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Entertainment (page 1931)

Music: "Austin Powers" soundtrack: '60s covers by today's hottest stars! Ho-hum

Why do I teach community college? Because I can help others get their lives back on track, just as I did

Sucker punches: Boxing is bloody, primal, and frequently corrupt. But I still watch

Blue Glow: Eddie Izzard and the American Fashion Awards, dressed to kill

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Eating disorders: In Thomas Harris' "Hannibal," the psychopathic cannibal just had a bad childhood

"The Red Violin": Francois Girard's international travel diary is just eye candy for the NPR set

Technology Log: Windows 98 SE -- the phantom upgrade

Scott Rosenberg

"Shag me, Austin, shag me!" Am I the only woman who finds a chest rug irresistible?

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"Who Killed Kirov?": Take one guess

Katharine Whittemore

Mod is my co-pilot: The hilarious return of "Austin Powers"

Stephanie Zacharek

All that jazz: Modern masters Charlie Haden and John Scofield live at Knitting Factory fest

Rogue's Gallery: Former mob lawyer takes the reins in Vegas! 'Nuff said!

Douglas Cruickshank

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Poniewozik: The Linkmeister: The Obscure Store's James Romenesko on the power of indie Weblogs

James Poniewozik

Blue Glow: Lisa Kudrow hosts "MTV Movie Awards"; monkeys really do run TV on "Chimp Channel"

Music: On her debut album, Jennifer Lopez shakes that thing

Stephanie Zacharek

America adopts the Holocaust: Two new books ask why

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History bytes: Can Silicon Valley, home of the future, come to terms with its past?

Technology Log: MP3 entrepreneurs: Show us the money!

Dorothy Allison

Bountiful butts! Painted-on glamour! Inarticulate stars! Behind the scenes at the MTV Movie Awards

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Michael Sragow: Ambitious, erotic and promiscuous, Clara Bow ruled Hollywood -- and made the 1920s a watershed for American wome

Entertainment log: Sonic Youth to play with legendary New York Art Quartet

Tale of the Turkish chairs: Will they massacre history?

Christopher Shea

Technology Log: Red Hat's IPO: Free software goes Wall Street

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