Showing results for: group (page 1985)
Stop this benefit!
Jim DeRogatis
McCartney, Jagger, Bowie et al. turn out for a benefit show that was long on schlock and short on facts and truth.
Balrogs! Cave trolls! Hobbits!
Bill Wyman
Critics get to see a 25-minute preview of December's much-anticipated "Lord of the Rings" movie.
Love in the time of terrorism
Lillian Ann Slugocki
Please tell me that you were compelled to take a stranger to bed, then tell me that you will never speak of it again.
“The Last Castle”
Stephanie Zacharek
Redford and Gandolfini have a battle of wills in this very manly prison movie from the director of "The Contender."
Optional burqas and mandatory malnutrition
Janelle Brown
After spending 18 months studying Afghanistan, Dr. Lynn Amowitz reports that life under the Taliban is more brutal -- and more complicated -- than we suspected.
Terror cleansing
Chris Colin
Since Sept. 11, pop culture has been purging itself of anything potentially insensitive. But who decides what "sensitive" is?
“From Hell”
Charles Taylor
The Hughes brothers' portrait of Jack the Ripper and Victorian England misses the intricate and disturbing nature of the graphic novel on which their film is based.
This blood’s for you!
Bill Wyman
Milk, it turns out, isn't the only potable fluid you can get from a cow
The agony of American Jews
Anthony York
As conflict in Israel escalates in the wake of Sept. 11, hawks and doves debate whether forcing Sharon to negotiate with Arafat amounts to appeasement.
The crossroads
Flore de Preneuf
The murder of an Israeli extremist by Palestinian extremists pushes both Sharon and Arafat to the brink -- and threatens to doom the peace process.
When “Friends” screw
Salon Staff
I mean, are they still "Friends" then? Plus: Back to "Gilligan's Island"; "Crossing Jordan"; "Third Watch"; and more!
How did they get in?
Jake Tapper
Of the 19 terrorists implicated in last month's slaughter, 13 were admitted into the U.S. legally. The other six completely escaped the government's detection. Which of these two facts is more alarming?
Our first line of defense
Laura Miller
An expert on public health talks about what America needs to fight a bioterrorist attack, why we don't have it and how stocking up on cipro is a danger to everyone.
Love among the ruins
Cary Tennis
Salon's new advice columnist addresses the perils of post-Sept. 11 romance, fear of being fat, a best man's toast that went too far and other scenes from the human dramedy.
The nation’s last anthrax scare
Frederick Clarkson
No one paid much attention when abortion providers received letters supposedly tainted with anthrax in 1998 and 1999. Everyone's paying attention now.
Honey, I blew up bin Laden
Merle Kessler
The U.S. Army has asked Hollywood filmmakers to brainstorm terrorist scenarios. Here's one the olive drabsters will be gung-ho to greenlight.
Art Howe
Steve Kettmann
The laid-back manager of the hard-charging Oakland A's does it his way, laconically and happily. And that drives his critics crazy.
At least the camera loves him
Amy Reiter
Eminem said to have acting skillz; Hanks digs 'N Sync; DiCaprio's girlfriend gets spooked! Plus: Michael Jackson's dad out to catch terrorists.
The bid bombers of eBay
Gretchen Dukowitz
How a group of e-vigilantes, furious at profiteers attempting to cash in on the WTC tragedy, fought back.
Bin Laden as Lex Luthor
Gale Holland
There's something hauntingly familiar about the world's latest personification of evil, something with deep resonance in U.S. mythology.
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