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What about laughs?
Andy Dehnart
ABC's new sitcom seems stale already, but it has something other comedies don't -- the witty, intelligent Joan Cusack.
Will the Dems derail McCain-Feingold?
Jake Tapper
Campaign reform diary, Week 2: After a successful first week, the bill's supporters brace for opposition from unexpected places.
Oscar plays nice
Bill Wyman
At the 73rd Academy Awards, Steve Martin holds his fire, and not even Russell Crowe does anything naughty.
Throat-grabbing excitement
King Kaufman
The middle two rounds of the NCAA Tournament have just enough thrills and chills to overshadow the return of Bob Knight.
Death to the Minotaur
John Tynes
After a disastrous corporate drinking game, Wizards of the Coast grows up --
and loses its soul. Second of two parts.
Letters
Salon Staff
Readers respond to "'Once and Again' is once too often," by King Kaufman and "A matter of life in death," by J.B. Orenstein. Plus: Harvard Graduate School of Education responds to Christina Hoff Sommers.
The Meaning of Life 101
Laura Miller
Two authors explain philosophy's mysteries to the layman, but which book is better?
Ed Harris
Stephan Cox
The Oscar-nominated director and star of "Pollock" talks about silence, living inside your head and the similarity between acting and painting.
Death to the Minotaur
John Tynes
How Wizards of the Coast sacrificed its geeky, Gothic, sex-for-all idealism for Pok
Our wolves in uniform
Suzy Hansen
A novelist tells how U.S. sailors take Thai sex tours on the taxpayer's dime, and the Christian right cries foul.
I dated a stripper
Jay Griffith
Don't show you're a horn-dog -- even to a bisexual stripper porn star.
First of two parts.
Yeee-Haaaa!
Jennifer Maerz
The SXSW music conference promises live music, booze, parties and barbecue. And then more music. Our reporter wends her way with both ears blown.
Welcome to my world
Camille Paglia
Why we need to cut taxes deeper, reexamine American education and
tune out "The Sopranos."
The return of the hamsters!
Jeff Whitty
The stars of "Big Brother" -- angry Mega, Brittany the cuddle slut, gracious Cassandra and Chicken George -- meet and greet their fans.
Finally, a little mud
Jake Tapper
Before Congress even starts the day, a card-carrying member of the right-wing fringe labels McCain a "Manchurian Candidate."
Massacre at Tripod
Amy Standen
The Web hosting company over the weekend axes hundreds of fan-created pages, as well as anti-Malaysian government protest sites.
Dismemberment plan
Amy Reiter
Russell Crowe's wannabe kidnappers had finger-severing torture scheme; Angelina Jolie looks at Cambodia and sees sex. Plus: The Teletubbies are in trouble again -- for their tubbiness!
The marriage hoax
Maria Russo
Conservative moralists, alarmed by the divorce rate, want us to
return to a Golden Age of Marriage. Too bad it never existed.
Git along little hotties
Carina Chocano
Designers round up celebrities as they take their new collections to market.
Jean-Jacques Annaud
Stephen Lemons
The renowned French director of "Quest for Fire," "The Lover" and "Seven Years in Tibet" provokes a firestorm over his breathtaking new war film, "Enemy at the Gates."
This is beyond libel. It is surreal
David Horowitz
The columnist responds to Alicia Montgomery, who dubbed him "the white Al Sharpton."
Bushonics speakers strike back
Tom Mcnichol
We're mad as hell and we won't be misunderestimated anymore!
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