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Good old sex
Sean Elder
Modern Maturity -- the largest-circulation magazine in America -- gets sexier as the baby boomers realize that 50 isn't old after all.
“Outside Providence”
Stephanie Zacharek
The Farrelly brothers unself-consciously put a class-conscious spin on this wonderfully off-beat coming-of-age story.
Ice, ice, baby
Pippa Gordon
Here I am: Cold to the bone, face smeared with mud, herding horses near the Arctic Circle. Call me "Incredulous in Iceland."
The respectable cult
Laura Miller
A new book asks why Christian Science has gotten away with the kind of paranoid, secretive practices that usually push religions into the kook bin.
The ugly American embassy
Guy Raz, Steve Kettmann
The U.S. wants to build a new mission in Berlin, and cut into the grounds of a tree-filled park and the new Holocaust museum to do it.
Is welfare reform sending more kids to foster care?
Nell Bernstein
Despite the success stories, more families at the bottom are falling apart.
Single female seeks travel and romance — with child
Joan Oleck
A vacation resort for single moms and dads.
The 25-day bounce
Mark Gimein
Why do new stocks often jump at exactly the same point after the initial public offering?
Stress causes girls?
Jon Bowen
A study suggests that stress at conception can make your baby more likely to be female.
Warren Buffett
Larry Kanter
The Oracle of Omaha -- the world's greatest stock market investor -- lives in a house he bought for $31,500, dines on burgers and quotes Mae West. He's worth $36 billion ... give or take a few mil.
Bush won't have to testify in whistle-blower case
Robert Bryce
A Democratic judge rules Texas governor will not have to give a deposition in the so-called Formaldegate case.
Click here to make me rich
Chip Rowe
Online merchants need customers, and they need 'em bad, so I'm letting them use my Web site -- for a cut, of course.
Misadventures in Marxism
Lawrence Osborne
How can well-meaning American academics continue their romance with Karl Marx? European scholars can only guess.
Don't ask, he'll tell
Amy Silverman
An openly gay Mormon Republican flouts the Clinton administration's gays-in-the-military policy.
News flash: You're a crackpot
Cary Tennis
To be in the news, try making some -- or at least what passes for it these days.
Bone wars
Juno Gregory
Are we not who we thought we were? A boy's 25,000-year-old remains call into question our very roots and kick up a nasty battle among scientists.
Spiritual Chapter 11
Michele Scarff
Novelist David Gates talks about his overeducated, self-tormenting characters, the genius of Dickens and the seductive pursuit of perfect taste.
Christopher Walken to star in musical version of “The Dead”
Craig Offman
James Joyce's short story is full of old Irish airs, but scholars are skeptical.
Francis Veber plays the interview game … and wins!
Michael Sragow
The man who gave us "The Dinner Game" and "La Cage aux Folles" is just as entertaining as his films.
“Coal to Cream”
Casey Greenfield
An African-American writer discovers a raceless society in Brazil -- or so it seems at first.
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