Vol. 165 No. 25

NATION

Inside the Interrogation of Detainee 063
EXCLUSIVE: To get the "20th hijacker" to talk, the U.S. used a wide range of tactics. A secret log reveals the first documented view of how gitmo really works

SOCIETY

Rock on, Grandpa! (Time Bonus Section June 2005: Generations)
These gyrating geriatrics travel around the world belting out rock classics and garnering rave reviews

Love of Life (Time Bonus Section June 2005: Generations)
TV anchor Linda Ellerbee celebrates waking up "on the right side of the grass" each day

Ask Francine (Time Bonus Section June 2005: Generations)

Moonshine (Time Bonus Section June 2005: Generations)
Timing is everything in biodynamic wine growing

Finding My Voice (Time Bonus Section June 2005: Generations / Turning Point)
James Earl Jones on the men who taught him how to speak

Who Cares More for Mom? (Time Bonus Section June 2005: Generations)
As they struggle to deal with aging parents, boomers are resparking old sibling rivalries

NOTEBOOK

Dean's Secret Fans
Is there a method to Howard Dean's madness?

A Clemency Conundrum in Michigan
Governor Granholm in the hot seat

Who Did It with the Lead Pipe in the Study?
Which everyday items have celebrities turned into weapons?

Behind the Tobacco Retreat
It may be the courts, not politics, that have forced the government to lower penalties

Date.com Is So 2004
One-size-fits-all dating sites have gone by the wayside in favor of niche appeals

Punchlines

Staying--and Overstaying--the Course (In The Arena)

Verbatim

A Lot More Than Pretzels
First-class flyers see the airline goodies gap increasing in their favor

Blogwatch

Appreciation: Anne Bancroft

Numbers

Milestones

ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Are These Towers Safe? (Time In Depth)
Why America's nuclear power plants are still so vulnerable to terrorist attack--and how to make them safer. A special investigation

New Plants on the Horizon? (Time In Depth / Nuclear Comeback)

Reactors Abroad (Time In Depth / Perspective)

BUSINESS

Down...But Not Out (Profile)
Prosecutors are swarming around him, but Hank Greenberg is as focused as ever--and not giving an inch. How he rose so far and fell so fast

SCIENCE

Mother Nature's DNA
The Human Genome Project has not cured any diseases yet--but it's revolutionizing science in surprising ways

SPORT

Court Conquistador
Teen idol Rafael Nadal stormed through the French Open. He could be the game's next great star

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

She's Got the Look (Fashion)
Street-smart and rebellious, Phoebe Philo has made the house of Chloe hotter than ever. Introducing the go-to girl with the golden gut

Now, Meet The Dockers (Movies)
After last year's hits, documentary films are suddenly red hot. Here are some of the best

Murderball: Not Like Musical Chairs (Movies)
HENRY ALEX RUBIN & DANA ADAM SHAPIRO

The Dirtiest Joke Ever Told--And Retold (Movies)
PAUL PROVENZA

A Mystical Trip that's High on Helium (Movies)
WERNER HERZOG

How Enron's Big Shots Got Into Trouble (Movies)
ALEX GIBNEY

Clowning Their Way Off The Mean Streets (Movies)
DAVID LACHAPELLE

Living a Dare, For 30 Days At a Time (Movies)
SECOND ACT

The George and Tony Show (Theater)
Stuff Happens, the bristlingly political play from London, is high on dudgeon but low on answers

5 Fantastic First Novels
Summer is for adventure, so try one of these rookies' splashy books

ESSAY

Hopelessly Devoted
Being a fan is like having your own personal time machine