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Dear Mr. Blue: Why is the Perfect Woman not enough?

Garrison Keillor

Singers on the silver screen: If Mark Wahlberg can play a convincing porn stud, certainly Alanis can play God?

Bad blood: Roddy Doyle ventures into the heart of a terrorist

"For Common Things": Fresh-faced, idealistic, unironic, dumb

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Brilliant Careers: William Eggleston, the man who reinvented color photography

Silicon Follies: Candy downshifts out of the fast lane -- and into Psychrist's hot tub

Thomas Scoville

Rewind: Bud Cort, star of "Harold and Maude"

A list of lists: U.S. News' bogus college list, and other notable rankings

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"Chill Factor": The Gooding-Ulrich actioner smolders with the intensity of block ice

Stephanie Zacharek

Blue Glow: Ali at his best in acclaimed boxing documentary "When We Were Kings"

Power to the couch potatoes!

Technology log: Hard times for hardcore gamers

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Music: Smashing Pumpkins leader Billy Corgan turns to writing film scores

Michelle Goldberg

Diary of a teacher's last year: Learning self-defense for the classroom.

"The Last Life": Failed father, invisible mother, angry daughter

Death by warm fuzzy: Robin Williams was once a comic genius. What the hell happened?

Stephanie Zacharek

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William F. Buckley Jr. Profile

Moonstruck: How NASA's spectacular lunar photos almost didn't happen

Alt: Tree-huggers and G spots! Plus: Some guy gets hit by a truck

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An adman writes: Why we should get rid of political advertising -- now

Music: On "Mary," the soulful Mary J. Blige recasts herself as a down-to-Earth diva

Blue Glow: Karaoke with Dr. Ruth; "Nightline" searches for alien life

Polite literature: "The Elements of Style" has sapped the life from American writing

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