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Entertainment (page 1921)

Profiler: The real-life model for Thomas Harris' serial-killer expe

Technology log: Microsoft-owned Slate says: Don't blame developers for your computer woes, it's the consumer!

X Games angst: Alternative athletes sweat about selling out

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Dangling conversations: Can Third Voice's approach to Web community evolve beyond drive-by scrawls?

Music: Bluegrass banjoist Béla Fleck's return to acoustic glory

Silicon Follies: Steve draws a bead on The Man

Thomas Scoville

"Late August, Early September": A French "thirtysomething" for the "Irma Vep" set

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Blue Glow: A&E documentary on the teacher who fell in love with her 13-year-old student

"Holy Clues": Was Sherlock Holmes a mouthpiece for Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's spiritual beliefs?

Jerry Capeci's Gang Land: Those wacky Gottis

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Tyranny of the lecturn: What they never teach professors about teaching

Sherryl Kleinman

Blue Glow: Sundance-winning doc on "P.O.V."; searching for Shangri-La

The joy of Pokimon: An interview with Pokiman pro Sean Levine, age 10

People Log: The tragedy of Jason Kendall

Henry Louis Taylor

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Technology Log: Linux is like a Chinese peasant uprising

"Bucket of Tongues": A former janitor's gritty tales of Scottish street life

The pissed-off muse: She dreamed of being immortalized in literature -- until he showed her his manuscript

Brilliant Careers: Def Jam Records' Russell Simmons

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Secrets of Pokémon: Capitalist brainwashing? Pre-pubescent sex dream? The truth about the hottest kids' commodity ar

"The Good Times": Sharp, staccato Scottish dialogue more macho than Mamet's fills James Kelman's new story collection

Dear Mr. Blue: My taxi driver boyfriend slept with one of his fares. Can I ever trust him again?

Garrison Keillor

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