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The darker side of Muhammad Ali
Larry Platt
A devastating book overturns the boxer's saintly image and redeems one victim of his racial stereotyping -- Joe Frazier.
Lucinda Williams’ psychosexual murk
Don McLeese
On "Essence," her new album, a fragile genius delivers an emotional mess of a masterpiece.
UFOs in the land of the rising sun
Steve Burgess
In Japan's version of Roswell, N.M., you don't stay out after dark, and even the soup contains flying saucers.
Phil Jackson
Jose Klein
The Zen-iest coach in basketball has a cruel streak. He's weird and it works.
Waxing political
Michael J. Jordan
Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum is host to a feisty little uproar. Yasser Arafat, some say, deserves a good melting.
Is Powell’s peace plan a pipe dream?
Ben Barber
With calls for the abandonment of settlement construction and a "total end of violence" at its core, the U.S. road map to Mideast peace may be doomed from Day 1.
“Passage” by Connie Willis
Laura Miller
Scientists who study near-death experiences are pulled into their own research in a brainy, eerie, genre-defying suspense novel.
An epidemic of bastards
Tracy Trefethen
I follow my forebears, full of love, into a legitimate trend of illegitimacy.
“A dangerous step backwards”
Fiona Morgan
Why has President Bush cut funding to combat nuclear proliferation in Russia, and will Congress be able to bring it back?
Snoop Dogg
Stephen Lemons
A North Carolina cracker proclaims the reign of rap's highest hound a triumph of decadence over the numbing boredom of the status quo, in the tradition of the Marquis de Sade and Arthur Rimbaud.
Voluptuous curves
Debra Ollivier
The curator of the "Erotic Picasso" show in Paris talks about why the artist's most ribald work probably won't come to the U.S.
Robert Kaplan
Laura Rozen
The controversial "Balkan Ghosts" put him on the map. His opinionated, darkly seductive reports of an unraveling world have kept him there.
President Bush’s corporate catnip
Arianna Huffington
Welcome to the GOP's ethical Washington, where Rep. Tom DeLay sells White
House access and Bush ladles corporate gravy over his "fat-free" budget.
I was an apparatchik for Red China
Cara Anna
An American former editor at a government-run Chinese newspaper blasts coverage of the spy plane crisis.
Personalize me, baby
Janelle Brown
Who needs MTV or Rolling Stone? The Net is finally delivering on an old promise: Introducing us to new music that we really, really like.
Jane, you ignorant slut
Anthony York
We've got fan mail! Plus: Where, oh where is Ernie the Cat? And: Will it be Ben Stein vs. Arnold Schwarzenegger in California?
I’m in the wrong movie
Marsh Rose
At age 49 I'm riding around with my construction-worker boyfriend, who thinks I'm a lesbian because I was hot-tubbing with Luanne.
“Enemy at the Gates”
Andrew O'Hehir
How much of this thrilling face-off between Germans and Russians is true? If it's this good, who cares?
Escaping the Napster trap
Damien Cave
DivX Networks aims to do for video what MP3s have done for music. Can it please both hackers and the movie biz? First of two parts.
Report: Gore woulda won!
Anthony York
The White House pranked! A Clinton puppet for sale -- by Democrats! Plus: Why is China making black berets for the U.S. Army?
Report: Gore woulda won!
Anthony York
A Clinton puppet for sale -- by Democrats! Plus: Why is China making black berets for the Army? And should this really be Purple vs. Purple?
“Company Man”
Charles Taylor
There's nothing worse than a bad farce -- except for this Cuban missile crisis comedy that wastes talent like Sigourney Weaver, John Turturro and Alan Cumming.
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