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Entertainment (page 1886)

Rupert Murdoch yelled my ear off and threw papers at me

Dear Mr. Blue:

Garrison Keillor

Dead boys: Why some families' response to a terrible loss is too noble

Vin Scully brilliant career

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You've got male: How did America Online become the bathhouse of the Internet? Size matters

"Yes We Have No": Another England, wild and bursting with sap

Stephanie Zacharek

Technology Log: How do you publicize a Web startup? eHow counts the ways.

Fiction or nonfiction? Bestseller lists reach verdict on "Dutch"

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Blue Glow: New cable movie: Fidel Castro, the dictator who shagged me

Rockets' red glare: Robert Stone picks five great war novels

View From the Top: Can Microsoft veteran Greg Carpenter make the Digital Entertainment Network sing?

"The Remains of River Names": Pot-dealing parents and their damaged kids

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"Boys Don't Cry": Sensationalistic storytelling with a heart

Stephanie Zacharek

Ivory work camp: Even at elite universities, women are still battling the old boys' club.

Together at last! Snoop Dogg & the Dixie Chicks

Music: Garth Brooks reinvents himself in a miscalculation of historic proportions

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21st Challenge: Re-brand Web sites by changing a single letter

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Entertainment Log: Director Kevin Smith, movie snobs and a wonderful coming-of-age movie at the New York Film Festival

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Eggheads vs. Las Vegas: Mensa loosens up with a gambling guide

"Random Hearts": Harrison Ford in a new romantic thriller that cheats you out of both

Stephanie Zacharek

Drop and give me 20 business plans! "Bootcamp for Startups" enlists plenty of entrepreneurs looking to be whipped into shape.

"Superstar": Dear God, Why do lame "Saturday Night Live" movies keep making it to the big screen?

Mary Elizabeth Williams

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