Salon's TV picks for Weekend, March 17-19, 2000

For national Democrats, the main concern in filling Hillary Clinton's Senate seat is simply who can hold onto it.

Gene Simmons boasts 4,600 sexual conquests -- in detail; Ben Bratt feeling no pain. Plus: Streep and Janney won't do sex scene; Britney strips for some cause or other.

Larry Clark loves to show us teenagers having sex and getting wasted, but does he have a point?

A close look at Hansberry and James Baldwin's famous 1963 meeting with Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy

It's unfair to blame Russia for the undermining of America's democracy, Nina Khrushcheva declares

Another day, another baffling abortion comment: Does he even know what "pro-life" means?

Each with a hefty lawsuit, Eminem's wife and mother come together in beautiful anger, greed; Playboy responds to disses from Roseanne and "Survivor's" Jenna: Uh, you two were never invited in the first place. Plus: Patty Hearst gets snubbed.

Performing at Radio City Music Hall, the country singer brought down the house with a pointed version of "Blowin' in the Wind."

Tony scrambles for cover as darkness falls.

Friday/weekend: Serial killer drama "Dexter" makes its move to network TV. Plus: What did you think of "Survivor: Micronesia -- Fans vs. Favorites" on Thursday?

On a day when the wind chill hit 11 degrees, 40,000 excited Baltimoreans waited for hours to hear Barack Obama speak.

The well is plugged at last, but months of damage raise questions about the region's future

Public outrage over the scheduled execution of Texas death-row inmate Gary Graham shows just how far behind our dimly lit politicians lag.