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Vet Actor Banderas Drapes On The Skin I Live In
- While his furry animated version in Puss in Boots holds out broader appeal, the more perverse skin that veteran actor Antonio Banderas wears in The Skin I Live In is dra...
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HuffPost Review: Every Day
- You can see what writer-director Richard Levine is going for with Every Day, a movie that wants to capture an American marriage in all its mundane detail. Well, strike t...
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'I Wouldn't Advise' Gay Leading Actors To Come Out
- Actor Richard Chamberlain made the difficult decision to come out as gay in 2003, but he doesn't think it's a good idea for leading actors to do the same. Chamberlain, s...
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HuffPost Review: Michael Jackson's Vision, Plus A Conversation With Brazilian Sensation Bebel Gilberto
- This 35-track, triple disc DVD collection is such an important and significant pop-culture package that it might scare your unsuspecting holiday recipient into thinking ...
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DVDs: The Sound Of Music, Toy Story 3, The Pacific And More
- A bumper crop of new releases so let's get to it. THE SOUND OF MUSIC 45TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION BLURAY ($34.99; FOX) -- I've seen The Sound Of Music quite a few times. It...
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Insanity over obscenity
- You could get whiplash understanding the way we deal with, shall we say, the coarseness of public discourse. On the one hand, you've got an exceptionally popular blog ca...
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Eat Pray Love: Do The Work
- The average moviegoer may enjoy the film version of Elizabeth Gilbert's bestselling book, Eat Pray Love. The movie doesn't require much effort on the audience's part. Al...
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FX's John Landgraf at TCA: I Wish the DVR Had Never Been Invented!
- Asked at yesterday's TCA presentation to critics about the challenges FX faces in confining its original programming to the 10 o'clock time period opposite the ongoing g...
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The Hypocrisy of "Glee's" Ryan Murphy Concerning the Transphobia On His Other Show "Nip/Tuck".
- Dear Ryan Murphy, I support your protest against Newsweek for publishing the "Straight Jacket" article by Ramin Setoodeh. It insensitively assaults gay male act...
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Short takes: 3D, yogurt, celebrity genealogy and more
- Things that have been bugging me lately but which aren't worth an entire post: Why is it that the first thing a 3D film does to establish its, well, 3Dness is to have in...
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This often campy series centers on the office of Dr. Sean McNamara and Dr. Christian Troy, longtime friends who practice surgery (and live life) in two entirely different ways. Christian is the stereotypical self-destructive playboy. Sean is the family man facing a moral crossroads, as well as a failed marriage to Julia. Sounds grim, but a healthy dose of dark humor keeps things humming and contributes to the show's appeal with both viewers and critics. But be warned -- the depictions of surgery on this series are a tad graphic.