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Dead man talking
Ashley Fantz
A death row inmate in Tennessee could be the last to die in Ol' Sparky, unless new evidence can get him a retrial.
Skull wars
Lawrence Osborne
Native American activists battle scientists for bones that may prove they had white ancestors.
Sharps & Flats
Jon Caramanica
Hyped hip-hop star Beanie Sigel tells "The Truth," the whole truth and everything but the truth.
The pussy-whipped princelings of the press corps
Camille Paglia
Shame on the media for mistaking a stunted Uriah Heep for a real man; all hail Rush Limbaugh's cultural indispensability!
Brotherly love
Dan Savage
Dave Eggers' memoir, "A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius," has charms to break the Savage heart.
Hillary spurns her roots
Max Garrone
Money, money everywhere, Bob Jones University as national issue, a nasty spat over guns and more on campaign finance reform. [UPDATED]
Throw me a quote
Stephanie Gregory
All I needed were a few pithy comments from celebs on the subject of sports gear. After hundreds of messages, I've finally realized that Hollywood doesn't like me.
Island fever
Dylan James
I was willing to spring my gay porn past on my unsuspecting family if it would get me on the TV show "Survivor." But would it?
Tom Robbins
Tracy Johnson
As new waves of 20-year-olds wash up on his shores, the favorite novelist of the attitudinal post-adolescent set keeps writing with a pen dipped in acid.
Post-Super Tuesday poll: Now what?
Compiled by Salon staff
Fran Lebowitz, Lucianne Goldberg, David Horowitz, Andrew Sullivan and others make sense of the results.
Does Al Gore have a heart?
Marjorie Williams
A new bio suggests that underneath the stiff, zombielike striver we've come to know is a real guy.
Arthur C. Clarke
Frank Houston
For decades, the author of the science-fiction classics "2001: A Space Odyssey" and "Childhood's End" has exhibited an uncanny ability to see the future.
Murder novel becomes true crime with author's arrest
Laura Martz
A grisly manuscript about killing one's wife gets another look since the author killed his.
Indispensable frivolity
Richard Howard
The poet and translator picks five seriously ridiculous novels.
Impeachment’s little elves
Joe Conason, Gene Lyons
How conservative lawyers used Matt Drudge and Kathleen Willey to scuttle a deal in the Paula Jones harassment case
“Basil Street Blues: A Memoir” by Michael Holroyd
Janice P. Nimura
The distinguished British biographer turns the spotlight on his dubious family and himself.
Bush dumps Bob Jones, accuses McCain of sleaze
Max Garrone
Bush "regrets" Bob Jones, his campaign manager slams McCain as sleazy; Giuliani plays footsie with McCain; Ventura says yes and maybe to being McCain's V.P.
Bush's “compassionate” advisor singles out Jews
Jake Tapper
Professor says he didn't know the three writers "with holes in their souls" were Jewish.
A wizard of Hollywood
Michael Sragow
Steve Kloves, screenwriter for Curtis Hanson's new "Wonder Boys," takes on Hollywood's hottest property -- boy wonder Harry Potter.
Airheads
Joyce Millman
Beneath all the retro stereotypes and bogus "you go, girl!" feminism, Oxygen's core message to American women is: Keep shopping!
It ain't gospel
Dave Shiflett
The decision by the country's most prestigious religious publisher to produce John and Patsy Ramsey's book is an insult to people of faith.
Turkey at the crossroads
Laurie Udesky
The government seeks to turn around its abysmal human-rights record and gain European Union membership.
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