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What will Gates' foundation do with $5 billion?

21st Challenge results: Memos from Bill Gates' alien overlords!

Charlie Varon, Jim Rosenau

Hollywood shocker: Universal may pass on sure megahit "Silence of the Lambs" sequel

Be true to your portal: Registered users are the cream of the Internet crop

Kaitlin Quistgaard

Blue Glow: Live on ESPN: The National Spelling Bee

Y2Ka-ching! How entrepreneurs of the apocalypse are banking on disaster

Poniewozik to the media: Enough with the post-Littleton "good taste" shtick, already!

James Poniewozik

"The Elusive Embrace": Passion, identity and gay fatherhood

Michael Sragow: Robert Altman and Anne Rapp are the new Lennon and McCartney of moviemaking

Music: Waylon Jennings' outlaw streak

Rogue's Gallery: Wanted for dumpiness: Snide FBI wanted poster adds insult to investigation

Douglas Cruickshank

Excerpt from "The Elusive Embrace": A boy in a graveyard walks a path to seduction

Daniel Mendelsohn

Technology Log: Alphabet soup: Can AOL protect MP3 from the RIAA?

Did Disney deal spike Eisner bio?

Scott Rosenberg: A Microsoft breakup could be the best thing that ever happened to the company

Scott Rosenberg

Music: An underground supergroup: Post-rocky Tortoise meets the artsy Ex

Blue Glow: Guy-talk on "The X Show"; Chris Rock, Lauryn Hill honored on "Essence Awards"

Sarah Vowell: Love, truth and videotape

Silicon Follies: Zen cats, dragon's eyes and the valley's Gertrude Stein

Thomas Scoville

Martin Cruz Smith's "Havana Bay": Love and death in Cuba

Wages of fear: There's nothing sadder than a university salary list

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Zorn blows: A klezmer-tinged Masada and a pretentious Don Byron play the Bell Atlantic Jazz Festival

Cintra Wilson: Models, money and angry vagina art in Soho

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