus Christ, personal friend of surfing

How do I spell happiness? M-I-C-K-E-Y M-O-U-S-E

Technology log: 11 million Net addicts? Come on!

Stalking the literary agent: Don't take this guide into the bush

Blue Glow: Married to mob movies; "Chicken Soup for the Soul," mush for the tube

Music: What price fame? British cultie Momus is selling his songs for $1,000 apiece

Dear Mr. Blue: Should I insist my boyfriend take me with him on vacation?

Garrison Keillor

The not-so-sweet life: A diabetic restaurant critic reflects on the enemy within

Flore de Preneuf

Turn off the radio: Why Triple A stations are scared of the Internet

"Edward Albee": The "Virginia Woolf" playwright's difficult life

The adventures of Sir Peter Ustinov: Trailing Mark Twain, a century later

Anti-high: Antibodies may be useful in treating drug addiction

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