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Music Spoo Frank Zappa, John Lennon and Timothy Leary were fans of the Monkees. And now Rhino records has plans to re-release all the original (9!) albums on CD, along with all episodes of the original TV series. Byron Moore launches our new music column with a look at this pop group which will not die.
Vincent on Prozac If Prozac had existed back in Van Gogh's day, perhaps he would have been a little more careful with that safety razor. Jonathon Pon presents a previously unknown letter from Vincent van Gogh to his brother Theo.
Girth No Reason For Mirth Ever wonder what turns an alienated Gen Xer into just another guy with a horrible tax problem? According to Randy Shore, it starts in your pants.
Culture Vultures Innevitably, when a new medium enters a field dominated by an older one, something has to give. What will be the impact of on-line publications, like this one, on their ink and paper predecessors? Martin Chester adds the perspective of the admitted news junkie to the debate.
Horrorscopes Wondering what the stars hold in store for Internet surfers who are lost in Hyperspace? Gayle, our resident astrologist, casts her runes and tells you where to go.
simon says Every morning Simon Elliott Parker's wife uses their small tiled bathroom to make a peculiar new hi-tech compound. With feet firmly planted (and cemented) to the floor, Simon speculates on the properties of this mysterious substance...
Computer Operator From HellWhen things go a bit weird on your computer, there's one guy you definitely don't want at the other end of the help line. In this episode, the COFH (also known by his alias of BOFH, or Bastard Operator From Hell) continues his campaign to rid the world of lusers.
Speaking of Sex Wondering if it's normal to place ads in local publications, offering to masturbate in front of willing women? Dr. Mark Schoen lends a hand with this and other questions on sexuality.
Dear Dick Brail on ATM machines; the infinite curvature of time and space; grammatical conundrums: Dick rolls up his sleeves, tighten's his belt a notch, and slips into his red velvet smoking jacket to answer this issue's thorny questions.
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