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“The Big Sleep”
Michael Sragow
Humphrey Bogart and Howard Hawks get Raymond Chandler so right, who cares if the plot doesn't square?
Bad blood
Asra Q. Nomani
A young, gay black man in West Virginia is murdered. Were his killers motivated by racism and homophobia -- or by a legacy of drugs, alcohol and habitual crime?
Meet “Big Brother”
Mark Pesce
Behind the scenes on the hit TV show, an army of watchers and editors chronicles every move of a dwindling cast.
“It’s a great pick”
Daryl Lindsey, Anthony York, Alicia Montgomery
Harry Shearer, Al Franken and Jewish leaders weigh in on Al Gore's veep choice.
Do not pass Go
Anthony York
Are the Philadelphia police using high bail to keep an activist leader away from the Democratic Convention?
Japanese coupling
Simon Moran
At an Osaka nightclub, the evening starts with a little piece of string. Where it leads is anybody's guess.
Bread instead of soldiers
Laura Rozen
On the front lines of war, humanitarian-aid workers do the work of diplomats -- but some say they should stay away from politics.
Autism and vaccination
Salon Staff
"Secret and Lies" by Lesli Mitchell; "A Recipe for Disaster" by Arthur Allen
Taking it from the streets
Anthony York
Philly police face ugly allegations after hundreds of protesters are detained for more than two days.
Well wheeled
Don George
Let the hipsters whine that it's out of fashion: Luggage with wheels is still the savvy traveler's choice.
“Coyote Ugly”
Stephanie Zacharek
Jerry Bruckheimer's foxy vixen dance party promises sleaze, produces only PG-13 sex talk and howlingly awful pop songs.
Melanie Griffith’s bald vanity
Amy Reiter
John Waters says his perky actress refused the hairless/clumpy look, despite his protestations; Elizabeth Hurley kisses and tells and recants. Plus: Cokie Roberts lives la vida loca.
Denial is holding blacks back
Earl Ofari Hutchinson
The hanging of a Mississippi teen was found to be a suicide, not a lynching, but black leaders keep fanning the flames of racial paranoia.
Big Brother — or your company — is watching you
Diane Seo
Hide those dirty pictures, scratch the solitaire: Major companies are increasingly monitoring employee Web, e-mail and phone activity.
Elizabeth Hurley spills the sex beans
Amy Reiter
Sex and the single girl's big mouth (hint: Hugh's lousy); Duran Duran nearly kills a man. Plus: Britney stalks royalty while Baba nabs the dead presidents.
Beyond the beach
Burt Wolf
In Miami, you can have fun in the sun -- and then experience the finest of the fine arts.
Dottie Downturn gets mean
Dottie Downturn
Salon's arbiter of new-economy etiquette takes on egomaniacal programmers, loathsome dot-commers and tedious dog-lovers.
There’s a riot goin’ on … Not!
Anthony York
One reporter, 200 police cars, a trapped Gummi Bear and finally: A protester!
Sharps & Flats
Joey Sweeney
Self-conscious New York indie rockers the Mendoza Line let their youth go to waste.
Trick of the light
Chris Colin
Scientists broke the speed of light -- or so we were told. Did the press keep us in the dark, or was it the scientists?
Eddie: What happened?
Michael Sragow
On the set of his first movie, he was young, gifted, black and beautiful. In his new one, it's just a Murphy, Murphy, Murphy, Murphy, Murphy World.
Republican landscaping
Carina Chocano
Where the Rock meets the Shrub, the uncanny parallels between wrestler and candidate sprout like sagebrush on the Texas prairie.
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