Entertainment (page 1883)

Love and rage in Laramie

Donna Minkowitz

Music: From the art of noise to the sound of the city -- "Geology" pumps Detroit techno

Amanda Nowinski

Media Log: What would our century be without Baba Wawa?

Car dealer strikes back at the Net

Blue Glow: The secret life of Herman Munster

Music: With a little help from Earle and Harris, Buddy Miller searches for the heart of country soul

Death or glory: Were the Clash art-project phonies or confused rock rebels?

Dear Mr. Blue: My teenage son is surfing porn sites on the Web and lying to me about it

Garrison Keillor

Celebrity junkie: Living down "Permanent Midnight"

Erik Himmelsbach

"Show Me Love": Two Swedish teenage lesbians liven up a bad movie -- not that kind of bad

Jerry Stahl's "Perv" -- Sex-starved teens, bloodthirsty hippies in a novel by the author of "Permanent Midnight"

Brilliant Careers: Francis Ford Coppola

Technology Log: How not to cut down on software piracy

Gleick questions: A four-minute interview with the author of "Faster"

Blue Glow: UFO-obsessed celebs; Gregory Peck retrospective

View From the Top: Exodus' Ellen Hancock keeps the server farms humming

Music: Going under cover with sexy crooner Bryan Ferry

Michelle Goldberg

Striving for cash with the SATs

Claire Barliant

"Law and Order: Special Victims Unit": So bad, it's a crime

Something about yourself: A senior bemoans the moronic personal statement

Jonathan Lethem picks five great novels overshadowed by their film versions

Jonathan Lethem

Quindlen joins Newsweek

"Plainsong": Love and turmoil in a small town on the High Plains

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