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All's fair in film and war: An interview with "West Beirut" director Ziad Doueiri

"West Beirut": An engaging, acomplished debut captures the slow agony of being a teenager

Disney-planned: Two new books about Celebration miss the point

Blue Glow: "90210" season opener; Fox's "Get Real" premieres

Sean Elder: The day Mike Wallace went to work for Beavis and Butt-head

This one goes out to the ones I loved: R.E.M. disappoints a longtime fan live at Jones Beach

Silicon Follies: Caterers become cable moguls; Barry flies down under

Thomas Scoville

Music: What Captain Beefheart and Long John Silver have in common. (Hint: sea foaming at the mouth)

John Rechy's "The Coming of the Night": Still a gay brutalist after all these years

Scorched epiphany: Drugs, dust and more than 20,000 freaks finally turned this city girl into a happy desert rat

Michelle Goldberg

Pretty pretty bang bang: Is Quake 3 too beautiful to live up to its promise as the "ultimate death-match game"?

Ivory Tower: Spinsters who kill: Novel paints Charlotte Brontë as a cheap, sexually frustrated shrew who murders her sister

Camille Paglia: She's baaack!

Sarah Vowell: Conan O'Brien sidekick Andy Richter was the biggest star on "Late Night." So what took him so long to leave?

Falun Gong: What the religious leader who made China tremble has to say for himself

Technology log: Open-source fiction?

Blue Glow: ESPN at 20: Still en fuego; NBC's female-friendly "Later Today"

Music: Philip Glass and the Kronos Quartet update the original "Dracula"

Wash me in the Freakwater: The gorgeous country band learns to live two places at once

Dear Mr. Blue: Why is the Perfect Woman not enough?

Garrison Keillor

Singers on the silver screen: If Mark Wahlberg can play a convincing porn stud, certainly Alanis can play God?

"For Common Things": Fresh-faced, idealistic, unironic, dumb

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