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Location, location, location
Tracy Quan
Allison entreats me to find my G-spot and Jasmine discovers David's big secret.
Can Linux billionaires carry the free-software torch?
Andrew Leonard
As dot-com mania sends shares in open-source companies soaring, the movement searches its soul.
Jerusalem braces for Christian pilgrims
Flore de Preneuf
Hordes of tourists are coming to the holy city for millennial celebrations, but a clash between Orthodox and secular Jews has created a ban on Christmas in the city's kosher hotels.
The roar of the greasepaint, the smell of the crowd
Michael Sragow
Director Mike Leigh gives Gilbert and Sullivan the Dickens in "Topsy-Turvy."
Former Disney exec dodges a bullet
Sean Elder
The federal sex case against Patrick Naughton falls apart as jury and old friends see something other than a monster.
Sharps & Flats
Britt Robson
Hip-hop producers Prince Paul and the Automator recruit young multi-culti bohos for their Handsome Boy Modeling School.
“When Bad Things Happen to Other People” by John Portmann
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new look at Schadenfreude forgives us that nasty vice, but doesn't let us have
much fun with it.
Twenty ways the '90s changed television
Joyce Millman
From "Twin Peaks" to "The X-Files" to "The Simpsons" (O.J. included), TV broke ground and rules in the last decade of the century.
“Food: A Culinary History” edited by Jean-Louis Flanddrin and Massimo Montanari
Gavin McNett
The Romans feasted more sensibly than you thought, according to a highly readable, scholarly anthology.
It's too late, baby
Garrison Keillor
My husband finally quit drinking so I wouldn't leave him, but now I can't imagine ever letting him touch me again.
Kosovo culture clash
Laura Rozen
War criminals in the former Yugoslavia are getting a free ride from French and American peacekeepers.
A special hell called dating
Steve Burgess
What philanthropic urge did she think was motivating my dinner invitations? Concern that anyone so dense is surely unable to boil water and must be fed?
Media circus
Tracy Quan
After a tense moment in our underwear, Jasmine, Allison and I crowd
around for April's talk show debut.
Just in time for the holidays: Guilt
Sean Elder
Want some Christmas cheer with your magazines? Forget about it.
Lyrical
Janet Fitch
The author of "White Oleander" picks four novels and one memoir that read like poetry.
To the moon, Al
Jake Tapper
Al Gore and Bill Bradley square off in New Hampshire, with Ted Koppel cast in the role of marriage counselor.
Diary of a teacher's last year
David Alford
Tenure made me soft. Then an aikido master taught me his moves.
All tech, all the time
Jenn Shreve
Going e-postal and other tales of the technological revolution. Plus: Blood-spurting penises and mushrooming: adventure sport for the elite?
The survivalist's guide to do-it-yourself medicine
Mary Roach
Come the apocalypse, who will fill your prescriptions?
Die Santa! Die!
Elizabeth Bobrick
As I see it, lying about Santa is like covering for a friend who's
having an affair with a jerk.
It's a boy's, boy's, boy's world (and a girl's)
Michael Sragow
"Liberty Heights" stars Ben Foster and Rebekah Johnson talk about race relations and "spilling seed" in Barry Levinson's latest look back at Baltimore.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Andrew Sullivan defends his politics
Plus: You don't have a right to privacy on your boss's time; did HIV+ mom make the right choice?
Plus: You don't have a right to privacy on your boss's time; did HIV+ mom make the right choice?
Bush gets religion
Jake Tapper
The GOP front-runner extols Jesus and criticizes McCain in his third debate.
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