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The Woman in Black Bill Wine
Daniel Radcliffe stars as a young lawyer at the turn of the last century. He travels to an isolated coastal village to settle the legal affairs of a reclusive widow
The Woman in Black Michael Phillips
Arthur Kipps (Daniel Radcliffe) is sent north to settle the affairs of its recently deceased owner. Years ealier, Alice Drablow lost her little boy in the nearby marsh. His cries can still be heard. Kipps comes to learn the truth of the creepy village
Albert Nobbs Sheri Linden
Albert Nobbs, he is actually a she. For reasons we learn gradually, emotional and economic burdens have led this woman (Glenn Close) to initiate a decadeslong masquerade and then to lose herself beneath her own facade
Albert Nobbs Bill Wine
Glenn Close plays Albert Nobbs, a woman passing as a man in 19th-century Ireland so that she can make a decent living. She stays out of trouble until Albert makes the acquaintance of Hubert Page (Janet McTeer)
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Michael Phillips
Oskar (Thomas Horn) lost his father (Tom Hanks) in the 9/11 attacks. He finds a key labled 'Black' among his father's things, which sends him out to contact every person in NYC named Black
Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Bill Wine
It's not extremely loud, but it is incredibly close. To our hearts and minds. This is a poignant, stimulating drama about the tragic effects and aftermath of the attacks on 9/11
The Iron Lady Bill Wine
Meryl Streep portrays former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher in the biographical drama about not only the only woman to hold the post, but the person who held it the longest
The Iron Lady Michael Phillips
Some movies arrive pre-stamped with a consensus opinion. With 'The Iron Lady,' the consensus so far is this: Meryl Streep excels as Margaret Thatcher. And the movie itself does not work.
A Dangerous Method Bill Wine
The period drama concerns the turbulent and shifting relationships among psychiatrists Carl Jung (Michael Fassbender) and his mentor, Sigmund Freud (Viggo Mortensen).
The Artist Michael Phillips
Silent film star George Valentin (Jean Dujardin) struggles to stay relevant at the end of the silent era. He meets would-be starlet Peppy Miller (Berenice Bejo), who dreams of success, and as her stock rises at the studio, Valentin's plummets.
The Artist Bill Wine
I bet you'll enjoy 'The Artist' immensely as it reminds you of why we have long since fallen for the movies. That's because it's a masterpiece of charm, energy, humor, nostalgia, and craft
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol Bill Wine
After a mission: impossible to follow, a mission: impossible to swallow, and a mission: impossible to dislike, this fourth installment registers as a mission: impossible to resist
Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol Michael Phillips
The Sitter Bill Wine
Jonah Hill stars as a college student who lives with his mom and says yes to a babysitting gig caring for the three children next door so she can go out on a double date.
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Big Miracle Michael Phillips
Three whales get trapped under the ice off the coast of Alaska. A slew of competing interests flock to the scene. Drew Barrymore plays a Greenpeace organizer, whose ex-boyfriend (John Krasinski) is a news reporter covering the story
Big Miracle Bill Wine
John Krasinski plays a TV news reporter from Anchorage when he discovers a trio of whales blocked from migrating south to Mexico: they're trapped under an immense slab of ice
Man on a Ledge Michael Phillips
Sam Worthington plays an ex-cop and a convicted thief on the lam, and he's threatening suicide. With Elizabeth Banks, Anthony Mackie and Ed Harris, the supporting cast does well here
Man on a Ledge Bill Wine
This suspense thriller about a guy who threatens to jump to his death from the top of a high-rise building stars Sam Worthington as an ex-cop and ex-con who was convicted of theft but who has just escaped from prison
Haywire Michael Phillips
In Steven Soderbergh's globe-trotting revenge thriller, martial arts star Gina Carano delivers some serious beatdowns. Special operative Mallory Kane (Carano) is being set up for a double cross and suspects as much
Haywire Bill Wine
Steven Soderbergh has gone Haywire. For his dip in the action-genre pool, he offers a series of life-threatening predicaments that his protagonist must fight her way out of
Contraband Bill Wine
Set in New Orleans, Contraband centers on the predicament of one Chris Farrady (Mark Wahlberg), a legendary smuggler, who is trying desperately to leave the dangerous, high-stakes world of international smuggling behind in the name of protecting his family
