Vol. 155 No. 1
WORLD
Prime Minister Putin grabs the reins in Moscow. An inside look at the secret Kremlin plan that put him in charge
Remembering Yeltsin
SOCIETY
Puff Daddy and Jennifer Lopez are picked up by cops. She is cleared. Is he innocent too?
Bad Day's Night (Crime)
An intruder stabs former Beatle George Harrison
NOTEBOOK
Readers Speak: Down with Geraldo
The Zips Were Robbed
The Fat of the Land
Milestones (Milestones)
The Army's Futuristic Mutant Snafu Turtles
Eulogy (Eulogy)
Numbers
If Saving Time in a Bottle, Don't Lose the Bottle
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Who Are You in the New Millennium?
Watching a new age dawn in the company of Easter Island's "living faces"
BUSINESS
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
The Phillips Collection mounts a splendid show to commemorate itself and its dedicated founder
GalaxyQuest (Short Takes)
Directed by Dean Parisot
What Would Machiavelli Do? (Short Takes)
By Stanley Bing
Onegin (Short Takes)
Directed by Martha Fiennes
Super Bowl: Super Showcase For Commercials (Short Takes)
Museum of Television & Radio, New York and Los Angeles, through Feb. 13
Vol. 3...Life And Times Of S. Carter Jay-Z (Short Takes)
...And Then There Was X DMX
Waiting In The Wings (Short Takes)
By Noel Coward
YOUR TIME
After parents divorce, what legal claim do grandparents have to see their grandkids?
To the Moon (Personal Time / Your Money)
Don't think NASDAQ stocks can repeat 1999's hot performance? You're right--they may be higher!
Holiday Headache (Personal Time / Your Technology)
Was it really too much, asking the Web to help me find a New Year's getaway? Apparently so
Sounds of Silence (Personal Time / Your Health)
More and more hospitals are testing newborns for hearing loss. Here's what you should know
In Brief (Personal Time / Your Family)
Your Health (Personal Time / Your Health)
In Brief (Personal Time / Your Money)
In Brief (Personal Time / Your Technology)
SPECIAL SECTION
Birth of A Century ("Hello, 21st Century" / 2000 Around the World)
Hey, You In That Bunker, You Can Come Out Now! ("Hello, 21st Century")
After a year of computer-bug fears and a month of terrorism warnings, everything was Y2OK. So the world partied as if it all shared one calendar
PEOPLE
LETTERS
Patrick Smith's Mailbag