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American travesty
Peter Kurth
With a talking presidential penis and a shovelful of Hollywood dirt, Joe Eszterhas waxes trashy on the Lewinsky scandal.
Darva: Milking it!
Amy Reiter
No more nursing for Conger after nude photos; cameras rolling on new "Star Wars"; Hurley chompin' at the bit for post-Hugh horseplay. Plus: How Warren Beatty consoles Halle Berry.
Mommy smearest
Amy Reiter
It's spillsville for Jaid Barrymore, splitsville for Hugh Grant and Elizabeth
Hurley and the slammer for Bobby Brown.
Stalking Chunk
Norah Pierson
Long ago, a young girl watched "Goonies" and was smitten with one of the actors. Years later, she hunts him down and they end up ...
Rudy heads south
Anthony York
And so do his poll numbers; Hillary opens up a 10-point lead over the New York mayor.
Sharps & Flats
Lydia Vanderloo
The sad, dangerous sounds of the Dirty Three capture the wisdom of pain and experience.
McCain wins big
Jake Tapper
His double-digit victory over George W. Bush surprises everyone. But it was a snap compared to what John McCain has to do next.
Hillary, Naomi, Susan and Rush. Sheesh!
Camille Paglia
Clinton requires emergency intervention; Wolf's mind is amazingly slack; Faludi's "Stiffed" is a stiff. Meanwhile, Limbaugh brings a genuine intellectual service to American culture.
“Sensation” and lack of sensation
Camille Paglia
Gore's weightlessness is sinking him; applause for Giuliani's stand against the arrogant, pretentious, parasitic arts establishment; and praise (praise?) for Paltrow.
What I thought about for my summer vacation
Camille Paglia
Janet Reno blew it; Al Gore's a shaved terrier; Ricky Martin and Gwyneth Paltrow are tedious; Harper's Bazaar kicks Vogue's ass; and a few words on opera.
They feed horses, don't they?
Jake Tapper
Bush and Forbes finished one-two in the Iowa straw poll, and why not? They paid for this circus, after all.
Dialogue of the deaf
David Horowitz
The Los Angeles Times Book Review is controlled by a leftist editor who relentlessly censors other voices.
Financial crack
Debra Dickerson
The credit industry is getting wilier about taking our money, and addicted-to-spending Americans are letting them have it.
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