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Movie Interview: Peckerhead
Laura Miller
John Waters talks about nude prisoners, illegal pubic hair and the unlikelihood of getting laid at New York art parties.
From screaming babies to screaming college students
Camille Paglia
Introducing Camille on Campus: 'The Nurture Assumption' is a rambling, anecdotal memoir that reinforces America's lazy parenting
The Shadow Sheds Light
Adam Heimlich
Josh Davis, a.k.a. DJ Shadow, goes on the record about his latest project, 'Psyence Fiction,' the debut album from UNKLE.
Conception by deception
Tracy Quan
Why do women get away with "accidentally" getting pregnant -- when if a man tried to pull the same manipulative stunt, he'd be Bobbitted?
Confessions of Harper's Serf
Marc Herman
The lessons gleaned from an internship at an elite magazine are the stuff that dreams and nightmares are made of.
Ufology
Christina Valhouli
After decades of debunking and naysaying, why have academics invited aliens into the ivory tower.
What goes around, comes around
Joe Conason
The self-righteous bullies on Capitol Hill like to conduct sexual inquisitions as long as no one fights back.
Pornography of despair
D.J. Waldie
d.j. waldie on mike davis, author of
'ecology of fear', and his predictions that los angeles will be destroyed
by an ecological apocalypse.
The heart of a tourist hustler
Lisa Dreier
On a lonely trip in far-off India, Lisa Dreier befriended the local playboy. Who could have anticipated what would happen next?
Where am I gonna go today?
Aaron Paulson
The Internet is a great way to explore the world of teaching English overseas from the comfort of your desktop -- and it may even land you a (real) job!
Sheryl Crow
Douglas Wolk
A kinder, gentler Usenet
Janelle Brown
A kinder, gentler Usenet: By Janelle Brown. Will putting a friendly face on the Internet's wilderness of newsgroups improve them -- or tame them?
Is cyberpunk still breathing?
Andrew Leonard
Two new science-fiction novels take a stab at an increasingly moribund genre.
The $10,000 hoop
Zachary Karabell
Has higher education become an exercise in futility for most Americans?
The Richard Stallman saga, redux
Andrew Leonard
"The Saint of Free Software" sparks new debates about the philosophy of the open-source movement.
Music Feature: Listen through this
Stephanie Zacharek
Stephanie Zacharek defends Courtney Love's new wardrobe and her new record, 'celebrity skin'
Listen through this
Stephanie Zacharek
Stephanie Zacharek defends Courtney Love's new wardrobe and her new record, 'celebrity skin'
Sloan
Fiona Morgan
Now he belongs to the ages
Steve Kettmann
Mark McGwire's towering feat united the country in admiration -- and brought baseball back from its lowest point.
Home Movies by Charles Taylor: Latin American Gothic
Charles Taylor
Roman Polanski's overwrought version of "Death and the Maiden" undermines the play's tidy message of tolerance.
Raving in Goa
Karl Taro Greenfeld
A passage to India: Karl Taro Greenfeld ventures into the dark heart of the Goan rave scene, with an unlikely guide-cum-drug-dealer named Ian.
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