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  • The Fix

    An Oscar summary. BitTorrent goes legal. Plus: Davis tells Love, "I want to squirt on you"?
  • Be afraid, be very afraid ...

    James Cameron's "Dark Angel," full of jailbait fetishism, is genetically engineered T&A. Plus -- "freakylinks": The Blair Witch Reject!
  • Queen of the world!

    DiCaprio gets engaged; Madonna defends Eminem; Drew Barrymore's dog saves her life; and James Cameron is still lost in his space idea!
  • "Aliens"

    The maternal instinct meets the Vietnam War. Plus: How to make your own face-hugging space creatures.
  • "The Abyss"

    Extras galore reveal teary breakdowns, chlorine burns and the nightmarish conditions behind this watery "Close Encounters."
  • "Terminator 2: Judgment Day"

    A slate of exhausting extras takes us back to the time James Cameron was an action director extraordinaire -- and not the irritating owner of a best picture Oscar.
  • "Do svidanya, baby!"

    Capitalist pigs are lost in space.
  • Lust, skin and lusty skin

    Liz Hurley says meet me at the intersection of libido and epidermis; Rosie O'Donnell leaving TV for the adoption biz? Plus: Johnnie Cochran to Ms. Houston: Sorry Whit, we're not a fit.
  • Ground control to major boob

    King James Cameron prepares to luxuriate in Russia's Mir space station next summer; Bob Barker swoops in for a Big Brother chicken rescue. Plus: Mariah Carey puts a price on those curves.
  • If these Wahlbergs could talk

    Boogie nights or lonely nights for Marky Mark? Mike Tyson: And give me some fava beans and merlot! Plus: Finally, some culture -- Britney Spears Museum opens!
  • His highness gets down

    At least he didn't do the funky chicken: Prince William's disco debacle. Plus: Will Woody, Mia and Soon-Yi kiss and make up?
  • Beware of "women's culture"

    Francine Prose issues a stern warning in the New York Times about market-driven pablum for women -- who are as silly, powerless and narcissistic as a gender can get.
  • Letter from occupied Bel-Air

    Our fearless correspondent's second dispatch from the entertainment industry's demilitarized zone: Ass-kickings at Cirque du Soleil, silence and clanking silverware at the 7th Annual Diversity Awards and a ride in George Clooney's limo!

    Read communiqué No. 1!

  • Rocks in the head

    Charles Taylor reviews this summer's other meteor movie, 'Armageddon'.
  • Well, Whadja Expect? The Triumph of Art?

    Last night's suck-up-to-the-bucks monstrosity proved once again that the Oscars are the Grammies of film.
  • Camille Does the Oscars

    Camille Paglia does the Oscars.
  • Camille does the Oscars

    Winslet blooms, Madonna clunks, Stone styles: a Paglia's-eye-view of the Academy Awards
  • Glub, glub, glub: "Titanic" goes under

    Stephanie Zacharek reviews 'Titanic,' directed by James Cameron and starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet.

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