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Entertainment (page 1901)

Rogues' Gallery: Open doors, marauding raccoons, and asthma attacks: The poetry of rural roguery

Douglas Cruickshank

James B. Stewart's "Blind Eye": The true tale of a doctor who loved poisoning the patients

Bill Vourvoulias

Michael Sragow: "Yellow Submarine," the mother of contemporary animation, returns to the screen

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Technology log: I hacked my rival's Hotmail account -- and learned more about her lovelife than I needed to know

The clothed city: The phoniness of E.B. White's "classic" take on NYC

Technology log: Will micropublishing shake up the moguls of Midtown?

Scott Rosenberg: The hole in Hotmail -- Web-based computing's Achilles' heel

Scott Rosenberg

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Music: Why the soulful Ben Harper is still no Bob Marley

Blue Glow: "Sopranos," "Oz" season finales; the Jonesboro schoolyard ambush and lessons not learned

Silicon Follies: Layoff -- Candy gets taken out with the trash

Thomas Scoville

Fifty? That's not old!: Modern Maturity gets sexy as the baby boomers start coming of (old) age

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"Outside Providence": The Farrelly brothers put a new spin on the old coming-of-age-in-a-crappy-town story

Stephanie Zacharek

"Waste and Want": A history of garbage

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Like Jonestown in slow motion: Child casualties of Christian Science

First-day jitters: Teach them Latin? I couldn't even lift my water glass.

Elizabeth Bobrick

The respectable cult: Christian Science has never escaped the shadow of its really weird founder

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Dear Mr. Blue: How can I get my boyfriend to go down on me?

Garrison Keillor

Music: The graceful Goth of Bows re-creates the spooky sounds of urban nervousness

Lydia Vanderloo

Blue Glow: William Shatner is big -- really big -- on "3rd Rock"

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