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The murder that shocked Washington
Paul Hofer
Helen Foster-El was shot protecting children from gunfire. The man whose home she cleaned eulogizes the housekeeper-turned-local hero whose death has galvanized the city.
Sharps & flats
D. Strauss
Gang Starr introduced the hip-hop nation to jazz, but a new retrospective proves that you don't have to blame them for letting vital music devolve into bourgeois R&B.
Clare Naylor: Not just another “Bridget Jones”
Craig Offman
All things to all checkbooks
Anthony York
The smoothly humming Bush machine makes sure that no one gets a chance to find out just
who that man in the driver's seat really is.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Jerry Brown swaps race politics for results; is it time to outgrow George Carlin?
Sharps & flats
Andrew Strickman
On Luscious Jackson's new record, "Electric Honey," the all-female hip-hop trio turns 30. And evolves.
The emperor's new guitars
Cintra Wilson
Photographer David La Chapelle offers a prophecy of scurvy spiritual illness that's as shiny as a fishbowl full of dildos, while the bidding on Clapton relics resembles an auction for remnants of the True Cross.
Cruising Cruise
Christopher Kelly
What exactly is it about Tom Cruise that has captured the
imaginations, and libidos, of gay males?
We're here, we're queer, I'm sick of it
Christopher Ott
The gay pride agenda is about partying, not politics. It's time to talk about "gay equality."
Throw off those chains, doc!
Joe Conason
The oppressive power of HMOs has finally forced physicians to do the unthinkable -- organize a union.
For love or money?
Garrison Keillor
I have sleepless nights wondering how my poor musician boyfriend can provide me with a summer house on the shore filled with big books. Am I confused?
The invisible woman
Virginia Vitzthum
As age creeps into my body, my hands keep creeping into younger men's pants.
Arthur Mitchell
Nancy Hawley
Still going strong after 50 years of dancing, the founder of the Dance Theater of Harlem did for ballet what Jackie Robinson did for baseball.
A land divided?
Laura Rozen
"Partition" is a dirty word in postwar Kosovo, but for now NATO troops are enforcing separation between Albanians and Serbs in at least one city.
Clueless in Tokyo
David Lazarus
Avatar chat, porn and microwave cooking -- if the Net in Japan isn't good for much else, no wonder it's not a hit.
Sharps & flats
Joyce Millman
On the most coherent Pretenders album in a decade, Chrissie Hynde proves that she does Chrissie Hynde better than anyone.
Promotional intelligence
Annie Murphy Paul
When the two scientists who invented the concept of emotional intelligence loaned the idea to New York Times science writer Daniel Goleman, they never dreamed it would become a cottage industry.
Once upon a time in the Sinai desert
Laura Fraser
An impetuous camel safari with two Bedouin guides opens up an enduring ancient world.
Richard Lester: A hard day's life
Steve Burgess
The man who "invented" the music video was the perfect film director for the Beatles. His exuberant, manic style matched theirs and brilliantly captured an era at its beginning.
Mindcraft: The final chapter
Andrew Leonard
NT outperforms Linux on every test at a rematch of the operating system trials.
Is it in the genes?
Arthur Allen
Studies suggest human behavior isn't as predetermined as some thought.
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