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King of “Kings”
Michael Sragow
With dark horse Oscar candidate "Three Kings" trotted out for another showing, director David O. Russell talks about Michael Jackson, visual studies and George Clooney's Cary Grant turn.
Harry Potter's girl trouble
Christine Schoefer
The world of everyone's favorite kid wizard is a place where boys come first.
“Seeing Through Places: Reflections on Geography and Identity” by Mary Gordon
Rachel Elson
"Seeing Through Places" by Mary Gordon: The author excavates the houses of her youth in search of answers to her adult dilemmas.
Lucinda Williams
Elizabeth Bukowski
With her gorgeously "flawed" voice, the genre-bending singer has exquisitely mapped out the South -- as well as her own heart.
What are you doing New Year's Eve?
Don George
How Salon Travel's favorite writers plan to ring in the new year.
Bottoms up
Steven A. Shaw
Raw eggs, Guinness and pastrami can help your hangover, but don't mix them.
Letters to the Editor
Letters to the Editor
Is it time to kill off Santa? Plus: Defending Mogwai's music; tell Amy Reiter that conservatives never suffer guilt!
A Christmas story starring Jane Russell
Mickey Rathbun
Her time with us was short, but we will never forget the comely tan-and-white terrier.
Hold the phone
John Geirland
Robert Tercek and PacketVideo think media convergence is headed for your cell phone.
To the moon, Al
Jake Tapper
Al Gore and Bill Bradley square off in New Hampshire, with Ted Koppel cast in the role of marriage counselor.
“Three Kings,” one “Witch” and a “Princess”
Salon Staff
Salon Arts & Entertainment's critics pick their favorite movies of 1999.
Pilgrim's passion
Pico Iyer
A peripatetic seeker reflects on the quest at the heart of the pilgrimage.
Presents of mind
Stephanie Zacharek, Maria Russo
A selection of books sure to charm, delight and inform even the most particular readers on your list.
Road roulette
Rolf Potts
Demoralized by goals and guidebooks, our correspondent
tackles Lithuania and Poland on a thumb and a prayer.
A quiz that matters
Douglas McGray
Foreign-policy experts come up with the real questions George W. Bush should answer.
Singing the pink blues
Margot Mifflin
Why do makers of toys and computer games still practice segregation?
Road scholar
Jonathan Miles
William Least Heat-Moon talks about traveling the nation's waterways and the nonfiction writer's debt to the truth.
Sophie’s choice
Alyson Mead
A Canadian court will decide whether Sophie Brassard must give her children a drug cocktail or lose them to a foster home.
Tabloid nation
Sean Elder
The man who produced "Hard Copy" and "A Current Affair" remembers the gory, golden age of trash TV.
“I'm a pure insider”
Sarah Vowell
"It Hurts" author Matthew Collings on the uselessness of secular critics, Warhol's sincere cynicism and how one avoids annoying art-speak.
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