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"All About My Mother": Almodsvar melodrama studded with tragic accidents, charismatic villains and impossible love

Stephanie Zacharek
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Obit: Mary Kay Bergman

Andy Dehnart

"The World Is Not Enough": What's the point of casting Denise Richards in a Bond movie if not to make her into a sex fantas

Charles Taylor
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Blue Glow: "Y2K" TV movie, restored "Wizard of Oz": Sweeps rolls on

Joyce Millman
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Craig Offman
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Alt: Buy! Buy! Buy! The annual Holiday Gift Guides are here

Jenn Shreve
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Media Log: Diane Sawyer, "newsbabe," gets up close and personal with Bill Gates

Karen Croft
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Andrew Leonard

Sympathy for the devil: Why I reach out to the people I fear most

Donna Minkowitz
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Blue Glow: The very first episode of "Friends"; Alda exits "ER"

Joyce Millman
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Books Log: Pummeled Vidal biographer licks his wounds

Craig Offman

Music: Listening to "Tabula Rasa," dying to the sound of angels' wi

Patrick Giles

Jock O'Connell

"Rembrandt's Eyes": A massive, daring biography of the painter who was captive to his own appetites

Matthew DeBord
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Technology Log: Excerpts from a diary of a networked future

Mark Gimein
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Michael Sragow: Johnny Depp gets in touch with his feminine side

Michael Sragow
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Technology Log: MP3 crackdown

Janelle Brown
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Screaming Jay Chiat: The man who gave us the Energizer Bunny talks about his new company, Screaming Media

Susan Lehman

Music: Ani DiFranco is a Buffalo soldier, with the heart of America

Michelle Goldberg
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Blue Glow: "Drew Carey" netcast; sons without dads on "20/20"

Joyce Millman

Wayne Newton vs. Tony Orlando: Celebrity death match in the Redneck Riviera.

Lance Gould

Sarah Vowell: Welcome to Hollywood's rock 'n' roll Golden Age

Sarah Vowell

Poetry Nation? The Favorite Poem Project dug up some dubious evidence

Melanie Rehak
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Ivory Tower: Association of Literary Scholars and Critics: The renaissance of literary studies or its quiet burial?

Boris Kachka
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