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What is a Jewish lesbian punk folk singer to do?
Erin J. Aubry
Neaten her crewcut, put on an apron and sell lots of Tupperware.
Late bloomers
Melanie Rehak
Two debuts by poets who are no longer girls prove the value of knowing something about life before you write about it.
San Francisco's “Blair Witch” mayor's race
Anthony York
Gay supervisor Tom Ammiano's insurgent write-in campaign will likely force incumbent Willie Brown into a runoff.
Tripping on iboga
Daniel Pinchbeck
In Gabon, a disenchanted journalist embarks on a hallucinogenic tribal rite.
Captured and hypnotized by aliens!
Joel Achenbach
You've got your Pleiadians, your reptilians, dolphinoids, serpent people, the Starseeds and a bunch coming back in silicon bodies. And every darn one has a different agenda.
“Legend of 1900”
Jeff Stark
Giuseppe Tornatore's tale of a ship-bound piano virtuoso drowns in its own treacle.
Pilgrim of the dead
Summer McStravick
To get a real dose of the meaning behind Halloween, visit the bone chapels of Europe.
Clinton goes Twilight Zone
Arianna Huffington
As the president's final term comes to an end, his health-care priorities devolve from visionary to grotesquely political.
After the apocalypse
David Alford
Returning to the philosophy class that I had canceled, I wasn't sure who or what I would find.
Artist's little helper
Susan Emerling
Fred Tomaselli's work offers the experience of taking drugs in the safest possible way -- through the eyes.
Talking 'bout a computer revolution
Janelle Brown
Speech recognition technology promises to transform how we interact with computers -- or turn us all into mindless gibbering automatons.
The trouble with “Trek”
Robert Wilonsky
Plagued by falling ratings, rampant merchandising and a boss who hates the franchise legacy, the noble "Star Trek" faces the indignities of age.
Bring me the fat head of Elton John
Cintra Wilson
Young men once fretted over sculpting the future, not whether they were going to get a sweaty power-handshake. What happened?
“I want a dream when I go to a film”
Michael Sragow
David Lynch, the human tuning fork, talks about his most unusual movie -- a G-rated adventure about a man, a lawnmower and an emotional journey.
Sony's $900 picture frame
Mark Gimein
The company's new memory cards are ultra-cool. But are they really good for anything?
George Jones
Stephanie Zacharek
His voice weathered and mellowed, this country legend still sings about living -- and he's got plenty of it under his belt.
My boyfriend in jackboots
Lauren Fox
I'm Jewish; Peter wasn't. Our summer reunion in Germany took me places I didn't want to know.
“Bringing Out the Dead”
Stephanie Zacharek
Scorsese's manic, well-acted paramedic pic needs a fast ride back to the E.R.
“Past Forgetting: My Memory Lost and Found” by Jill Robinson
Jonathan Lethem
A Hollywood novelist comes down with a rare -- and genuine -- case of amnesia.
Body count
Charles Taylor
In his controversial -- and frightening -- new bestseller, Pat Buchanan argues for a mighty America built upon the corpses of the weak.
Adventures in Silicon Valley
Mark Gimein
Hilarious and incisive, Michael Lewis' "The New New Thing" captures the elusive spirit of Silicon Valley.
Kith and Tell
Michael Sragow
"With Nails" author Richard E. Grant on auteurs, actors and the importance of being overpaid in Hollywood.
Pentagon points a finger
Arthur Allen
Anti-nerve-gas pills may be a culprit, but in general, Gulf War Syndrome is still a mystery.
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