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Persian pop vs. the revolution
Vivienne Walt
Iran's strict laws have created two cultures: The official and the real.
A wizard of Hollywood
Michael Sragow
Steve Kloves, screenwriter for Curtis Hanson's new "Wonder Boys," takes on Hollywood's hottest property -- boy wonder Harry Potter.
When bad shows become truly abominable
Frank Houston
Who was the real victim of the "Multi-millionaire" hoax?
Sharps & Flats
Jon Caramanica
A compilation of songs from this year's Grammy nominees aims for the hearts of soccer moms and Shrieking Teenage Girls.
Direct to you
Dena Bunis
Drug companies are spending big bucks so you'll ask your doctor for their products by name.
Be fruitful and multiply
Michael Kress
Infertile couples who are members of strict religious organizations often find themselves vilified by the church.
Alpha male epsilon
Andy Dehnart
Although an exact definition remains elusive, most people know a frat
boy when they see one. And suddenly, they're seen everywhere.
Real art is murder
Michael Scott Moore
Valerie Solanas, the woman who shot Andy Warhol, died forgotten a decade ago. Now her never-produced play has been dusted off to combat NEA "censorship."
The GOP's Titanic?
Daryl Lindsey, Alicia Montgomery
That great sucking sound Tuesday may have been the sinking of Republican chances to win in November, observers say.
Pols, guns and androgyny
Camille Paglia
A speed-of-light cultural flyover covering McCain, Koresh, guns, Hillary, "G.I. Blues," a heartfelt appeal to the Winslet Brigade, "Star Trek" and, well, you get the idea.
From diapers to drugs
Arthur Allen
A new study shows a three-fold increase in mind-altering drugs being given to preschoolers.
What do Bush, branding and secret societies have in common?
Max Garrone
Skull and Bones tries to keep things quiet, Michigan is too close to call and the Democrats debate in Harlem.
Mud-slinging with a spin
Jake Tapper
Bush: McCain is intolerant for saying I'm too tolerant of the intolerant. Understand?
A California lawsuit makes Paris tremble
Mark Hunter
Did the toughest corporate raider in France play the stooge for a bank gone wrong?
Moonies rally against “free sex”
Hank Hyena
Waving signs declaring, "One man, one wife," students take to the streets of Seoul to promote chastity.
Sharps & Flats
John Perry
"BBC Sessions" captures the tension and drive of the Who's unlikely marriage of pop smarts and rock violence.
DeCSS decoy
Damien Cave
A free-software fanatic unleashes a "useless" program to foil investigators looking for the DeCSS DVD decryption code.
Michigan's Death Star
Anthony York
Gov. John Engler and George W. Bush have mobilized their imperial forces in the Wolverine State. Can rebel John McCain fight his way through?
Bush's missed opportunity
Robert A. George
He won in South Carolina, but he could have won a lot more if he'd been willing to stand up to the bigots at Bob Jones University.
The uncivil war moves north
Jake Tapper
The power of the religious right may have decked McCain in South Carolina, but in Michigan he will battle Bush on more promising terrain.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the Editor
Readers clash over McCain's use of "gook" Plus: Splitting up siblings heartbreakingly common; the thrill of
playing God with a Sim family.
Brit's-eye view
Cathy Young
The specter of American gender extremism is making ripples across the Atlantic.
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