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XXX University: A new school turns wannabe strippers into dancers with diversified portfolios

Books log: Lindbergh family bashes biographer

"Scream 3": Wes Craven's horror trilogy ends with a bang, not a whimper

Technology Log: Texas' death-row peep show

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Blue Glow: Clinton and Ebert at the movies; "The Others": They see dead people

Music: Stockhausen's string quartet with four helicopters

"Simpatico": Nick Nolte and Jeff Bridges are at their battered, magnificent best in Matthew Warchus' impressive film of Sam

Ann Hodgman on cookbooks: An oversexed cookbook ("potatoes the testicles of the earth"), a sweet but talky one and one that�

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"What's Love Got to Do With It?": How American charity lines the pockets of the well-heeled and screws the poor

Scott Rosenberg

Horror-meister Clive Barker explores the macabre side of sexual ecstasy

Ivory Tower: I am not an animal!

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VA Linux buys Slashdot

Technology Log: Epidemic.com

Prisoners on the Bus: The New Hampshire TV coverage

Blue Glow: Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston's sibling rivalry on "Friends"

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Music: Morphine's final record sends the late Mark Sandman off to the stars

Cintra Wilson: Hollywood maggots eat dead ideas

Michael Sragow: Sigourney Weaver on her acclaimed performances in "Galaxy Quest" and "Map of the World" -- and reveals how Roman

Dance 'til you drop: The real indies and undies weren't at Sundance -- they were across the street.

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My worst interview: Orson Scott Card was my favorite author -- until we met.

Donna Minkowitz

"Playing Botticelli": The inevitable clash between an ex-flower-child mom and her rebellious daughter

Music: D'Angelo's deeply sensual "Voodoo" goes far beyond mere sex

Stephanie Zacharek

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