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The suffering buzzocracy: For movie execs used to sending beribboned boxes of the latest Christmas movies to 500 of their closest Botox artists, dog walkers and Kabbalah gurus, the pre-Oscar "screener ban" is torture.; By Tina Brown Oct 23, 2003
A tale of two trials: While former Tyco fat cat Dennis Kozlowski is tormented by an assistant D.A. in an off-the-rack suit, Kobe Bryant faces his ordeal without many friends in the sports world.; By Tina Brown Oct 16, 2003
The Dems want a War Admiral, while the GOP longs for a Terminator: If Bush keeps evaporating in the polls, look for Karl to play the Rudy card.; By Tina Brown Oct 9, 2003
Arnold and the boys: A strange new convergence: Terminator candidates in a "Queer Eye" culture.; By Tina Brown Aug 14, 2003
You go, girlfriend: One minute she's vacationing with a friend in rainswept Ireland. The next minute -- with Warren Beatty, a claque of consultants and her fans urging her on -- she's running for governor of California.; By Tina Brown Aug 7, 2003
From the penthouse to the big house: Sam Waksal, Martha Stewart's convicted friend, talks about trading his New York high life for seven years of hard time.; By Tina Brown Jul 24, 2003
Eye of the Tigris: Can Britain's man in Iraq save Tony Blair -- and the legacy of International Clintonism?; By Tina Brown Jul 17, 2003
Abs-olution: Kerry Kennedy and Arnold Schwarzenegger have the family formula down: Play to win and look good doing it.; By Tina Brown Jul 10, 2003
The rise of the fabloids: Celebrity coverage that's cheap, star-friendly and makes Ashton Kutcher look like he has a Y chromosome.; By Tina Brown Jul 3, 2003
Is Tony Blair the Hulk?: An insider account of the buildup to war with Iraq shows the British prime minister didn't kowtow to Bush -- but it won't reassure critics who opposed the rush to Baghdad.; By Tina Brown Jun 26, 2003
Shamed -- and ready for redemption: Martha, Hillary and the death of the "gotcha" moment.; By Tina Brown Jun 19, 2003
The bookworm and the Viking: The defiantly dowdy Hillary met a handsome rube from Arkansas named Bill. The rest became a history that still enthralls us.; By Tina Brown Jun 12, 2003
When gearheads go gray: Our iconic whiz kids -- Gates, Case and Jobs -- debut new, mellower versions. Plus: What Hillary really didn't know.; By Tina Brown Jun 5, 2003
Keanu, meet Mr. Kissinger: We crave gravitas in the gravity-defying "Matrix" heroes -- but not in our real leaders.; By Tina Brown May 29, 2003
Score-settling season: It's a bad time for the New York Times, but good for anyone wanting an inside account of the toxic political atmosphere of fin de siecle Washington.; By Tina Brown May 22, 2003
Paxil Americana: New York is in a medicated state of mind.; By Tina Brown May 15, 2003
The diva from West Drayton: My mother cultivated glamour, spoke unmentionable truths, and was my closest friend. I don't need Mother's Day ads to make me miss her.; By Tina Brown May 8, 2003
Uxorious, prayerful and addicted to early nights: Washington under Bush is so boring and devoid of star power, Bo Derek passes as glitzy. Plus: Why did I kick off my new TV show with the two smartest people I know?; By Tina Brown May 1, 2003
Move over, Saddam: War coverage loses traction -- and makes way for Jessica Lynch, Laci Peterson and the male rescue fantasy.; By Tina Brown Apr 24, 2003
The new idea men: Forget the embeds. The pretty new things are war intellectuals like Fareed Zakaria, Paul Berman and Victor Hanson.; By Tina Brown Apr 17, 2003
Saddam's horrors brought home: The images out of Iraq are shaming. Why did it take so long for us to care?; By Tina Brown Apr 10, 2003
Preemptive strikes: Bush and Rummy lose their starring roles -- and so do I.; By Tina Brown Apr 3, 2003
Going downhill fast: Gathering at the elite Deer Valley ski retreat, the newly humbled masters of the universe bemoan the Bush economy but express high hopes for his war.; By Tina Brown Mar 13, 2003
Bad week for hideous men: Who's creepiest, Saddam, Robert Blake or preppie murderer Robert Chambers? Plus: What the Iraqi gangsta doesn't get about playa hatin'.; By Tina Brown Mar 6, 2003
Hollywood's "destination actor" challenge: What happened to primping, galas and fornication? Why Hollywood just doesn't know how to live large anymore.; By Tina Brown Feb 27, 2003

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