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Death rattle?
Laura Miller
Sept. 11 may have been the last gasp of militant Islam -- but while it's dying, it could strike again and again.
Why can’t Hollywood make sexually mature movies?
Charles Taylor
Diane Lane's sophisticated performance can't rescue Adrian Lyne's "Unfaithful" from its sleazy moralizing.
Use the blog, Luke
Steven Johnson
The collective future of blogs lies not in dethroning the New York Times -- but in becoming a force that can make sense of the Web's infinity of links.
Dylan Thomas: The Caedmon Collection, Part 3
Salon Staff
Download all tracks from the third CD in the collection, including the story "Quite Early One Morning."
Spyware vs. anti-spyware and more
Salon Staff
Readers sound off on spyware, Blizzard Entertainment and Martha Stewart's ass.
The browning of America
Suzy Hansen
Author Richard Rodriguez talks about the erotic conundrum of race mixing in America, his strange love for Richard Nixon and why George W. Bush is our first Hispanic president.
Baby panic and drug tests
Salon Staff
Readers respond to recent articles on Sylvia Ann Hewlett and mandatory drug testing in public schools.
“The beauty contest”
Dean Takahashi
Bill Gates presides as Microsoft's WebTV and Xbox development teams duel for the honor of attacking Sony.
Gore Vidal
Gary Kamiya
Congress should investigate how much the Bush "oil junta" knew in advance about Sept. 11. This and other bombshells from American literature's leading provocateur.
“Girls Can’t Swim”
Charles Taylor
Yes, these cute French lesbians have adorable breasts, but haven't we seen these C-cups before?
Archive of grief
Jennifer Liberto
Among the thousands of e-mails the Justice Department received about its Sept. 11 compensation fund were moving personal stories -- which may now face the federal dustbin
Digging for computer dirt
Steve Mollman
Collecting obsolete tape drives used to be an eccentric hobby. But now that corporate lawsuits can hinge on unearthing ancient digital data, stocking up on funky hardware is good business.
Real Life Rock Top 10
Greil Marcus
Trashing Patrick Leahy
Brendan Nyhan
The Republican National Committee claims the Vermont Democrat "disrespects" the heroes of Sept. 11, but the charge shows the GOP disrespects the truth.
Return to sender
Jonathon Keats
A collection of letters to J.D. Salinger, many from well-known writers, shows how the author of "Catcher in the Rye" went from man to myth.
Culture war is hell
Louis Bayard
Sept. 11 may have brought the country together as never before -- but that hasn't fooled William Bennett. He is going cave by cave until every humanist and moral relativist has been smoked out.
Microsoft’s mythical man-years
Scott Rosenberg
The company boasts that it's making Herculean security efforts -- but throwing more people at software problems rarely solves them.
The Iraq-ANWR connection
Arianna Huffington
Will Saddam's oily scheme help save Bush's dreams of drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge?
“The Sweetest Thing”
Charles Taylor
With two other dirty girls, Cameron Diaz mucks up one of the flattest, stupidest, unfunniest sex comedies ever.
“Gaud
Douglas Cruickshank
The man who created the world's most sexy, emotionally charged and theatrical buildings lived a life of fasting and fanatical celibacy.
Hobbling history
Christopher Dreher
Scholars, authors and publishers go to court to fight the Bush administration's efforts to keep key presidential papers under lock and key.
“The Outer Limits”
Mark Holcomb
"We control the vertical. We control the horizontal." The creepiest series in TV history combined existential inquiry with a memorable monster menagerie.
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