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- Another week of movies and music, another week of harsh reviews form the critics. In music, Bruno Mars returned with his sophomore album, "Unorthodox Jukebox," a mashup...
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Movie Review: Any Day Now
- Travis Fine's Any Day Now is set in the late 1970s, but, with its story about a gay couple battling to adopt an unwanted child, it could just as easily be set in the cur...
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Interview: Actor Alan Cumming, Any Day Now and Gay Adoption
- Alan Cumming knows a little bit about feeling like a second-class citizen. After all, aside from being a gay man in a straight-dominated world, he's also a Scot who's l...
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Actor Garret Dillahunt Gets Serious -- Again
- Yes, Garret Dillahunt says, things do come full-circle. Sitting in the press lounge of the Tribeca Film Festival, where he was talking about one of the films he had in...
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Tribeca 2012 Diary: Any Day Now Director Travis Fine
- Sometimes the '70s weren't about wide lapels and avocado-colored kitchen appliances. Sometimes they were about ignorance, fear, and bigotry. In Any Day Now, a gay couple...
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Growing up in racially segregated Birmingham, Alabama, during the 1960's, Rene and Mary Elizabeth manage to stick together despite community intolerance of ``mixed'' friendships. Many years later, following the death of her father, Rene returns home and reunites with Mary Elizabeth. The women realize that despite their career and family differences, they can help each other find happiness.
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