Contraband Michael Phillips
Mark Wahlberg plays Chris Farraday, an ex-smuggler who gets sucked back in. A nasty drug lord is owed money by Farraday's brother-in-law. Now Farraday has to get beaucoup counterfeit bills from Panama to New Orleans in a jiffy
Beauty and The Beast 3D Michael Phillips
With amazing cel animation, impressive vocal performances, and unforgettable characters, this movie reminds us of what animation was capable of before the rise of computers and Pixar
Land of Blood & Honey Bill Wine
This grim, bittersweet love story in the midst of a tragic and savage war stars Goran Kostic as Christian Serb Danijel, a Yugoslav policeman who meets Ajla, a delicate Muslim artist played by Zana Marjanovic
Land of Blood & Honey Michael Phillips
In '90s Sarajevo, a Bosnian Muslim painter, played by Zana Marjanovic, dances at a nightclub with a Bosnian Serb police officer, played by Goran Kostic. Then a bomb explodes
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) Michael Phillips
Mikael Blomkvist (Daniel Craig) and his unlikely colleague, the heavily pierced Lisbeth (Rooney Mara), go about nailing a killer of women. All roads lead to a rich family led by Henrik Vanger
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (2011) Bill Wine
When Rooney Mara was cast in the coveted role in the high-profile American remake, it seemed like a downgrade. Well, not so fast. Mara is quite riveting co-starring opposite Daniel Craig in this tense thriller
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Chronicle Roger Moore
Teenagers acquire super powers on videotape in this new sci-fi romp. Nerdy Andrew (Dane DeHaan) will bully his bullies and try to save his dying mom. Cerebral Matt (Alex Russell) will test out 'free will.' And popular Steve (Michael B. Jordan) will enhance his popularity
Coriolanus Michael Phillips
Ralph Fiennes has conjured a very fine film of 'Coriolanus,' in which the actor makes his feature directorial debut. It's worth seeing simply for Vanessa Redgrave's Volumnia, the Roman soldier's fearsome mother
The Grey Michael Phillips
Liam Neeson stars as a heartbroken loner named John Ottway, on the verge of suicide as his plane crashes in the Alaskan wilderness. Ottway and his fellow refinery workers must brave horrible conditions and a hungry pack of oversized wolves on their trail
The Grey Bill Wine
Throwing its characters to the wolves -- literally -- to see how they fare is a central component of The Grey's anatomy. Liam Neeson stars as loner John Ottway
Red Tails Michael Phillips
In 1944 Italy, African-American pilots finally get their shot to prove their worth in the air. The filmmaking comes across as more in love with its digital effects than the characters
Red Tails Bill Wine
It's a historical drama about the Tuskegee Airmen, the first group of African-American fighter pilots in the United States' armed forces
The Flowers of War Sheri Linden
Based on Geling Yan's novel '13 Flowers of Nanjing,' the story gathers an improbable collection of people in the nominal refuge of a Catholic cathedral as the Chinese capital falls to Japan's Imperial Army
Joyful Noise Michael Phillips
This serviceable musical contraption takes place in a hard-hit Georgia town, where the multiracial members of the Divinity Church Choir take their act to the competition stage
The Devil Inside Bill Wine
The Devil Inside is a spooky thriller about a woman who becomes involved with a series of exorcisms as part of her investigation into just what happened to her mother, who murdered three people while possessed
Carnage Bill Wine
This dialogue-driven dark comedy of manners is based on Yasmina Reza's play, God of Carnage, about two sets of parents who meet to discuss the playground altercation that their tween sons have recently gotten into
Pariah Michael Phillips
Remember the name Adepero Oduye. The luminous actress makes this new, coming-of-age drama exceptional. Oduye plays Alike, a young woman slowly coming out as a lesbian at various speeds
War Horse Bill Wine
It's the story of a horse. And his boy. And their war. This old-fashioned epic melodrama is set against the sweeping canvas of rural England and the nightmarish battlefields in France during the First World War
War Horse Michael Phillips
We Bought a Zoo Michael Phillips
Benjamin Mee (Matt Damon) is a widower with two children who quits his job and, searching for a fresh start for his preteen daughter along with his grieving son, finds exactly what he wasn't looking for: a zoo on the skids. Scarlett Johansson plays the head zookeeper
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'Hugo' and 'The Artist' Lead Oscar Nominations
