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Entertainment (page 1917)

People Log: John Junior in Bluesland

Douglas Cruickshank

Cows don't fly: Tornado chaser Howard Bluestein sets the record straight

"American Fuehrer": George Lincoln Rockwell, home-grown Nazi

Katharine Whittemore

21st Challenge: Virus come-ons: Why you must open this file right now!

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

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Silicon Follies: Last chance -- squatters off Highway 17

Thomas Scoville

Bruce Springsteen

Glory days are here again: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band bring it all back home -- and it's like they never left

Stephanie Zacharek

Rewind Adam Osborne: The creator of the first portable PC

David Pescovitz

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Barn raising in lower Manhattan: The Old 97's bust out all over New York's Bowery Ballroom

Athenian grace: At the Knitting Factory, Vic Chesnutt floated on personality

Where protest can kill you: In Iran, dissident students face death

Alt: When speed bumps go bad and other mundane titillations

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Blue Glow: Cool "GvsE," wet "Spongebob Squarepants"

Unrequired reading: The books editors choose when they're playing hooky

"Cinnamon Gardens": An epic tale of turn-of-the-century Sri Lankan high society, starched but starting to wrinkle

"Lake Placid": David E. Kelley creates a monster even scarier than Ally McBeal

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Technology Log: Can you say Linux mega-portal? How else to explain the bevy of Web designers who've skipped from Atomic Vis

My Lunch with Ira Glass of "This American Life"

Rachel Louise Snyder

Ready-made buzz: Has "The Blair Witch Project" faked its online fan base?

Patrizia DiLucchio

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"Eyes Wide Shut": All work and no "play" make Cruise a dull boy

Music: Kristen Hersh electrifies with her first band since Throwing Muses

Michelle Goldberg

Blue Glow: Chappaquiddick and other watery disasters

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