articles 3/22

Hollywood Reporter
Actually, sex doesn't sell
Serious, adult sexuality a turn-off for movie audiences

That Bleeding Heart Wolfowitz
He's not exactly who you think he is.
By Christopher Hitchens

Bush's Shake-Up-the-World View
Wolfowitz, Bolton and Hughes understand it--and share it.
by Fred Barnes

'Culture of Life'
The Schiavo case shows that it's about more than abortion
by Brendan Miniter

Europe's Problem--and Ours
Will the EU choose collectivism over individualism? Will we?
by Pete Du Pont

Astroturf Politics
How liberal foundations fooled Congress into passing McCain-Feingold.
by John Fund

'Cruel and unusual'
by Thomas Sowell
If the tragic case of Terri Schiavo shows nothing else, it shows how easily "the right to die" can become the right to kill.

Time
The Eternal Optimist
John Kerry is on the road again, listing excuses for losing in 2004 and looking like a 2008 campaigner

Time
The Decency Police
A year after Janet Jackson, activists and Congress are revving up their drive to clean up the airwaves. Now cable may be next. Has TV gone too far--or have its critics?

Time
Hall of Shame
Hearings leave a legend stained, a commissioner under fire and a game still under suspicion

Gay-Marriage Bans: The Boomerang Effect
Marriage legislation is causing some unintended legal consequences

U.S. News & World Report
Robert Mueller is pushing some of the biggest changes in the FBI's history. Think he's a popular guy?

iPod Therefore iAm
by Douglas Kern
Contra Andrew Sullivan and Christine Rosen, I am not afraid of iPod nation. Like everything else in modernity, iPods have increased our capacity to take pleasure in our unique pursuits, even as they have increased our responsibility to choose our pursuits wisely. Will we live up to that responsibility? Maybe so, maybe not; either way, the fault lies not within our iPods, but within ourselves.