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Sharps & Flats
Philip Booth
Galactic's swampy funk melds Meters-style riffs, acid-jazz grooves and jam-band spontaneity.
A sense of Well being
Mary Elizabeth Williams, Susan McCarthy, Jon Carroll, Farai Chideya, Mary Mackey, Steve Silberman
A most influential online community celebrates its 15th anniversary.
The drug war gravy train
Daniel Forbes
How the White House rewarded U.S. News, Seventeen and other magazines for publishing anti-drug articles.
The granny caught in the middle
Anthony York
Bush-Gore Internet wars ensnare 90-year-old great-grandmother.
“It's not broken but we're fixing it”
Damien Cave
The patent office reveals its new plan for examining "business method" patents, and, no, it says, it's not responding to industry pressure.
The making of a boogeyman
Jesse Drucker
While Republicans demonize him, Al Sharpton's influence has never been greater.
Fans hate director picked for Harry Potter film
Laura Miller
"Home Alone" helmer called "worst kind of hack."
The return of the White Negro
Michael Sragow
Filmmaker James Toback talks about race, sex, Warren Beatty and his explosive new movie, "Black and White."
V.P. hopes and racist jokes
Compiled by Anthony York
New Jersey Gov. Christie Whitman tags along with George W. Bush and basks in the speculation spotlight, while a Democratic Senate candidate from Jersey gets into hot water.
Forbes endorses Bush
Compiled by Max Garrone
Bush makes an education proposal, the press is flogged for picking on Gore and Giuliani goes to court.
What'n the heck is MobShop?
Katharine Mieszkowski
People were making fun of the name of Accompany, so the group-discount shopping site changed it to, um, well ...
Brave new e-books
Craig Offman
We've seen the future of publishing, and the wrong people are freaking out.
In the land of the Yomiuri Giants
Sasha Issenberg
In Tokyo Wednesday, a group of Americans engaged in a
Japanese tradition more than a century old. The Americans are
the Mets and the Cubs. The tradition is baseball.
Opening the dungeon
Wagner James Au
Does game maker Wizards of the Coast really want to create an open-source Dungeons & Dragons, or is it just trying to capitalize on the buzz?
He's tough, but he isn't crazy
Robert A. George
Why does everyone want to put Rudy Giuliani on the couch when he throws a temper tantrum?
John-John, I kinda knew ye
Craig Offman
And I'm going to make a bundle writing about you. A JFK Jr. underling pens a memoir.
Gore and Bush jostle over reform
Anthony York
The vice president takes up campaign finance, and both parties spin for the upper hand.
Love and death in Chicago
Jeff Stark
"Waking the Dead" director Keith Gordon on passion, compromise and working for the man.
Be your own donkey
Rolf Potts
On an innocent walk into the Libyan Desert, our correspondent
discovers just how easily fancied adventures can turn into real ones.
Score!
Garrison Keillor
I'm having sex with my daughter's basketball coach and I'm terrified she'll find out. Should I bail out now or go for it?
Rape, robbery and anguish in the new South Africa
Jenefer Shute
I was arrested for fighting apartheid, but what good is freedom if rampant violence terrorizes blacks and whites alike?
Mary Ellen Mark
Andrew Long
With her strongly personal approach, she documents the lives of people on the edges of society -- from the prostitutes of Bombay to the street kids of Seattle to the cowboys of small-town Texas rodeos.
Forbes to endorse Bush
Compiled by Max Garrone
One Reform Party dispute is resolved; Rudy slips and New York gets tense.
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