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SEX: The State of Play
* What parents don't know about what teens do in bed: The 100-teen-vs. -
100-parent-promiscuity-poll.
* The First Lust Drug: Is the world ready for libido in a nasal spray? PT-
141 is a lot like Viagra -- except that it actually increases desire and
not just blood flow and might help women as much as it does men. In
other words, this is going to be a very popular drug.
* The Vagina Dialogues: Five sex columnists kiss and tell.
* The New Monogamy: As long as its negotiated in advance, there seems to
be no limit to the amount of cheating that some couples will allow in
the name of making a relationship last.
* Grizzly Men: Not every gay man aspires to muscles. In the wilds of the
city, you will find a growing number of bears. And otters. And wolves
* The Porn Hunter: Mark Rotenberg spends his days trolling through auction
Websites, estate sales, and garbage bins for dirty pictures. It's his
job.
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THE POWER GRID: The Dems' Newt Ideas by John Heilemann
The Democrats, drafting their own Contract with America, have a golden
opportunity in 2006. Will they blow it?
TRAVEL: Since you were last in Jackson Hole by Larry Olmstead
The West's most rugged ski town ushers in the season with cushy hotels, a
new spa, and lots of aprhs ski, but "The Big One" is still plenty rough around
the edges.
Calculating Pie by Gillian Duffy
This year's pie primer serves up two takes on three classic Thanksgiving
desserts: apple, pecan and pumpkin pie.
REVIEWS: Ken Tucker on Walk the Line, Jeremy McCarter on Jersey Boys, John
Leonard on the "live" West Wing debate; and Hal Rubenstein on Cookshop
Turn On. Tune In. Take Over. by Adam Sternbergh
The future of TV is on-demand downloads and tiny screens. But will the
shows be any better?
The Abercrombie Report by Denise Penny
With its first Fifth Avenue store, Abercrombie & Fitch expands from the
tourist ghetto of South Street Seaport to the heart of upscale Manhattan. Can
a suburban brand thrive in the big city? We asked 75 kids what Abercrombie
means to them.
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