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Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked
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Give A Gift of New Ideas on Retirement
The word retirement needs reinvention, especially in our post-crash economy. For anyone approaching this profound life transition, the first challenge is one of orientation -- where to start. Here's my roundup of favorite books on re-thinking retirement
The New Good Life: Living Better Than Ever in an Age of Less
John Robbins wants to help replace our culture of excess with 'more of a high-joy culture.' Says Robbins, 'We can actually have a higher quality of life even though we may have a lower standard of living.' Robbins urges us to shift our definition of success. To do that, Robbins recommends making lifestyle changes. Here are some of his suggestions
New Biography of Apple's Steve Jobs Paints Complex Portrait
Steve Jobs' biography provides insight into one of the world's greatest businessmen
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Those Who Hated Him
The author of The Plots Against the President discusses the paranoia that both Roosevelt and Obama face
From a look at the events that led to the global recession to the tale of the woman behind much of the leading biomedical research, the following books reveal the power of words to define and transform reality
A Reading List for the Twenty-first Century
A Reading List for the Twenty-first Century
Jefferson and Madison's Constitution and Modern Gridlock
Thomas Jefferson and James Madison formed a political alliance that led to the two-party political system, religious liberty, and the Louisiana Purchase. Isenberg and Burstein explore the complicated interactions between the Founding Fathers who became the third and fourth presidents. Here's the impact on the American political system today
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Gary L. Rashba's 'Holy Wars, 3000 Years of Battles in the Holy Land' illuminates those major battles that shaped this part of the world for three millennia
Cookbook Gifts for the Holidays
Each year, hundreds of food and cookbooks cross my desk. I always look forward to sharing my favorites with readers during the holiday gift shopping madness. Here are a few of my favorites
Cookbooks: A Few of My Favorites
I know how tough it can be to search out that perfect cookbook. Here are a few of my picks for various types of cooks
There comes an awe-struck moment in every modern, self-taught chef's life when he or she discovers 'The Fannie Farmer Cookbook.' In our age we take cookbooks for granted, along with the precise measurements and scientific and technical explanations they impart. But Farmer's tome was a pioneer of the genre. First published in 1896, it's currently in its 13th edition
Frankly Speaking: A Great Frank Sinatra Biography
New Books Abound for Animal Lovers
Hydraulic Pressures: Into the Age of Water Scarcity?
The Secrets to Zappos' Success
The American Revolution's Ordinary Heroes
Hoover Dam's Big Government Lessons
Why News Is Aimed At Your Emotions
Fran Hawthorne Discusses 'The Overloaded Liberal'
J.D. Salinger: Artist Who Never Wanted to Be an 'Idol'
The Future of the U.S. Economy: 2050
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Top 11 TV Shows You Should Be Watching
Does TV bore you? Well, try these programs. They'll stimulate your mind, body and, in most cases, your funny bone
Television For Women at a Crossroads
Television for women is a strange term for starters, since the vast majority of primetime TV aims squarely at them. Nevertheless, traditional formats, personalities and niche channels geared to women find themselves at a perplexing crossroads
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5 Years On: The Secret of Fox News's Success
Fox News started as an idea hatched by Rupert Murdoch, who hired GOP campaign strategist Roger Ailes to run the new channel. Ailes set out to build from scratch a network that resembled a newspaper: news and opinion. And the formula hasn't changed
Public Perception of Media Bias Hits Historic High
In a new study that calls into question the credibility of the news business, public belief that the media is inaccurate, biased, and influenced by powerful people has reached historic highs, according to the Pew Research Center
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Networks Are Not Upfront About Reality TV Shows
The major networks just hosted another upfront week, and once again there was an uninvited guest. That would be reality TV, arguably primetime's dominant genre, ratings-wise, conspicuous by its absence.
