Fans

I'm addicted to Harry Potter fan fiction!
Every moment I'm alone, I'm secretly reading the stories, the forums, the recommendations. I can't stop!
Can "Farscape" fans reinvent TV?
When the Sci Fi Channel canceled "Farscape," angry fans launched the usual protest movement. Now they're dreaming of a rebellion that could overthrow TV empires.
You call those guys All-Stars?
Both managers picked six of their own players. That's too many Diamondbacks, but it's not too many Yankees.
My All-Star teams
The Midsummer Classic comes along at the perfect time to start arguing about who makes it and who doesn't.
The purgatory of a Patriots fan
You think the curse of the Red Sox is bad? The Pats wish they were the Red Sox. And so do their fans.
Beware the San Francisco Goths!
Colorado Rockies first baseman Todd Helton blames his team's lack of success at Pac Bell Park on "the Gothic scene." What blood has he been drinking?
Metallica, how could you?
Metallica became a sensation as fans traded its tapes for free. Now they're suing Napster for doing the same thing.
Geek love
Fans rally to save "Freaks and Geeks."
Stalking Chunk
Long ago, a young girl watched "Goonies" and was smitten with one of the actors. Years later, she hunts him down and they end up ...
Singaporeans riot for Hello Kitty
McDonald's promotion proves catnip to customers.
What dreams may bomb
For years, Richard Simmons has made people earn their dreams the hard way. Now he can't give them away.
"Buffy" fans distribute postponed finale online
Network's decision irks the faithful, who take to their Web sites and "tape trees" to get their "Vampire Slayer" fix.
The Boss in Barcelona
Bruce Springsteen rehearses -- and a global group of lucky fans gets a free concert.
"Star Wars" widows
As their mates obsess over movies, these women find their relationships crushed under the weight of the Force.
The son also rises
After 14 years of disappointment, Julian Lennon is finally doing it his way.
Who Owns Xena?
On the Web, fans of the Warrior Princess have taken her places she could never go on TV. And so far, the heroine's corporate owners have let a thousand Xena story lines bloom online.

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