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Entertainment (page 1940)

Deep code: Novelist Neal Stephenson on secrecy, hacker culture and open-source software

Obit: Designer Tibor Kalman, former editor of Colors magazine

"Phantom Menace": The spirit is willing, but the Force is weak

Michael and You: PR pros offer tips on what to do when Michael Moore suddenly drops by the office

James Poniewozik

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Blue Glow: "NYPD Blue," "Futurama," "PJs" finales; all-thumb spoof of "Star Wars"

The real Y2K bug: Forget your computer -- it's the wacko down the street

Music: Country neo-traditionalist Radney Foster faces genre oblivion

Technology Log: Be the first on your block to detect alien life!

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The Old 97's on songwriting: A verse, a chorus, a broken heart -- and "massive amounts of marijuana"

Dij` vu: David Hare play echoes Julian Barnes article

Inside the Cash bash: A star-studded party celebrates June Carter Cash's album and her loving, ailing husband

Penelope Fitzgerald's "Human Voices": Superb comic novel about the BBC during WWII

Sylvia Brownrigg

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Hole on the edge: Rage, sarcasm and near-pandemonium as Courtney Love does Boston

Barefoot on the shag: Cartoonist Lynda Barry on Dennis Rodman, Matt Groening and her new marriage

Pamela Grossman

Brilliant Careers: Never mind the spaceships, George Lucas is a medievalist

Nothing Personal:Bush campaign sucking up domain names as if they were brewskis.

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Blue Glow: "Dilbert": Holiday for dogs; "King of Queens," "Cosby" finales

"Has the Internet Killed the Novel?" Blowhards face off

Music: Ben Folds Five kicks off Salon Arts & Entertainment's return to daily record reviews

Domain names from paradise: Tonga seeks Net heaven

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Don't stand so close to me: A professor loses it over his punk student's exposed belly-button

What's Your Story? "Crazy K" beds down by stinky dumpsters for "The Phantom Menace"

Our Alanis, ourselves: Why loving the supposed former infatuation junkie doesn't come easy

Heather Havrilesky

Pat Barker's "Another World": The past isn't over. It isn't even past

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