Who Killed Networks' Creative Model?
Twitter is an interesting medium, if only because it allows TV execs -- often behind the thinnest veneer of anonymity -- to express publicly what they traditionally say in private. So it's been amusing in recent weeks to see sniping from broadcast honchos about critically acclaimed cable shows
GOP Reality TV Show Could Be a Win-Win
Ryan Seacrest Could Replace Matt Lauer On NBC's 'Today'
Modern Family Sweeps Primetime Emmy Awards
Television Grads May Miss the Way They Were
Oprah Winfrey is a Blessing to Us All
Television Shows Depart to Little Fanfare
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Lady Gaga and Britney Spears Win Big at MTV Video Music Awards
It was definitely ladies night at the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, which speaks pretty true of the state of pop music as a whole right now. Katy Perry continued her winning streak by picking up her three very first moonmen, while Britney Spears earned a major achievement award and has yet to even turn 30
7 Things We Love About Justin Bieber
You may already heart him in a BIG way -- and we wanna spread even more Justin Bieber love. There are so many things we find endearing about him. Here, seven things we love about The Bieb
Lady Gaga Records Duet with Cher
From the day Lady Gaga asked Cher to hold her meat purse, it's been a friendship made in MTV history. Now, Cher is hard at work on her 26th studio album and she's got a duet with the 'Born This Way' singer
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A Half-Century On, Their Music Still Captures Youth
It was 50 years ago this summer that a couple of guys were sitting in a California garage, noodling around with a song. Their names were Mike and Brian. Mike and Brian, along with two of Brian's brothers and a family friend, took the song to a local record company and the Beach Boys were born
Nothing can bring back memories of a place the way music can. With this in mind, here's our list of great songs about places. Some have become inadvertent anthems while others actually paint quite a dismal picture. Regardless they've become inextricably linked to their respective places
Grammy Nominations Full of Snubs and Surprises
The 2012 Grammy nomination were full of a few snubs, some surprises and led by Kanye West
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Researchers Say Many Rap Songs Advertise for Alcohol Industry
The average adolescent living in the United States is heavily exposed to alcohol brand references in popular music, according to a new study
Barbra Streisand Returns with 'What Matters Most'
After Barbra Streisand earned her ninth #1 album two years ago with 'Love Is the Answer,' she could be going for 10 with her latest album, 'What Matters Most -- Barbra Streisand Sings the Lyrics of Alan and Marilyn Bergman'
Guns N' Roses, Red Hot Chili Peppers Among Inductees Into Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
The 2012 list of Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees includes Guns N' Roses, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Donovan
Pitbull Earns First-Ever Top single with 'Give Me Everything'
'The Book Of Mormom' Skyrockets On Billboard 200 Albums Chart
Get an Awesome Soundtrack to Your Summer
When Pop Stars Become Pop Psychologists
Aretha, Gaga and Barbra: Grammy Night!
Lady Gaga: Pop Sensation Transforms Music Video Culture
Chatting It up With the Jonas Brothers
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'GoldenEye' is one of the classics of console FPS games. Is this game really so fun that it deserves yet another version in this short span of time? Cynical though I may seem, 'GoldenEye' is still a great game
Voltron: Defender of the Universe
Well, before Hollywood gets its claws on it and does the unthinkable, we might as well enjoy 'Voltron: Defender of the Universe' for what it is now
A lot of Xbox Live Arcade games are overlooked each year. Some are merely overshadowed by bigger releases - or retro titles with smaller price tags. Others are unfortunately released at a time when bigger and better retail games hit the market, as everyone is busy playing them. Among these overlooked games is 'Fusion: Genesis'
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'Final Fantasy' may be the best known and most beloved Japanese RPG series out there. 'Type-0' is part of the Fabula Nova Crystallis subseries, which also includes 'Final Fantasy XIII' and 'Final Fantasy Versus XIII'
I love the 'Apples to Apples' board game. So, of course, I was curious to see what THQ was doing with the game, translating it to a digital format on Xbox Live Arcade. Here's how the game works, in case you've never played it
