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Monitor articles for August 11, 2000

• Life and times of an Australian icon
• Short Film Festival
• News In Brief
• A letter to Colin Powell
• Eddy and I invent an August holiday
• The Monitor Movie Guide
• From basement to Broadway
• A comic who improvised his success
• Pushing the boundaries on Islam and women
• Blue-ribbon podium
• News In Brief
• Is art for audiences or the artist?
• News In Brief
• In August, folks scream for ice cream, not sports
• Today's cartoon
• Reform Party threatens to self-destruct
• Backlash to dotcom hypergrowth
• A picture is worth 25 words (or less)
• Spotting Violent Kids
• London theater: the Bard and much more
• Symbol of both oppression and freedom
• 'Bull'-ish new Wall Street drama
• Olympic Trials We Don't Need
• My not-so-secret life
• On the Net, 'the force' is with amateur filmmakers
• When zoning becomes segregation tool
• Two sides to the Napster issue
• News In Brief
• Gore's unorthodox choice
• What's on tv
• 'Replacements' fumbles;'Cecil B.' scores with satire
• Reaching for lifelines
• Today's Story Line
• Promotion for Indonesia's VP
• Recognizing rebels' role in Kenya independence
• To many, president is no big deal
• Labor talks are hung up over phone-industry future
• Sports 101
• A feeding frenzy of shark shows on TV