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Brilliant careers: Hugh Hefner, the indefatigable swinger
Chris Colin
The 20th century's indefatigable swinger mixed martinis, cavorted women, and reinvented himself right up to the end
Frequently asked questions to end the millennium
Scott Kirsner
Uncertainty surrounds a bug that could cause computers to confuse the year 2000 with 1900. This FAQ will do nothing to change that.
2 concepts of sexual hysteria
Linda R. Hirshman, Jane E. Larson
The Republicans and Democrats are both possessed by sexual hysterias -- in one case 'The Crucible,' in the other 'Boogie Nights.'
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Is Mahir just another celebrity victim? Plus: Quibbling with our film critics over the year's best; did Columbine school officials overreact?
Are you there, God?
Lawrence Osborne
The Templeton Foundation invests millions so scientists might prove that faith works. But their answers aren't what Sir John Templeton wants to hear.
Crisis of faith
Margaret Wertheim
Scientists who use evolutionary psychology to explain religion are ignoring facts and missing the point.
Storm of the century
Frank Houston
Rubin "Hurricane" Carter has lived a life of novelistic proportions. Unfortunately, the only fiction was the prosecutor's case.
Sharps & Flats
Christopher Binkley
Sixteen Deluxe got 300 seconds on life's version of "120 Minutes." So why are they still at it?
The roar of the greasepaint, the smell of the crowd
Michael Sragow
Director Mike Leigh gives Gilbert and Sullivan the Dickens in "Topsy-Turvy."
The hall of shame
Julian Rubinstein
From the murder to a football star's pregnant girlfriend to the retirement of four sports icons, 1999 was a bad year to be a sports fan.
And a little scumbag shall lead them
James Poniewozik
The past week's news gush nearly tripped up attempts at year-end news wrap-ups, but James Poniewozik sees clearly: The big news this year was sex and the president.
'Tis the season to be pissed off
Elliott Neal Hester
Too many bags and too few bins make frequent flyers cry foul.
Naked eye
Daniel Sieberg
A prudish hacker caught me surfing porn and turned the image on my monitor, and my world, upside down.
A new way to spend money
Anthony York
Political campaigns know who you are, where you're registered to vote, what party you're affiliated with -- and which Web sites you use.
Black like who?
Debra Dickerson
Mumia Abu-Jamal may be a symbol of racism to the celebrity set, but to most black people, he's just a scary character who probably got what he deserved.
Sharps & Flats
Seth Mnookin
A new box set of lesser-known Django Reinhardt cuts illuminates another side of the hottest jazz guitarist in the world.
Kosovo culture clash
Laura Rozen
War criminals in the former Yugoslavia are getting a free ride from French and American peacekeepers.
Just in time for the holidays: Guilt
Sean Elder
Want some Christmas cheer with your magazines? Forget about it.
“My Garden (Book):” by Jamaica Kincaid
Jaime Manrique
The chilly-hearted writer's new collection pulses with a surprising tenderness and poetry.
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