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A&E Are you there, God? It's me, childhood

From "Harriet the Spy" to "A Wrinkle in Time," girl-centric novels of the past come to life in "Shelf Discovery"
  • Deep inside the Boosh

    Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt of "The Mighty Boosh" talk about bringing their fantastical cult hit to America
  • The sexual awakening of Hermione

    How "Harry Potter" star Emma Watson is navigating the tricky transition from adorable child actor to mature adult
  • The great foreskin debate

    To snip or not to snip? That was the question facing new parent Danae Elon, who didn't just wrestle with the controversies of circumcision -- she made a documentary about it.
  • The crumbling beauty of "Grey Gardens"

    The 1975 cult documentary inspires this new HBO film, starring Drew Barrymore and Jessica Lange as batty aristocrats living in eccentric squalor.
  • Zac Efron and the twilight of the teen idol

    The "High School Musical" pinup wants to shed his cheesy image. Can he succeed? Plus: A look at the heartthrobs who made the leap to adult fame.
  • Sex, anarchy and Russell Brand

    The British actor, comedian and professional troublemaker talks about political comedy, dressing up as Osama bin Laden, and his new "Booky Wook."
  • Russell Brand's flexible occupation

    The comedian on sex addiction, making people laugh and yoga.
  • Like a Virgin Megastore, shut for the very last time

    All U.S. outlets of the music chain will be closed before summer in another sign that the record store as we knew it is dead.
  • Joss Whedon just wants to be loved

    The creator of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" talks about his new series "Dollhouse," the perils of sex trafficking and life as a cult icon.
  • Shop and awe

    Christmas shopping during an economic free-fall is making me anxious: Everything is on sale, but at what cost?
  • Beyond the valley of the doilies

    The billion-dollar scrapbooking industry may be cheesy, but as author Jessica Helfand explains, there's rich history in that glitter and glue.
  • Luxury gifts for the house proud

    Transform a memento into a work of art and dine underneath silverware for a change.
  • Midrange gifts for the house proud

    An Oscar Wilde-inspired mirror boasts style and humor, and graceful LEDs light your way to a lower electricity bill.
  • Bargain gifts for the house proud

    Add quick panache to a dresser, give your walls a thrifty makeover and play with your food -- in a sophisticated way.
  • Midrange gifts for the culture vulture

    Hungarian art films, indie-rock wall decals and (of course) "The Godfather."
  • Bargain gifts for the culture vulture

    Because it's boring to just buy "Kung Fu Panda" or "Incredible Hulk."
  • Luxury gifts for the culture vulture

    When you care enough to send the very best box sets and art.
  • Born to runway

    This season's "Project Runway" hopefuls show off their collections -- pastel plaid! flashes of breast! -- at New York Fashion Week.
  • TV rehab

    There are shows we love even when they don't love themselves. For them, Salon staffers stage an intervention.
  • Vampires that don't suck

    Alan Ball explains that the undead in his new HBO series don't just embody our deepest sexual yearnings -- they represent both gays and the Bush administration.
  • Summer reads

    Past perfect: From a sinister Victorian thriller to the lush life of Louis XIV's mistress, these historical novels will take you back in time.
  • Summer reads

    True confessions: From a trek through the American West to a life filled with music, these memoirs will whisk you away.
  • Summer reads

    Chick chat: From a black-humored romantic romp to the tale of a single woman flirting her way around the world, these novels make perfect beach companions.
  • Finale wrap-up: "Lost"

    The puzzle pieces fall into place -- and the picture gets stranger -- in the season's last episode.
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