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Joe Cruel
Allen Barra
A massive new biograpy dishes heaps of DiMaggio dirt -- and comes across pretty grubby itself.
All aboard the rear car!
Katharine Mieszkowski
A gay men's "cruising" Web site issues a call to arms to get guys to the back of the bus.
Art for Armani’s sake
Albert Lee
New York's institutions of high culture are unashamedly selling out to high fashion.
A comeback for Gore?
Compiled by Salon staff
Roger Ebert, Joe Eszterhas, Andrew Sullivan and others dissect the final debate of the campaign.
I miss crack babies
Jade Hays
Complaining about how San Francisco is going to hell in a handbasket just ain't as easy as it used to be.
The game of art
Howard Wen
In the exhibit "Screenshots," tragedy is rendered in a playful resolution.
The Hard Rap Cafe
Alex Pappademas
The Brooklyn Museum's "Hip-Hop Nation" show surveys rap's journey from Bronx block parties to cold-lampin' in the Hamptons.
Bagels, no lox
Annalee Newitz
A new Web site, HalfJew.com, plans to use the Internet to create a community for the partially Judaic.
The book of Jane
David Bowman
Jane Hamilton, author of "The Book of Ruth," talks about her new novel, Civil War reenactors and how e-mail has facilitated Midwestern adultery.
Lesbian fingers
Laurie Essig
Discrimination against us is underlined in the indelible ink of science.
Is Bush bad for the poor?
Alicia Montgomery
The Texas record gets another once-over while
Bush butters up supporters on the right and a Republican dream team tours for women's votes.
Computer toy joy
Janelle Brown
Robot buddies will lead our children into a bright future, says Mark Pesce in his new book, "The Playful World."
Missed New York
Julie Pham
At a state beauty pageant, one contestant sabotages her chances by telling the sordid truth.
Sexual moderates
Emily Jenkins
The American media makes us think we are strange if we aren't thinking about sex all the time.
Reefer madness
Gary Kamiya
America's surreal hypocrisy about recreational drugs has reached the full-blown Dali stage.
“Upside Down” by Eduardo Galeano
Greg Villepique
The author of "Memory of Fire" delivers a scathing, mischievous indictment of North America's hypocrisy and consumer culture.
Eat Crowe, Meg Ryan tells press
Amy Reiter
Dennis Quaid's ex insists nobody came between them, despite rumors; Boy George explains Eminem's sexual karma. U.K. prudes to Cameron Diaz: Keep your hands where we can see them!
Big night for Bush
Compiled by Salon staff
Christopher Buckley, Norman Lear, Al Franken, Joe Eszterhas and other critics review Debate 2.
Art for politics’ sake
Ray Sawhill
A critic of the NEA and Harvard talks about the narrow-minded, shock-obsessed contemporary art scene.
Evil on trial
Jesse Berrett
Can war crimes tribunals and truth commissions really curb man's inhumanity to man?
The new, improved Steve Jobs
Janelle Brown
Even if he did try to stop publication of a biography about him, there's a lot to admire about the Apple CEO, says author Alan Deutschman.
Your horoscope for the week
Rob Brezsny
Robust Nietzschean joy, sledgehammers and Krazy Glue and vying to be the most modern dinosaur on your block.
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