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Entertainment (page 1943)

Music: Reviews of new releases from Nas, Roots Manuva, Matthew Shipp Duo and the Neil Young fan club

Art Chicago: The largest art fair in America makes $50 million in sales

Brilliant Careers: Is Farley Mowatt a Canadian national treasure -- or a teller of Great White Lies?

"White Oleander": A young girl's nightmare tour of L.A.'s foster care system

Trish Deitch Rohrer

Ruth Shalit on advertising: I'm a heartless agent of commodity capitalism -- and I love it!

Avoiding Y2K mayhem: Just reset your VCR

"Sentimental Democracy": The beginnings of American self-righteousness

Terrorist tell-all: Black September leader recalls Munich

Fast Company: The bible for a tech-savvy workforce with its finger in the socket

James Poniewozik

Blue Glow: "Ally" and the male escort; ABC's teen jock rape case docudrama

E-petitions: Electronic empowerment or a waste of bandwidth?

Katherine Hobson

Virtual Congress: Send the House home

Daniel Day-Lewis and Madeleine Stowe make "Mohicans" a delicious roast chestnut

Book Bag: Gore Vidal picks his five favorite postwar novels (including one by ... Gore Vidal)

Technology Log: Want to go to Mars? NASA is taking names

Ivory Tower: Is the theory of everything a whole lotta hooey?

21st Challenge: "Microsoft is my shepherd" and other prayers for the digital age

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Silicon Follies: Lunch at TeraMemory -- tales of geek-dating woe

Thomas Scoville

The Raw and the Cooked: Marilyn Manson and Michael Eisner, assume the position!

Douglas Cruickshank

Technology Log: The end of the road for Pascal?

Alt: The L.A. Weekly finds religion; Long Island welcomes Amy Fisher!

Blue Glow: Season finales for "Martial Law," "The Practice"; Lisa Simpson joins Mensa

Scott Rosenberg: Web of doom! After Littleton, the Net-phobic media have gone berserk -- again

Scott Rosenberg

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