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The empty man

Chris Lehmann
Is lots and lots of money all there is to George W. Bush? Molly Ivins says yes, Elizabeth Mitchell says no.

Stealth merchandising

Shoshana Marchand
Why is the venerable Scholastic book club company peddling cheesy toys in classrooms?

Pols, guns and androgyny

Camille Paglia
A speed-of-light cultural flyover covering McCain, Koresh, guns, Hillary, "G.I. Blues," a heartfelt appeal to the Winslet Brigade, "Star Trek" and, well, you get the idea.

A California lawsuit makes Paris tremble

Mark Hunter
Did the toughest corporate raider in France play the stooge for a bank gone wrong?

A very foreign life

Pico Iyer
In Nara, Japan, a universe of connections and contradictions unfolds daily.

Why does porn have to be so dumb?

Virginia Vitzthum
Porn and mainstream media abandon plot for "gonzo" reality.

The alien home

Pico Iyer
A globe-wandering writer discovers that home is the most foreign place of all.

Himmelfarb vs. the '60s

Charles Taylor
There's no room for real life in Gertie's America.

Oversexed, talky and inspired

Ann Hodgman
Three new cookbooks run the gamut from the ridiculous to the truly essential.

Mark Fuhrman in cleats?

Peter Collier
Atlanta Braves pitcher John Rocker is the new whipping boy for the American race industry.

Sharps & Flats

Andy Battaglia
Juvenile's rhymes are near idiotic, but the production -- that's another story.

Eli

Cynthia Durcanin
As Havana waits for Castro's demise, even his enemies are appalled by the way Miami's Cuban exiles have used the motherless boy for their own political ends.

Vampiros lesbos

Donna Minkowitz
If "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" is the hottest gay show on TV, why are all of the characters straight?

A Blackwellian nightmare

Martha Barnette
On the 40th anniversary of the worst-dressed list, a writer recalls the acerbic designer -- and a beauty magazine assignment that went terribly wrong.

The Juggling Act:WNYC's Series on Work and Family

Salon Staff
In partnership with Mothers Who Think and Salon.com

A Jew for baby Jesus

Amy Silverman
I can't help having myself a merry little Christmas.

Something for nothing?

Lydia Lee
On freebie sites you can't always get what you want, but if you try real hard you just might get something free.

“Magnolia”

Charles Taylor
Even with a stellar cast, director Paul Thomas Anderson's "Boogie Nights" follow-up flounders without a punchline.

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor
Will MP3.com make you a rock star? Plus: If pilots can boost safety, your doctor ought to be able to; looking for literature's "real men."

TV party tonight

Jeff Stark
Commercials feature the best music on television, but that hasn't gotten in the way of more soundtracks from "Friends," "Buffy," "Ally," "The Simpsons" and more.

London fog

Elkan Allan
How Tony Blair, loony leftists and a sex scandal around a charismatic author turned the London mayor's race into a political-party nightmare.

Ali of Mali: Guitar king of the Sahara

Damien Cave
He reigns over the Timbuktu Social Club, but his distinctive, bluesy sound is reaching all around the world.

Toy story

Mark Gimein
Between "eToys" and "etoy" lies more than a letter's difference.

David Cronenberg

Steve Burgess
For more than three decades, his films have been taking you to the weirdest of worlds. Lucky for you, you can always walk out -- unless you're too terrified to move.
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