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Salon Staff
A new White Stripes video, music from the Arcade Fire, and a massive selection of Wu-Tang-related videos.

The Fix

Salon Staff
Holmes' parents caught off-guard. Aniston laughs through her tears. And Hermes comes crawling back to Oprah.

The Fix

Salon Staff
Ann Coulter, anal sex: Don't ask! Britney's pregnancy test: Sold! Paris Hilton: What's a blog?

What ever happened to safe sex?

Alysia Abbott
Spurred by fears of a deadly new strain of HIV, the gay community is searching its soul over its dangerous new complacency about AIDS.

Summers’ simplistic stereotyping

Kirsten Powers
Women fail or succeed just as men do, for all sorts of reasons. Why not leave it at that until science proves otherwise?

Owning a piece of our brains

Oliver Burkeman, Bobbie Johnson
With the launch of MSN Search, Microsoft hopes to dominate the market for a simple tool that has become essential to our lives.

Like father, like son

Eric Boehlert
As Colin and Michael Powell exit the Bush administration, they leave legacies of failure.

How Microsoft is losing the war on spam

Brian McWilliams
Bill Gates said junk e-mail would be history by 2006. His prediction's being buried by an avalanche of Viagra ads and Rolex pitches -- and his company's policies are a big reason why.

Thong warfare and the kidnapped beauty queen

Dana Vachon
A tour of socialist Venezuela, where 98 percent of the people are poor and the other 2 percent ogle metrosexual Tarzans and silicone-perfect blonds at a well-lubed fashion show.

“I got diagnosed with an STD since we played”

Lynn Harris
A new Internet-based public health program in San Francisco allows gay men with STDs to anonymously inform their partners via e-mail.

Remove me!

Brian McWilliams
Do those unsubscribe links actually work, or are they just another spammer scam? A reporter goes undercover in the world of fake Rolexes to find the answer.

All Kobe, all the time

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Why don't environmental stories get covered? Because the giant media conglomerates -- with the help of the Bush administration -- have abandoned any notion of civic responsibility.

The Fix

Salon Staff
Michael Moore gets sued for a million bucks -- and possibly disqualified from Oscar contention. Plus: Monica Lewinsky tackles the ethics of checkbook journalism.

Preacher’s son

Baz Dreisinger
Channeling Bob Marley and Bob Dylan, Wyclef Jean (Howard Dean's favorite musician) is saving hip-hop from its purgatory of bling-bling and booty.

Out-Foxed

Geraldine Sealey
How Rupert's red-state cable channel waved the flag and beat CNN.

The Fix

Salon Staff
"The Passion" to play Tel Aviv, Blair defends Beckham's right to privacy, and Paul Newman unhappy about Princeton beer-guzzling contest. Plus: Super Bowl streaker on defense.

Stop him before he clicks again!

Lynn Harris
Internet filters were supposed to keep kids away from X-rated sites. Now some grown-ups, unable to stop porn-surfing on their own, are submitting to the filters themselves.

The Fix

Salon Staff
Ted Turner compares the AOL-Time Warner merger to the Titanic, Marilyn Manson proposes, and Mick Jagger and Pierce Brosnan compete for a famous pub.

One cable company to rule them all

Farhad Manjoo
Comcast's bid to buy Disney raises a specter even scarier than the witch in Snow White: A Mickey Mouse Internet.

Advice to Kerry: It’s all about heart

Fred Branfman
It's not enough to be smarter than George W. Bush -- you've got to show some real feeling.

King Kaufman Sports Daily

Salon Staff
Even Janet Jackson's exposed breast couldn't upstage a classic Super Bowl that, no offense, wasn't all defense.

The Fix

Amy Reiter, Karen Croft
"Lord of the Rings" wins in the Windy City, Sean Connery likes scotch, and AOL lets you watch movies now! Plus: Ben Affleck talks about his big head.
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