COVER
The Power of Yoga
It bends. It stretches. It turns you into a human pretzel. But can it really cure what ails you?
A Master Responds
Yoga in the West? It's a big joke
ASIA
Stomping the Presses
President Kim tells the media to pay its back taxes and fines. But is he really after kinder coverage?
Beijing's Final Sprint
Thanks to a savvy public relations campaign, even some of China's critics are supporting its bid for the 2008 games
BRIEFING
Starting Time
For the week of July 16, 2001
TRAVEL
The News Might Be Bad, but What a Deal
One of the buys of the decade is on offer at Kathmandu's Dwarika's Hotel
ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT
Make Love Not War
Disney is spending $10 million to convince the Japanese public that Pearl Harbor is a romance. It better work: the studio needs to make $100 million
Fact VS. Fiction
They did bomb Pearl Harbor, right?
The Secret of All Secrets
On his first air raid, Zenji Abe, a young Japanese pilot, bombed Pearl Harbor. Here's his story
Pearl Harbor's Top Gun
Fighting his own past, a nervous studio and (as always) the critics, producer Jerry Bruckheimer goes to war
India's Most Wanted
Rather than evoking horror, bloodthirsty gangster Veerappan is a folk hero to many of his countrymen
BUSINESS
Hyundai in High Gear
Once the butt of jokes, the Korean brand is among the hottest on America's highways
Craving the Crawlies
No use complaining about bugs in your soup in Thailand. Edible insects are in — and big business