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Jerry Wexler
Alex Halberstadt
The great Atlantic Records producer gave us rhythm and blues -- as well as just about every R&B legend -- and retooled the very foundations of music producing.
A festival of sex and Frankensteins
Andrew Leonard
A report from the front lines of art, technology and fascism at Ars Electronica.
PETA on the spot
Alicia Montgomery
The animal rights group's milk-mustached Giuliani sours critics' sensibilities.
Whose crisis is this, anyway?
Debra Ollivier
Teens are getting the blame for their parents' failures.
Hollywood’s golden age
Cara Jepsen
From "Bathroom Frivolities" to "Gladiator," a semi-comprehensive guide to film's greatest pee scenes.
Bring on the misfits
Alan Deutschman
Silicon Valley owes its success to cultural outsiders, says Gregg Zachary in "The Global Me." When will the rest of the world open its doors?
Memo to my Hollywood friends
Joe Eszterhas
Don't fund the Gore-Lieberman ticket until we get some answers.
Improper dinner conversation
David Bowman
Carol Groneman, author of "Nymphomania: A History," finds that the loaded term says more about society than women.
“The Original Kings of Comedy”
Andrew O'Hehir
Spike Lee's low-budget concert movie turns a hysterical night of African-American humor into the hottest little picture of the summer.
Kissing up to the community
Damien Cave
Once hailed as San Francisco saviors, dot-coms now have to make nice with peeved neighbors.
Horny in the heartland
Garrison Keillor
While Mr. Blue gets mellow by the coast, they're feeling frisky closer to home.
Getting radical
Tristan Patterson
Skating might have been for punks, but they were as traditional as they come -- until some girls came along with the toughest 180 ever.
Red-light fever
Cary Tennis
I, too, love a district where anything goes, but William Vollmann's novel of San Francisco's Tenderloin goes too far.
Count-Me-In for cash
Janelle Brown
A new nonprofit makes it easy for women -- even with bad credit -- to snag biz loans on the Net.
Feeling dizzy? Spin some more!
Amy Reiter
Anne Heche returns to Earth and the official spinning begins; Mel Tormi's velvety estate goes on the market for more than you have. Plus: Meg Ryan and Dennis Quaid dash our hopes.
What happened to the women’s Web?
Janelle Brown
They promised a revolution, but all we got was horoscopes, diet tips and parenting advice.
Hunting pedophiles on the Net
James R. Kincaid
Is the truth about cybercrimes against children tamer than fiction?
A kinder, gentler Dottie Downturn
Dottie Downturn
Shamed by her own vituperation, Salon's queen of dot-com barbs vows to be more compassionate. Maybe.
Unexpected healing at Columbine High
Dave Cullen
The school unveils its new atrium, built to replace the library where so many died, and the victims' families find some peace.
Fuhgeddaboudit
Maria Russo
The Sopranos have made being Italian-American seem cool again, but maybe it's time to say arrivederci to all that.
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