I'm all for an aggressive NASCAR game. So it made me happy to play 'NASCAR Unleashed' on the 360, with its simplistic arcade nature and its numerous options
'Dezaemon Kids!' can't compare to other, more serious games of the genre, but it's well worth $5.99 price. Here's Why
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I've never owned a Sony handheld, but 'WipeOut 2048' makes me want to join the club
Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone
When Konami released 'Zombie Apocalypse' for download a couple of years ago, it brought forth an interesting arena shooting game in which the goal was to stay alive while battling hordes of the undead. The sequel, 'Never Die Alone,' expands on that with bigger areas and some personality-laden characters, benefiting as a result
'Sid Meier's Pirates' was remade in 2004 and it not only received amazing reviews from critics and gamers alike, but went down in gaming history as being one of the best pirate video games of all time. Even seven years later, it's still difficult to find a game that can outperform it. However, there is a new challenger to the pirate game throne in 'Pirates of Black Cove'
High School Teachers Make Video Gaming Academic
Tom Clancy's Rainbow 6 Patriots
Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary
Fourth 'FIFA Street' Game Breaks from Its Past
Gears of War 3 Achievement Challenge
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A Super Dilemma Only the President Can Solve
I hope this letter reaches you before Super Bowl Sunday; if not, simply stick it in the official White House shredder alongside all those memos and suggestions from John Boehner
Running The Country From the Three-Point Arc
Like most of the country, I spent the past week reading Jodi Kantor's revealing portrayal of our nation's first couple. By 'reading,' I mean I skimmed, searching for any sentence that contained 'Kardashian' or some form thereof
The Perfect Snowball Only Costs 10 Bucks
Sometimes I wonder how I reached nearly the half-century mark of life, particularly when my kids seem just inches from serious bodily injury or worse on a daily basis
Big Breakdown on the Little Things
You can buy a new one, but you can't get the old one fixed. That's the crisis in America.
Gratuitous Noise is Irritating
There's a conspiracy against silence in the world. We seem to prefer a shout to a whisper
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A Vacation Day -- and More -- Stolen
We got broken into. The worst part? It happened on my day off. I had a couple of vacation days to use up at the end of 2011, because, with two little kids, we never go anywhere
50 Stories You'll Be Reading This Year
There's a theory in the news business that there are only so many stories. Here are 50 you can depend on reading
Parking Spaces are Another Endangered Species
A lot of people who know how to drive don't seem to know how to park
Rise of the Middle-Aged Protester
Tis the season to look back on the previous 12 months, identify regrets and vow to try something completely different in the coming year. For me, that means protesting
Feeling Like a King at 30,000 Feet
The gentleman seated next to me took a sip of his drink and sighed. I quickly agreed. We could have been discussing love, fame, money or maybe even a decent golf swing.
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Everything is Coming Up 'Awesome'
There's so much competition for our attention that everyone is using up all our good superlatives to get it
Too Much Bigness is No Small Matter
We may have gone far enough with bigger. The time may be at hand to start thinking small
Customer Support Never Tasted So Good
Every journalist charged with writing a weekly column yearns for two things
Scenarios in Which Stacy Keibler Would be Paid For a Special Appearance
Thanks to her George Clooney connection, Keibler's fee for special appearances has more than tripled -- to $25,000
It's Fun To Save All That Stuff
I love the idea of saving anything, but all the things I enjoy saving are as hard to know where to put as money. At the moment, I'm sitting in a workroom in the basement of my house. It's separated by a door from my shop, where my tools are
The Sexiest Man Alive is Out There Somewhere
How to Save the U.S. Postal Service
It's Time to Delete the Pause Button
You Don't Mind If I Sit, Do You?
I Desperately Need to Talk Turkey
My Children Will Become Actuaries
Could the Kardashian Divorce be the Answer to the Recession?
What's Right in America? A Great Deal!
Don't Make a Wastebasket What It Isn't
More Towels, Sir? We Already Knew That
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The Star of Stars is No More: Elizabeth Taylor is Gone
Elizabeth Taylor, the true Star of Stars was apparently ready to die. Congestive heart failure claimed her. Although the news is not quite a shock.
