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Entertainment (page 1935)

Martin Cruz Smith's "Havana Bay": Love and death in Cuba

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Blue Glow: Simpson juror's one-woman show; "P.O.V." on three strikes law

James Poniewozik: The price is right! Fun and games in online auctioneering

James Poniewozik

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The espionage case that won't die: An interview with Alger Hiss' son

No fear of an MP3 planet: Why hip hop jibes with the Web

Music: Orbital's latest electro-monotonous mess will hypnotize you right to sleep, hypnotize you right to sleep

Amanda Nowinski

Technology Log: New ways to whine on the Web

Kaitlin Quistgaard

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Ferrigno's "Heartbreaker": In love and noir

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Brilliant Careers: Ina May Gaskin: The midwife of modern midwifery

Katie Allison Granju

"Flight Maps": Nature in America -- plastic flamingos, feathered hats

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Media log: The New York Times and Miramax's Harvey Weinstein: LA bureau sneers, NY bureau cheers

Silicon Follies: Barry announces the death of the Nerd Maverick

Thomas Scoville

Rewind: Keir Dullea, star of Kubrick's "2001," is alive and well and doing theater in NYC

Sob Story: Julia Roberts, the all-American martyr

Etelka Lehoczky

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Alt: "Bra Wars": One porn site's struggle against the Phantom Anus!

Presidential beach books: The First Reader lightens up

Blue Glow: How randy was Ayn Rand?; "Behind the Music" goes nightly

"The Calling": The secret lives of nuns

Mary Elizabeth Williams

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Music: A minor suite of Duke Ellington's five most breathtaking recordings

Unsworth's "Sugar and Rum": Down and out in Thatcher's Liverpool

Marion Lignana Rosenberg

Vince Passaro on David Foster Wallace: "Brief Interviews With Hideous Men" is a brilliant symphony of desperation, loneline

"The Loss of Sexual Innocence": Burgeoning sexuality, without the rosy glow

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