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Entertainment (page 1927)

My lunch with Germaine Greer: "Where can I get me a 20-year-old? I have very limited time"

Get your Furbies, your Pez dispensers, your ... Seurats? Can stuffy Sotheby's compete with low-rent eBay?

Poniewozik: So what's wrong with Web journalists getting filthy rich? (Not me -- I'm leaving!)

James Poniewozik

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Blue Glow: Depardieu in "Count of Monte Cristo"; new season of "Road Rules"

Music: "The Wake-Up Show" DJs Sway and King Tech whip up a sorry-ass thug's backlash to Lauryn Hill and Missy Elliott.

Michelle Goldberg

Simon Callow's "Love Is Where It Falls": Gay man, straight woman

The past is another country: A.S. Byatt selects five unforgettable historical novels

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What's Your Story? Spencer Tunick's group-nude photographs are the target of the latest NYPD crackdown

The kids are alright: Sure, some violent games are loathsome and grotesque -- but they don't make us killers

Glum in the sun: Rohmer's bewitching tale of a miserable girl

Technology Log: The case of the disappearing reviews: Is a malicious critic running amok on Amazon.com?

Deborah Scoblionkov

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Ivory Tower: In "The Culture of Fear," Barry Glassner explains what America really should be afraid of

The Son of Sam: The devil made him do it

Stephanie Zacharek

Blue Glow: Brian Wilson's tortured genius on "Biography"; Geraldo takes on the drug war

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21st Challenge: Keyboard chiropractic, and other half-baked long distance learning schemes

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Silicon Follies: Fire off the press releases! Sales force, start your engines!

Thomas Scoville

Rewind: Carole King

Rachel Louise Snyder

The Raw & the Cooked: Am I the only person who's noticed that America is getting increasingly furry?

Douglas Cruickshank

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Technology Log: Geek gourmands

Music: The Chemical Brothers "Surrender" to watery psychedelia.

Blue Glow: George Lucas and Bill Moyers jar-jar over "The Mythology of 'Star Wars' "

My own private "Notting Hill": Lovers may leave, but the media is forever

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