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Entertainment (page 1922)

Music: Mrs. Miller's terrible voice and painful sincerity produced one of the funniest sets of songs ever recorded

Salinger and me: My excellent adventures with the author of "The Catcher in the Rye"

Silicon Follies: Kiki's story: Barry and the big red bong

Thomas Scoville

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21st Challenge results: Lousy ideas for online learning

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Rocket man: Pyrotechnician Jeff Thomas makes the sky bloom and go boom

The Raw & the Cooked: An arse by any other name

Douglas Cruickshank

Becoming an American: Denounce communism three times and spell "brown jacket"

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"South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut": So enriching

Stephanie Zacharek

Technology log: "Windows Way": Microsoft opens the gates to its new home-page community

Scott Rosenberg: Can a film do justice to the Web's early years?

Scott Rosenberg

Blue Glow: Spike Lee talks up "Summer of Sam"; a Jim Carrey retrospective

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Music: How do you do Bob Dylan better than Bob Dylan?

Totally RIP-ed: The strange story of Lenin's embalmers

The hero of capitalist labor: My lunch with George Cohon, founder, McDonald's of Russia

"Rebels in White Gloves": The tie-dyed debutantes of Hillary's graduating class

Liesl Schillinger

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Alt: Who will write brilliant articles about colonic irrigation and biofeedback?

Baby-killing philosophers! What the public doesn't understand about Princeton's Peter Singer

"Tina? Dave. How the hell am I supposed to spend $35 million a year putting out the New Yorker?"

Rogues' Gallery: Rogue trader Leeson chows down; coke-snorting Amish face iron sorrows

Douglas Cruickshank

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Blue Glow: Clooney leaves "ER" again; U.S. vs. Germany in women's soccer

Music: Gang Starr's retrospective "Full Clip" remembers when jazz and hip-hop first came together

Michael Sragow: "Red Violin" director Frangois Girard, the Quentin Tarantino of high art

James Wood and John Leonard: The hedgehog and the fox of critics

Euny Hong Koral

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