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"The Beaver": Mel Gibson and His Puppet's Strange Return to Screen

Wes Anderson's comeback: Gen Y's anointed auteur returns

Jonathan Richman finds more dry humor in the simplest situations

Defying Expectations

Fine actors turn a dated comedy about psychotherapy into something worth seeing

Reps Etc.

Fine actors turn a dated comedy about psychotherapy into something worth seeing

Reps Etc.

Fine actors turn a dated comedy about psychotherapy into something worth seeing

Reps Etc.

Fine actors turn a dated comedy about psychotherapy into something worth seeing

The Dog Bites Interview: Richard Lewis

In which the tormented comedian sucks up to our items column by barking. Right. Like a dog.

Hot Dark Metal Revival

Forget Black Sabbath. Don't even mention The Darkness. Dirty Power will lead the hard rock revolution to come.

Sex and the Single Psychologist

Should Dr. Al Cooper's fuzzy data and controversial subject stop him from becoming a media darling -- or getting a date?

The Beat Goes On

On the 10th anniversary of MC Charizma's death, his debut finally gets released on Stones Throw Records, the label he inspired

Of Noise and Nuance

Glasgow's Mogwai delivers Happy Songs for Happy People and still manages to be the loudest band on Earth

Big Doctor Is Watching

As of April 14, the national security police can monitor your medical records without your knowledge. So can the local police.

Disaffected Duo

Adult. tried to buck the system, and now it's found an audience. Misanthropy, it seems, sells.

A Frustrating Mess

Beulah leader Miles Kurosky's dark nights lead to pure pop sunshine

Boo Hoo

The Man Who Cried doesn't engender much sympathy

Sermon on the Mount

The Man Who Cried doesn't engender much sympathy

Letters

The Man Who Cried doesn't engender much sympathy

A Spoonful of Sugar

Using sex -- and celebrity -- to sell an antidepressant

The Gay '90s

From closet cases to party monsters: A critical guide to the 22nd International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival

Gluttons for Punishment?

From closet cases to party monsters: A critical guide to the 22nd International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival

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From closet cases to party monsters: A critical guide to the 22nd International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival

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From closet cases to party monsters: A critical guide to the 22nd International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival

The Laborer-Saving Device

Go Boy is here for your cash and to save your working-stiff ass

Drug Story (Part I)

Discovered by brain researchers in the early '60s and resurrected by bodybuilders in the late '80s, the semi-illicit compound GHB is now marketed on the club and smart-drug circuits as a sexy wonder drug. But beware GHB's knockout punch.

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Discovered by brain researchers in the early '60s and resurrected by bodybuilders in the late '80s, the semi-illicit compound GHB is now marketed on the club and smart-drug circuits as a sexy wonder drug. But beware GHB's knockout punch.