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Naked city?
Ron Feemster
A class-action suit seeks damages for thousands of New Yorkers the Giuliani administration admits were strip-searched after being arrested
for misdemeanors.
Will the real Eloise please stand up?
Amy Benfer
Now that "Eloise" is back in print, her fans can once again reclaim her as their own.
“Flight Maps”
Andrew O'Hehir
Feathered hats, plastic flamingos: Five essays examine Americans' uneasy relation to nature.
The midwife of modern midwifery
Katie Allison Granju
From her Tennessee commune, Ina May Gaskin almost single-handedly inspired the rebirth of midwifery in the United States.
The face that launched a thousand trips
Amy Reiter
Long ago and far away, Keir Dullea commanded the spaceship in Kubrick's mind-bending movie that rocketed the sci-fi genre into blockbuster orbit.
$20 million tears
Etelka Lehoczky
Forget about the doe eyes and the megawatt smile -- Julia Roberts' real knack is for suffering. And that, in Hollywood, is priceless.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
We face street harassment every day; should the dean have been busted for computer porn?
“The Calling”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A lapsed Catholic goes back to her roots and explores our fascination with nuns.
Traitor in chief
David Horowitz
Clinton has not only dismantled our national defense, he has given away our military advantages to enemies all too willing to destroy us.
A mother defends Marilyn Manson
Nani Power
Despite his antichrist antics, the shock-rocker is really a pussycat who creates artful music with a message.
The ad from hell
Ruth Shalit
Can a company successfully sue an agency for making a commercial that really, really sucks? Stay tuned for a word from our courthouse.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Waldron's baby wasn't "nursed to death"; readers clash on condom ban.
TV to over-49s: You haven't dropped dead yet?
James Poniewozik
Hey, Gramps! Want more
TV shows aimed at you? Then stop watching them.
Wall Street lynching
David Bowman
Falsely accused of bilking millions, a black bond trader talks about the frat-boy culture of high finance.
It takes a worried man
Roger Gathman
Stephen Dixon's brilliant new novel takes the American male beyond adolescence.
Ricky Martin — superstud or closet case?
Camille Paglia
The Rock Hudson PR Peter Meter is going off over the singing Latin heartthrob.
The Web's new tribal warfare
Andrew Leonard
Machine-gun lovers and vegetarians clash online -- and at the end of the rumble, a site lies in ruins.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
"Hardball" goof is truly scary; don't call stay-at-home dads incompetent!
Post of the Week
From Table Talk
Movies: STAR WARS BITES THE BIG ONE! Media: The Conyers shooting: Littleton II? Books: Book Sluts & Literary Lounge Lizards
Roger Scruton's incivility
Stephanie Zacharek
Does the philosopher understand the difference between commentary and libel?
Dialogue of the deaf
David Horowitz
The Los Angeles Times Book Review is controlled by a leftist editor who relentlessly censors other voices.
Out of the darkness
Patricia Weaver Francisco
In "Working with Available Light," a husband explores the bond men and women share in the aftermath of rape.
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