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Entertainment (page 1860)

After the Linux gold rush: Dot-com mania has hit free software, but where's the Christmas cheer?

Jaqueline Carey on mysteries: Agatha Christie for Christmas

Jacqueline Carey

Technology Log: Hotjobs hoax

Books Log: Updike and Parini trade slaps on review pages

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Appreciation: Desmond Llewelyn, James Bond's Q

Bruce Feirstein

Science fiction: Connie Willies tackles time travel and chaos theory with Wodehousian wit

Michael Sragow: Director Mike Leigh on "Topsy-Turvy" and bringing the stage to life

James Poniewozik

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Blue Glow: The century through the eyes of centenarians; a "South Park" Xmas

The least influential people of the century: Ten we wouldn't remember in a hundred years

Carina Chocano, Christopher Washburn

Twilight of a feminist: Susan Brownmiller remembers her revolution

Will Naughton walk?

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Music: Prince Paul's black comedy of manners

"Man on the Moon": Too conventional for Andy Kaufman's insanity, too haphazard to recapture his energy in any meaningful wa

Stephanie Zacharek

Hacked by a prude: He caught me surfing porn sites and made me stop

"When Bad Things Happen to Other People": A serious look at the nastiest emotion

Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Joyce Millman: Twenty ways the '90s changed TV

Scott Rosenberg

Blue Glow: Lily's choice on "Once and Again"; history of Radio City Music Hall

"Angela's Ashes": An adaptation with all the details and none of the poetry

Stephanie Zacharek

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"Food: A Culinary History": The Romans didn't eat what you thought they did

Dear Mr. Blue: My husband finally quit drinking so I wouldn't leave him, but now I can't

Garrison Keillor

Time's Up: The Last Word on the Staples Scandal

Music: Woody Allen and Sean Penn agree, Django Reinhardt was the greatest jazz guitarist in the world

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