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Grammar and style guides: Bending the rules with a dash of humor

Joyce Carol Oates picks five great "docu-novels"

Joyce Carol Oates

Greil Marcus: Real Life Rock Top 10! Pere Ubu, Jonathan Lethem ... and "Feelings"

Rap Artist Queen Latifah, left, poses for photographers at the Virgin Superstore in New York, Monday, June 15, 1998. She was there with rapper Lil Nique, right, to promote her new release "Order in the Court." (AP Photo/Tom Zuback) (Associated Press)

Talked to death: 20 terrifying days on the Queen Latifah show

Caroline Sommers

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Silicon Follies: Kiki and Barry reunited by Iridium -- silence at $40 a minute

Thomas Scoville

Scared pantless: Horror movies make hot dates

Jennifer Kornreich

Seen "Blair Witch"? I've lived it!

Caroline Sommers

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Entertainment log: When Britney Spears put on an apron she betrayed a long line of great waitresses in rock

Alex Pappademas

Blue Glow: "Chris Rock," "60 Minutes" season openers; William H. Macy slays 'em on TNT

"Digital Babylon": Can Hollywood learn from its online mistakes?

Nothing Personal: Ebert gives Russ Meyer retrospective at least two thumbs up

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Music: Leftfield could have been the Chemical Brothers or Fatboy Slim. What happened?

Michelle Goldberg

"A Book of Reasons": A brother's death inspires an anti-memoir

"For Love of the Game": Kevin Costner's syrupy, sentimental return to baseball smells like Coors Light and Viagra

"Sugar Town": Ally Sheedy, Patricia Arquette and John Taylor play music-biz burnouts worthy of VH-1's "Behind the Music"

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Fashion victim: The rise and demise of Halston

She got Gilgamesh: I got a humbling lesson in giving credit to the student

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"Romance": One of the most potent films about sex of the last few decades

"Love is the road of hell": An interview with French director Catherine Breillat

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