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Movie Feature: Art amnesia?
Alyssa Katz
Was it rape or was it love? Feminists quarrel with a dreamy French film about a woman painter's life.
Don't go there
Tim Barrett
On a car tour of Mexico, Tim Barrett discovers that venturing off the beaten track doesn't always deliver the anticipated rewards.
Hacker heaven, editors’ hell
Scott Rosenberg
The New Republic's bogus article reveals a chasm of cluelessness.
No irony please — we're leftists
James Poniewozik
No irony please -- we're leftists The American left's disdain for irony and popular appeal ensures its irrelevance
Into the heart of China
Joshua Cohen
On summer vacation, Joshua Cohen and a fellow English teacher based in Hunan venture into the rural north to visit their star student -- and get a glimpse of rural realities.
Les birds et les bees
Debra S. Ollivier
When it comes to teaching their toddlers about sex, they really do do things differently in France
Mothers Who Think: The single-mom scam
Douglas Cruickshank
In Nick Hornby's hilarious new novel, "About a Boy," a failed lothario hits upon an ingenious way to score -- and learns that kids complicate things in ways he never imagined
Special Report: Men on Viagra
Susie Bright
The Best of Friends
Daniel Mendelsohn
Daniel
Mendelsohn looks at how Hollywood movies depict friendships between gay men
and straight women
Maximum confusion
Janelle Brown
Maximum confusion: By Janelle Brown. On the Web, a typo throws frat boys and feminists onto each other's turf.
Movie Interview: The importance of being Wilde
Cynthia Joyce
An interview with Britain's new Renaissance man, Stephen Fry.
A cry against the swine
Lori Leibovich
Pete Hamill, pitchfork in hand, will be waiting in hell for the ignorant publishers and egocentric, lazy reporters who have desecrated the noble profession of newspapering
“Bulworth”
Charles Taylor
Customer disservice
Simon Firth
“Wilde”
Carol Lloyd
Communism on your coffee table!
Barbara Ehrenreich
Barbara Ehrenreich on how all-conquering capitalism has turned Karl Marx's "Communist Manifesto" into a glossy adornment that goes with most decorating schemes.
Media Circus : Bronfmania!
James Poniewozik
Entertainment journalism's power lists and box-office fixations make every fan a mogul.
How many working fathers does it take to screw in a light bulb?
Elizabeth Rapoport
One. But only if a working mother bought some while shopping for diapers on sale before picking the kids up from soccer practice and ordering a pizza for dinner on the car phone.
America's war on children
Joan Walsh
Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Cornel West have written a call to arms for American parents. But their big-tent strategy leaves us stranded at the front.
Forget Shorty
Courtney Weaver
What is it about small men that keeps them at the bottom of the erotic pecking order?
Hollywood swingers
Ray Sawhill
The heroes of America's film renaissance were brought down by their excesses, two new books argue -- and they took American cinema with them.
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