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Now playing in 2,600 home theaters: Bush’s lies about Iraq
Michelle Goldberg
Director Robert Greenwald's "Uncovered" reveals the deceptions and distortions used to sell the invasion. And from the limousine liberals at Moby's bash in NYC to the regular folks in Billings, Mont., antiwar and anti-Bush audiences are eating it up.
The Fix
Karen Croft
J.Lo's horror film history, Fab Five get a raise, and P.Diddy runs for the kids. Plus: Weight Watchers wants Renee's big butt!
The Fix
Karen Croft
Howard Dean a metrosexual? Did the brothers Miramax say an actress was too fat to be hired? And Michael Douglas' ex knows why girls marry for money.
Hollywood goes down
Rebecca Traister
A spate of new films -- one with girl-next-door Meg Ryan -- depict graphic oral sex scenes. Is the film industry's portrayal of sexuality finally beginning to get real?
The Fix
Salon Staff
Bush and Brit play footsie, Heather McCartney likes Vladimir Putin, and Scorsese films Van, Mick and Eric. Plus: Naomi Campbell wants you to hire her to plan your party!
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Dixie Chicks' wings clipped -- literally. Paul McCartney in a tussle, and Dave Matthews no "American Idol" fan. Plus: A hip-hop star trades props with Howard Dean.
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Oprah a warmonger? Heidi's out, Daryl's in at Playboy. Plus: Tony and Meadow, throwing down shots?
The Fix
Amy Reiter
Russell vs. Mel! Said one Aussie heartthrob of the other: "I think he's got to get off the glue." Plus: One "Queer Eye" unhappy with Donald Trump.
The Fix
Karen Croft
Ben and J.Lo star in a stinker, the Donald stars in a reality show, and Russell Crowe writes a down and dirty song. Plus: Who is the new Walter Cronkite?
The Fix
Karen Croft
Tom makes Nicole cry, Polanski and Eminem give thanks, P.Diddy talks about his love life, and Calvin Klein talks to Sprewell -- during a game! Plus: Who are the most hated people in New York?
Bush vs. Bush
Jake Tapper
The coming Iraq war represents the president's ultimate rebellion against his father.
Orange is the new black
Tina Brown
The fashion world tries the new post-9/11 reality on for size -- and it's a poor fit. Plus: This tough-guy White House needs more gays!
Sharon’s insecurity, Bush’s indecision
Aluf Benn
As an anxious Israeli prime minister flies to Washington to make sure he has U.S. support, Bush is still wavering and stalling for time -- and Arafat's ouster seems closer than ever.
The bull in Martha Stewart’s china shop
Katharine Mieszkowski
Christopher Byron explains why his unauthorized biography has ruffled the "queen of whitebread living."
Last exit before Armageddon
Gary Kamiya
The U.S. still has a chance to broker a lasting peace in the Middle East. But to do so, it must go beyond merely denouncing terrorism and push through a political solution.
Touring Times Square
David Bowman
The lost seediness can still be found, if you're with the king of 42nd Street.
All hail Pottersville!
Gary Kamiya
The "bad" town in "It's a Wonderful Life" jumps and jives 24/7 with hot bars and cool chicks -- while "wholesome" Bedford Falls is a claustrophobic snooze.
Sex and the single Wolfgirl
Carina Chocano
Hey teens -- you think you have it bad? Here's a girl with real problems. Also: The VH1 Fashion Awards' celeb lineup: Hillary! Zoolander! The Donald!
The spam spoils of war
Damien Cave
Bin Laden toilet paper! Cipro e-mail! In the great American tradition, an army of entrepreneurs is trying to make hay on horror.
“Rush Hour 2”
Charles Taylor
The newest installment in Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker's cop-buddy franchise isn't any good -- but it's no chore to sit through either.
Kooks ‘R’ U.S.
Ian Williams
By going its own way on biological weapons, Kyoto, missile defense and a growing list of global issues, the Bush administration is turning the United States into a pariah.
UFOs in the land of the rising sun
Steve Burgess
In Japan's version of Roswell, N.M., you don't stay out after dark, and even the soup contains flying saucers.
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