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Mommy’s little accessory
Dayna Macy
Jo Copeland designed glamorous couture clothes for the rich and famous. But while she was an extraordinary designer, she was a disaster as a mother.
The canary
Joe Conason
The fate of New York Sen. Alfonse D'Amato might hinge on how strong the toxic blowback is from Capitol Hill's impeachment stink.
Home Movies by Charles Taylor: Lipstick bliss
Charles Taylor
Bionic queen mothers and walking fish fill the strange, delightful world of British comedian Eddie Izzard.
Social engineering, Web-style
Mary Eisenhart
How do online communities work? One veteran -- Salon's Cliff Figallo -- writes a book with some answers.
Across the great divide
Gary Kamiya
If government programs can't solve America's racial dilemma, can love? Three new books take a fresh look at the ongoing challenge of black-and-white integration.
Going native in Mongolia
Julie Vallone
A horseback journey across the Mongolian steppes becomes an odyssey through time.
Going native in Mongolia
Julie Vallone
A horseback journey across the Mongolian steppes becomes an odyssey through time.
Web of hate
Ros Davidson
Are Internet hate sites "the main culprit" behind the epidemic of hate crimes?
Let's Get This Straight: See you in court
Scott Rosenberg
As the Microsoft trial begins, forget the browser war and follow the money.
Herbal ecstasy
Mark Jenkins
From sexual ennui to diabetes, a restaurant in Singapore supposedly cures it all.
Service with an artificial smile
Robert Rossney
Service with an artificial smile: By Robert Rossney. Supermarket clubs point the way to a future of corporate-mandated friendliness and Stepford clerks.
Music Feature: The new corporate culture
Tom Frost
Silicon Valley's 'techie
trendsetters' are making the office party the coolest event on your
social calendar -- sort of.
Seduced by Kenya
Don George
Wanderlust editor Don George talks with Francesca Marciano, author of the evocative and provocative new novel about Kenya, 'Rules of the Wild.'
Rules of the Wild
Francesca Marciano
In an excerpt from her first novel, "Rules of the Wild,"
Francesca Marciano portrays the seductive subculture of whites in Kenya -- and
the addicting allure of Africa's vastness.
Meanwhile, back on Capitol Hill …
Mark Hertsgaard
Using the impeachment drama as a diversionary tactic, anti-environmental forces attach a series of dangerous "riders" to last-minute funding bills.
Maiden voyage
Susanna Stromberg
She was an impressionable 19-year-old passenger; he was the worldly cruise ship photographer. When he said, "Take off your shirt," what was she to do? By Susanna Stromberg.
Spanking: A black mother's view
Karen Grigsby Bates
The survival legacy of slavery taught blacks to spank more than whites -- and that's why you don't see as many black kids having public tantrums.
Family values in Africa
David Kravitz
On a family safari in Kenya, David Kravitz discovers that it takes an elephant-lion standoff to penetrate the blasi shell of his teenage daughter.
Under the Microscope
Andrew Leonard
Ad-review site shines a bright light on the mysteries of Web banners.
Sex scandals can be contagious
Aisiah Abdullah
Anything Americans can do, Malaysians can do better, including cooking up a preposterous sex scandal to divert attention from a failing economy.
Falling for Tiger Woods
Erin J. Aubry
Watching Tiger Woods play golf reconnected me with a heedless kind of faith and a sense of journey I hadn't felt in years.
The Sandglass
Tom Beer
Playboy goes limp without feminist vice grip
Nicole Nolan
Since young women stopped protesting Playboy's College Girls issue, the dirty old rabbit's coed peep show is looking pretty tired.
Under the moon at Angkor Thom
Karin Muller
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