Vol. 159 No. 17
NATION
IT'S GREENER than the environmentalists admit. But it still rolls out the RED CARPET for corporations. Here's how
WORLD
America's mediation efforts aren't working, and the lethal exchanges between Israelis and Palestinians show no signs of letting up. Amid the machismo of wartime, MOTHERS on both sides struggle to keep
SOCIETY
Robert Blake's arrest eerily echoes the O.J. Simpson case, but this time the L.A.P.D. wants to get it right
Pedophilia
n. recurrent, intense, sexually arousing fantasies, sexual urges or behaviors involving sexual activity with a prepubescent child --American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual
The Vatican Finally Speaks Up
What to Say to Your Kids
The Thin Line Between Love and Lust
Men who serve boys and men who abuse them have some things in common
TECHNOLOGY
Cars that run on both gas and electricity are finally catching on. TIME takes the newest models out for a spin
NOTEBOOK
Notebook
Victims for a Second Time
Jail on the Installment Plan
Just Crawling with Style
Milestones (Milestones)
Deja Vu?
The Puff Daddy Of Our Country?
New Campaign Rules: Stay Away (Campaign 2002)
Kid, You're Gonna Come Back a Star!
As Its Influence Ebbs, Will America Again Be a Target?
Is al-Qaeda's Man Playing Games? (Terror Probe)
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
A new campaign against al-Qaeda has allied forces digging in for a long stay
Children of the Holocaust
Why do so many Europeans reject America's view of the Middle East?
How Images of Death Became Must-See TV
A TIME reporter visits al-Jazeera's viewers and finds a flowing pipeline of anger
Braving a Life Without Television
The author goes tubeless, as a public service, and is not much the wiser for it
Hollywood's New Flavor
BUSINESS
Employees and investors turn against Messier's Vivendi media empire. Can Barry Diller help?
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
AN INSIDE LOOK AT THE NEW "STAR WARS" EPISODE: HOW THE YOUNG DARTH VADER FELL IN LOVE AND GEORGE LUCAS REDISCOVERED THE HEART AND SOUL OF HIS EPIC SERIES
Yoda Goes Digital--and Conquers Too (Cover: Arts / Characters)
The Influence Of Star Wars (Cover: Arts / Aftereffects)
Star Wars' huge success forever altered the way Hollywood made movies and did business. Among the changes from B.C. (Before Chewbacca) to A.D. (After Darth):
Meet Mr. and Mrs. Vader (Cover: Arts / Stars)
So, What's the Deal with Leia's Hair? (Cover: Arts / Director)
Part Devil, Part Angel (The Arts / Books)
Robert Caro's massive and magisterial Master of the Senate charts Lyndon Johnson's cunning rise
Laughter in the Dark (The Arts / Books)
Jonathan Safran Foer's dazzling debut novel sheds a comic light on history's shadowy secrets
Revenge Served Cold (The Arts / Movies)
The Salton Sea is ambitious but needlessly dark
Deep-Fried, Honey-Dipped (The Arts / Music)
Southern rap--some real, some real corny
The Evolution Of Star Wars (Cover: Arts)
A guide to the interplanetary, multigenerational saga that follows heroes, villains and droids as they hurtle toward their ultimate destiny in the universe George Lucas created
YOUR TIME
Enter Mozilla, Web-surfing software by the people, for the people. Has Microsoft met its match?
The Pros and Cons of Botox (Personal Time / Your Health)
Just because the FDA has approved the anti-wrinkle shots doesn't mean that they're for you
Your Health (Personal Time / Your Health)
Your Technology (Personal Time / Your Technology)
SPECIAL SECTION
Sunny, sandy Palm Springs is an oasis of retro-cool Modernist architecture
Avon Calling (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
Just as he was about to retire from editing, Herman Gollob fell in love--with Shakespeare
Bond Aid (Time Bonus Section / Generations)
At 71, the man who played 007 has a new mission: helping the children
PEOPLE
People
The Rock Is An Onion