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Music: On Charlie Haden's "The Art of the Song," the famed L.A. bassist opens up and sings

"Interpreter of Maladies": Stunning debut about Asians in America

"The Internet is an engine of anarchy": An interview with Ken MacLeod

Woodstock 99: From free love to frat rock in 30 years or less

The downloadable boy: An excerpt from Ken MacLeod's "The Cassini Division"

Nothing Personal: She's baaack: Porn queen Marilyn Chambers

The Merge-ing of indie rock: Merge Records' 10th anniversary bash rocks Chapel Hill

Lydia Vanderloo

Cable ` la modem: AT&T lobbies its way to victory in San Francisco

Maas takes arms against a sea of shipwreck books

Blue Glow: VH1's "100 Greatest Women in Rock 'n' Roll": What, no Pat Benatar?

Ponzi.com gets personal: Carina Chocano announces her own private IPO

Ivory Tower: Dark-eyed and down with the cause: but that didn't make her"of color".

Emily Wise Miller

The secret of Martha Stewart's success: "The Un-Private House" curator Terence Riley on the New Suburbanists

Music: On "Buzz Me In," songwriter Jack Logan buries the corpses under the bed and hits the gas pedal

Stephanie Zacharek

Max Oph|ls' savage portrait of control-freak Howard Hughes

"The Crisis of Desire": A call for gay men to take control of their sex lives and their fates

Back to the '50s: Five favorite novels from a decade that was wilde

Eat your heart out, Elektra Records: Luna brings its hypnotic guitar rock to Brooklyn

Technology Log: AOL vs. Microsoft: Who's on the consumer's side?

Kaitlin Quistgaard

Silicon Follies: TeraMemory stock catches fire; productivity plummets

Thomas Scoville

Rewind: Lesley Gore

Stephanie Zacharek

Technology log: Mac fans get a look at the iBook

Chris Allbritton

Alt: Forget JFK Jr. -- Journalists' tales of everyday tragedy

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