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Entertainment (page 1903)

"Coal to Cream": An African-American writer discovers a raceless society in Brazil

Casey Greenfield

Alt: Skeptic magazine no match for vampires and psychic parrots

Music: Forget the Spice Girls' pussy positivity. Meet Britney Spears.

David Gates: The novelist talks about spiritual Chapter 11

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Director Francis Veber wins the interview game

Technology log: Directions to our offices

"The Muse": Albert Brooks proves all too effective at playing a screenwriter who's lost the golden touch

Stephanie Zacharek

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"Dudley Do-Right": A fully clothed Brendan Fraser hides his best talents

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Technology log: A Red Hat fan bares the wealth

Scott Rosenberg: Are big sites gobbling up all the Web traffic?

Scott Rosenberg

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Music: The new Bomb compilation makes old-school hip-hop sound just plain old

Blue Glow: "WWF Smackdown" debuts on UPN, extinction of mankind to follow

The Clinton marriage: At this point, we'll believe anything

"Flowers in the Dustbin": Do we need another history of rock 'n' roll? If it's this good, yes.

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Michael Sragow: Oscar-winners Freida Lee Mock and Terry Sanders salute America's Vietnam War POWs

Edward Said to respond to claims he's not true Palestinian

Students without Darwin: How will the University of Kansas deal with its brave new generation?

"The Plot to Get Bill Gates"

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Plus: The good kind of segregration: A former Smell This editor flexes her hindsight vision.

Ted and Ollie: Kaczynski, not Gore, inspire "Love Story"

Blue Glow: A Brit in Mark Twain's court: Peter Ustinov retraces Twain's equatorial journey

Silicon Follies: The contractor's contractor -- migrant labor on steroids

Thomas Scoville

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