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Entertainment (page 1942)

Empowerment or exploitation? SmartGirl collects demographic data on its teen community

Technology Log: Once-proud push king Pointcast sells for pennies

Scott Rosenberg

Blue Glow: Chandler and Joey on the road to Vegas; "Will & Grace" finale

Call me Fido: Writers speak for animals -- because animals can't tell them to shut up

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A hooker, but an honest hooker: Poniewozik defends USA Today running ads on its front page

James Poniewozik

Selling Salinger's letters: Sure, Maynard exploited him -- but he exploited her first

The director strikes back Irvin Kershner, the maker of the best "Star Wars" film, talks about George Lucas and magic moments on

Vikram Seth's "An Equal Music": A chameleonic author turns to love

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Rogues' Gallery: The man who mistook a breast for a $100 bill

Douglas Cruickshank

Blue Glow: "The Nanny" packs it in; remember Joe Piscopo?

Silicon Follies: Barry gets advice from a wizard with a Harvard degree and a $4,000 suit

Thomas Scoville

"Nathaniel's Nutmeg": History of spice trade meant for the movies

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Quake, Doom and blood lust: The gaming press ducks the issues while wallowing in gore

Wagner James Au

"The Pathology of Lies": A Tina Brown type hacks her way to the top -- literally

Stripping 101: A professor-stripper teaches her Mount Holyoke students erotic dancing

Technology Log: Smut meets erotica as Bianca shacks up with Nerve

Kaitlin Quistgaard

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20th century boy: Ewan McGregor's old-time Hollywood charm

Stephanie Zacharek

Camille Paglia: Guns and penises

Nothing Personal: Mike the Headless Chicken is more popular than Clinton!

Mr. Blue: My boyfriend can't deal with my taste for threesomes

Garrison Keillor

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Blue Glow: Prom night on "Buffy"; hawks and doves ponder Kosovo on "Frontline"

"Turn of the Century": Poniewozik on Kurt Andersen's hyper-sharp satire of the New York media world

James Poniewozik

Kaitlin Quistgaard

"White Oleander": A young girl's nightmare tour of L.A.'s foster care system

Trish Deitch Rohrer

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