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Film: Tears' Faulty Moralism
By Staff Reports | March 6, 2003Explosions and heroics can be tasteless and fun, but Tears of the Sun crosses the line. This movie is deeply, disturbingly offensive.
Explosions and heroics can be tasteless and fun, but Tears of the Sun crosses the line. This movie is deeply, disturbingly offensive.
Ah, spring break. No worries, lots of sun, even more booze. But let's face it, by Wednesday, you'll be burnt to a crisp and incapable of drinking before 6 p.m.
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For some half-baked reason, publicity agencies and record labels think that Recess is a credible entertainment news source, so these poor clueless souls end up sending us entirely too much free stuff.
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Wish you could smell bargains the way you can smell your roommate's hash? Don't we all. If you love spending money you don't have, we've got a deal for you.
Long-absent actor Kurt Russell summons every last ounce of his trademark blue-eyed-bad-boy charm in Hollywood's latest good-cop/bad-cop film release, Dark Blue, directed by Ron Shelton.
Bookworms unite!.
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Growing up in Durham, novelist Amanda Davis knew that her Southern heritage would have a profound influence on her, but she never thought she'd spend her life writing about it.
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Anticipating the arrival of Michael Cunningham, The Hours' Pulitizer Prize winning scribe, Books Editor Malavika Prabhu took part in a conference call with the man himself a couple short weeks ago.