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“The Haunting”
Stephanie Zacharek
Catherine Zeta-Jones playing a lesbian in a fur-trimmed vest? That's not scary -- that's hilarious.
Hacking toward Bethlehem
Jonathan Vankin
Abe Ingersoll, a former punk hacker and infamous "Road Rules" cast member, reflects on his ill-fated 15 minutes.
Who will carry the Kennedy torch?
Jake Tapper
The third generation of this legendary political family has underachieved to date, but would-be leaders are waiting in the wings.
Formula for disaster
Katie Allison Granju
Why do many doctors take a neutral or even pro-formula stance with their patients--despite evidence of the serious potential hazards of bottle-feeding?
Fujiyama Mama
David Hill
Wanda Jackson, the queen of rockabilly, erupted last weekend before a small crowd of reverent Denver fans.
Camp Nostalgia
Louise Rafkin
As a traveler, my favorite trips are always the repeats. Do I dare head back to camp?
Hands off whose Net?
Andrew Leonard
A new series of television ads warns of the dangers of Internet regulation. The real story: Telecom industry bickering.
Sharps & flats
Dawn Eden
The New York City duo Mannix crafts timeless power pop driven by sad songs that sound happy.
One step ahead of the law
Mark Boal
As the gory killsport game Kingpin hits the street, the gaming industry toys with self-regulation to avoid government action.
Why Gore would censor “South Park”
David Horowitz
In the name of protecting kids, watch for the politically correct vice president and his friends to try to shut down the trash-talking, moon-faced midgets.
The unbearable whiteness of being
Kathy Dobie
This year's hate killers are weak, lonely Caucasian men who murder those who have what they don't: A sense of belonging.
A good man, very fair, very witty, very loyal
Christopher Hitchens
While the world waits, Christopher Hitchens reflects on the life and career of John F. Kennedy Jr.
“Water” and other stories
Barry Yourgrau
A drowning, porcelain cows, a chubby sultan and more: Six original pieces turn travel on its dreamy ear.
A computer in every hand
David Pescovitz
Adam Osborne paved the way with the Osborne 1 -- the first portable PC.
Stranger in a super-friendly land
Lady Chimmerly
On the planet of polyamory, eager-beavers and boneheads mingle with truly enlightened souls.
Three's company; so is four or five
Jim Gerard
For polyamorists, responsibility and commitment replace jealousy and distrust. As long as everyone remembers who's who.
The war over KPFA
Anthony York
Stupid management tricks at a Berkeley public radio station make people care about free speech there -- even if they don't listen to it anymore.
Patients Rights DOA
Arthur Allen
A bill favored by insurance companies and managed care providers wins in the Senate.
Young heroes in an ancient land
Carol Lloyd
Iranian student protesters differ from American ones in two ways: They're risking their lives, and their nation trusts them.
Lift those weights!
Mary Roach
Kegeling promises to help prevent incontinence and "enhance physical intimacy."
Did “The Blair Witch Project” fake its online fan base?
Patrizia DiLucchio
Glowing reviews and fan sites raise suspicions that Hollywood is planting ready-made buzz on the Net.
The short, unhappy return of Ibrahim Rugova
Laura Rozen
Kosovo builds an interim government without its elected president, who is sulking on the sidelines demanding a larger share of power.
Sharps & flats
Douglas Wolk
Pastoral pop group Belle and Sebastian finally re-release their out-of-print debut "Tigermilk," a copy of which once sold for $1,200. The excellent disc is worth the long wait, if not the inflated auction price.
Nazi family values
Amy Benfer
Chewing the fat with a white-supremacist mom and her 6-year-old daughter at an Idaho barbecue.
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