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Who wants to feel superior? Take our quiz and feel like a million bucks!

Eugene Finerman

Joyce Millman: My worst fears about post-high school "Buffy" are being realized -- it's "Felicity the Vampire Slayer"

Joyce Millman

"Eve: A Biography": A remarkable new look at the hussy who ruined our lives

Maria Russo

Webmaster Borges: The wily Argentinian writer foresaw the Web

Douglas Wolk

Alt: The unbearable lightness of Schwarzenegger. Plus: One man's quest to work at Maxim

Jenn Shreve

Ivory Tower: Where Indian millionaires went to college

Alexander Salkever
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Stories that wouldn't die!

Sean Elder
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Book Bag: Claire Messud picks five pitch-black comedies

Claire Messud
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Talk about your two-bit copulation! A trip through an X-rated memory lane of Atari sex games

Ian Christe
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Susan Kuchinskas

Damien Cave
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Scott Rosenberg: Why are Internet start-ups selling their venture-capital patrimony for a mess of TV spottage?

Scott Rosenberg
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Technology Log: The free PC is dead! Long live the free PC!

Mark Gimein
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Blue Glow: Dennis Miller does the millennium; Capt. Picard does Scrooge

Joyce Millman

Music: Sonic Youth says "Goodbye 20th Century"

Seth Mnookin
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Diary of a Teacher's Last Year:

David Alford

"How Good Is David Mamet, Anyway?" And Diana Rigg? And Janet McTeer? A fearless theater critic tosses some firebombs

Andrew O'Hehir
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Hollywood Parasite: Ho, ho, ho! The Christmas strippers are here!

David Goodman

Jacqueline Carey on mysteries: New novels ripped from the headlines

Jacqueline Carey

"Holy Smoke": Kate Winslet and Harvey Keitel wage an unholy war of the sexes

Mary Elizabeth Williams

"Sweet and Lowdown": Sean Penn and Samantha Morton give Woody Allen a welcome respite from himself

Stephanie Zacharek

Michael Sragow
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Appreciation: Quentin Crisp

Jody Rosen
Tina Brown, Oxford-educated former Londoner and former Editor of New Yorker magazine, leaves the Four Seasons Hotel in New York Wednesday, July 8, 1998. Brown resigned her position at the New Yorker Wednesday to lead a film, TV and publishing partnership with Miramax Films. In six years as The New Yorker's editor, Brown reshaped what some considered a dusty anachronism with punchier articles, splashy photographs, and extensive coverage of politics and popular culture. (AP Photo/Leo Sorel) (Associated Press)

Interview with Tina Brown

Susan Lehman
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