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The Rall World: Ted Rall is the cartoonist laureate of bitterness

James Poniewozik

Pauline Kael picks five favorite movie books

Tigger, we hardly knew ye: Why it's easier to name a dog than to name a child

Size matters: Camryn Manheim throws her weight around

Why do we cry? The biology of emotional tears

The Raw & the Cooked: Is Joyce Maynard making hay off Beatrix Potter's dirty laundry?

Douglas Cruickshank

Silicon Follies: The women's locker room game -- Decathlon of the flesh

Thomas Scoville

Susie Bright: Anti-porn crusaders give up on saving fallen women

Letters from Everest: My brother found George Mallory, and I found my brother

CBS's "Joan of Arc": Buffy in chain mail

Christopher Hawthorne

Underdog Sega takes on Nintendo, Sony at E3

Open-source auctions: Perl script, going once!

Technology Log: Permatemps prevail in bid for Microsoft stock options

Scott Rosenberg: How much "convergence" does $5 billion in Microsoft dollars buy?

Scott Rosenberg

Bruno's big-screen kiss: Internet cartoon character finds a Hollywood director

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

Drama Queen: Pop's worst domestic traumas

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

Christopher Johnston

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

Stephanie Zacharek

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

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

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

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

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

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