22 January 2004

New York's currently: iced up

Scientist's account of touring North Korean nuclear plant.

Pentagon's Internet voting deemed too risky.

Rescued home décor in Paris.

Hiking magazine contains route that would send climbers off the edge of a cliff.

On our way to Brooklyn: Nets sold to Ratner for $300 million. But: Brooklyn area residents not letting it happen without a fight.

How does one make money in couture?

Mel Gibson sneaks into Chicago area cinema to watch screening of his controversial film.

Democrats meet in New Hampshire for tonight's debate.

For loving William Blake.

Analysis of points made during State of the Union address.

Art Garfunkel busted for marijuana possession. Groovy.

The deal with German toilets.

Russian troops save beer trapped under Siberian ice.

Berlin's 'Take My Breath Away' has a good finale, in which the characters in the band assemble finally for their first group shot, then disappear. A guide to '80s music-video directors.

You're not fooling anybody with that storefront.

If the woman appears while the man is engaged in his sexual act alone, this becomes the basis of comedy, as is embodied in Aristophanes' great work 'What Do You Think You're Doing?' Aristotle on relationships.