She was only 79, but had lived a million years, having fired up and exhausted endless fantasies for herself and the millions who watched her, dumbstruck, as she commanded the Fates to do her bidding
Film Legend Elizabeth Taylor Dead at 79
Elizabeth Taylor, the true Star of Stars passed away today at the age of 79. Congestive heart failure claimed her.
MTV Goes For the Gutter With 'Skins'
In an increasingly competitive media landscape, there's one sure way of attracting eyeballs: controversy. Namby-pamby shows aren't going to draw fickle viewers. And thoughtful analysis of issues and situations tends to bring in an elite -- and reduced -- audience. On TV, especially, one must be bold. Salacious. Crass. Shameless. This may explain MTV's latest foray into the youth market
Moonlighting Pays for Broadway Thespians
TV and movie stars continue lining up en masse to make their Broadway debut. This article is not about them. Rather, the flipside of that phenomenon -- working theater actors doing notable TV and film gigs
Reality Shows Try to Find Spot on Crowded Sked
Finding a spot is the big challenge right now for first-season reality TV programs. After all, there are only so many hours in the day to watch television, and viewers tend to be loyal to their favorite show, even if it's a little long in the tooth.
Discovery Channel explains Nitty-Gritty of Dirty Jobs
Throughout the course of "Dirty Jobs", Mike Rowe, 47, has parachuted into incredibly dirty jobs, paying tribute to the value and integrity of manual laborers as he sloshes around in knee-high nastiness right beside them.
A compelling case exists that for many newspapers to survive, they'll require nonprofit status -- and possibly public funding. A related question is where TV and radio journalism might fit into that equation.
It's TV, Not Political Office, for Lou Dobbs
Feisty money talker Lou Dobbs is back, just not the way we expected when he abruptly quit CNN amid rumors he was going to run for the Senate or even the presidency. As he prepares to debut on Fox Business Network, he tells us, 'That is not something I wanted to do.' Though, he 'fessed, running for office was 'very tempting.'
Kate Winslet Suffers Magnificently in HBO's 'Mildred Pierce'
HBO has attempted a mighty feat with its five-part miniseries Mildred Pierce starring Kate Winslet, based on James M. Cain's best-selling 1941 novel. First of all, there is the vivid memory of the 1945 black-and-white screen version, starring Joan Crawford as the ambitious, long-suffering Mildred and co-starring Ann Blyth as Veda, the vicious, ungrateful daughter from Hell
'Breaking Bad' -- Am I the Only Person Watching This Great TV Show
After having its maiden run shortened by the writer's strike, 'Breaking Bad' recently capped a breathtaking second season that delved deeper into the show's world of moral ambiguity and unintended consequences," writes Variety's pundit Brian Lowry.
Chattin' It up With iCarly's Miranda Cosgrove
Miranda Cosgrove isn't getting much of a vacation this year, but she's not complaining. The 16-year-old actress is busy filming a slew of new 'iCarly' episodes, but that hasn't stopped her from partaking in some of her favorite pastimes
Few Penalties For Stars Behaving Badly
Charlie Sheen and Ben Roethlisberger might seem an unlikely pair. Yet the 'Two and a Half Men' star and Super Bowl quarterback both demonstrate an old truth: Bad behavior is seldom enough to keep proven winners sidelined long.
The numbers are in. More than 111 million households watched the Super Bowl. That makes this year's Super Bowl the single-most-watched television broadcast of all time. Yes, even more than the premiere of 'Jersey Shore' season two. It's hard to believe, but completely true
Past Offers Paths For Remodeling 'Two and a Half Men'
Killing a sitcom character might sound like a bummer, but producer Norman Lear thinks viewers are relatively forgiving in such situations. 'If they have any other characters that the audience is interested in, and the writing is up to it, it'll sustain.' It would be possible to create a new character, Lear said, to deliver the news Sheen's alter ego, Charlie Harper, won't be back
Oscars Night Fit for The King's Speech
'The King's Speech' winds up the big winner at the 2011 Oscars, winning four Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Actor
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When Michael Jackson tragically died two weeks ago, millions were shocked. The wonder, though, is not that the troubled pop-music megastar died at the relatively young age of 50 under regrettable circumstances, but that he was able to live as long as he did
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