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Judith Mahoney Pasternak From the
February 19, 2010 issue | Posted in
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Judith Mahoney Pasternak “Oscar” is getting older—this year marks the 82nd awards ceremony for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. But movie lovers will have to wait until March 7 to find out whether or not he has, in fact, become wiser.
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Raj Patel From the
January 29, 2010 issue | Posted in
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Reviews Under what rock have you been hiding to miss the storm around James Cameron’s environmental parable, Avatar? Certainly not beneath a hunk of unobtanium: it floats.
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Chalie Bass From the
October 30, 2009 issue | Posted in
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Reviews A year after Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy, a slate of new documentaries is attempting to shed light on the ongoing economic crisis.
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Jason Schneiderman From the
December 31, 1969 issue | Posted in
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In Brüno, the fictional gay Austrian fashion reporter played by Sasha Baron Cohen loses the key to the bondage device shackling himself to his lover. They both lurch into a protest by the Westboro Baptist Church. You remember them. They held “Matthew Shepherd Entered Hell” signs at Shepherd’s funeral. This should be the most [...]
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Kenneth Crab From the
August 14, 2009 issue | Posted in
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war This review is from The Indypendent's August 14, 2009 issue.
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