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Entertainment (page 1932)

Blue Glow: "The Sopranos" gets back to Family business; George W. Bush profiled on A&E

Net benefits: Did Sony spend $1 million to keep Pearl Jam from releasing a MP3 file to help Kosovo refugees? Are three new Beast

Music: Cibo Matto's "Stereotype A": Airy, weightless pop

Silicon Follies: A cybernetic passion play -- with bots and rats

Thomas Scoville

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The decline and fall of the chick flick: How "Sleepless in Seattle" and its wretched offspring ruined the romantic comedy

Stephanie Zacharek

Appreciation: Alice Adams

"Layover": Woman sneaks into hotels, breaks down

The visitor in full: Stanford buzzes as Tom Wolfe comes to town

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Black Flag cries fraud: A debacle at the Punk Rock Hall of Fame show

Hackers doing hard time: Do computer crimes deserve such tough penalties?

Media log: Rolling Stones amazingly clueless cover story on Jar Jar Binks

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Skin games: In the posthumous "Juneteenth," Ralph Ellison probes a bigoted senator's murky past

Colson Whitehead

Blue Glow: Gray-haired gays on "P.O.V."; Stanley Cup Finals, Game 1

Paul Mazursky's "Show Me the Magic": The gifted comedic director recalls the stars -- including Jack Nicholson and Shelley

Technology Log: Microsoft rolls out Office 2000 with a bash

Scott Rosenberg

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Brilliant Careers Wayne Gretzky: Stealth on ice

When rock was bad: As a new 50s box-set from Rhino shows, rock 'n' roll's roots are sexy and profane. So why do k

"Star Wars" confessional: I started a little "Delete Jar Jar!" site to piss off "Phantom Menace" fans. Now look what's happ

Music: Even Moby gets the blues: On his new album, the techno star finds his (and the music's) black roots

Scott Marc Becker

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Dear Mr. Blue I want kinkier sex, but he likes me pristine. But I'm not! New! Mr. Blue appears weekly!

Garrison Keillor

No sex please, we're Australian: Looming censorship law threatens Internet freedom down under

Music: Pavement gleams in the "Terror Twilight"

Excerpt from "Love in a Dead Language": Guess who's coming to dinner? In this comic set piece, an academic couple compete t

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