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Entertainment Log: Who wants short shorts? Fueled by the Internet, the short-film boom hits Sundance.

"The Delicious Grace of Moving One's Hand": Timothy Leary, stoned on sex

The ballad of John and Paul: VH1's "Two of Us" wonders what would have happened if the Beatles had worked it out

My lunch with Carl Hiaasen

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Five underappreciated novels of the last fin de siècle

The good, the bad and the dot-coms: Industry poobahs at a Super Bowl ad party throw praise, bean dip at commercials

21st Challenge: Invent your own faulty techno-predictions

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Any Given (Super Bowl) Sunday: Oliver Stone on his lifelong love-hate relationship with the game

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Nothing Personal Weekend

A conversation with Errol Morris, director of "Mr. Death"

Blue Glow: Super Bowled over; has Tony Soprano finally met his match?

Cover me up: Keeping sex out of the supermarket

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Music: Dr. John does Duke Ellington. Can we have a real doctor?

"Isn't She Great": Bette Midler is simply fabulous (and Nathan Lane is even better) in a frothy biopic about the quirky, ba

Stephanie Zacharek

Jacqueline Carey on mysteries: Dark doings in the Sunshine State

Jacqueline Carey

Hollywood Parasite: Russell Crowe heard we can party. He wants to see it for himself. We're gonna lose.

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'Groove' thang: Behind the scenes of the hottest film at Sundance -- and the first rave movie to actually get it right

The black edge: Are athletes of African descent genetically superior?

"My War Gone By, I Miss It So": Carnage and smack in Bosnia and Chechnya

"The Big Tease": Gay Scottish hairdresser vamps to L.A.; discovers hoary California clichis are all true!

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Technology Log: A "technotherapist" offers help for sufferers of Y2K disaster let-down

Why don't judges want their finances revealed online?

Blue Glow: Clinton's last State of the Union; O.J. vs. Broadway Joe in "Deathmatch" opener

Music: Two new Vanguard collections let the blues announce itself on its own terms

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