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Aug 21, 2007 -
- Give Me My Remote has pictures from the first episode of the new season of "The Office."
- Pop Candy points me to a cool site with videos from MTV's "120 Minutes."
- Speaking of MTV, the MTV Movie Blog brings us this tidbit of information: High School Musical's Olesya Rulin will next star alongside Jessica Simpson in Major Movie Star
- Best Week Ever lists the top 10 karaoke songs to avoid at all costs. Where's "It's the End of the World as We Know It"?
- TV Squad knows what really happened with Mandy Patinkin and "Criminal Minds."
- Cinematical provides us with a retrospective review of National Lampoon's Vacation.
- GeekSugar rocks out with a little dancing robot and a cool Spoon song.
- TV Filter says the version of "Grease" with the stars from that reality show isn't doing so hot.
- Eyeballs and Fishlips shares the exciting news that the quickly canceled U.S. version of "Creature Comforts" is coming to DVD.
- Popwatch agonizes over whether to love or hate the cowboy rap song "Hick Chicks."
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Nov 04, 2009 -
This week's CW drama block may have its share of cool guest stars like N.E.R.D. and Samantha Ronson, but, on the whole, it's a total mess. On the one hand, you've got the unstable girls of 90210 having emotional breakdowns at the drop of a hat; on the other, the Melrose Place residents are busy sneaking around to cover up their crimes.
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Oct 25, 2009 -
You all agreed that Joseph Gordon-Levitt is so hot right now, so here's a treat for fans. In the upcoming Uncertainty, Gordon-Levitt stars as Bobby, who leaves a major decision up to a coin flip along with his girlfriend Kate (played by Wolverine's Lynn Collins). We then watch as the two very different scenarios play out for the couple: one is action-packed while the other is more emotionally grappling.
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Oct 02, 2009 -
In his Hollywood directorial debut, Ricky Gervais takes us to an alternate universe where honesty makes the world go round. It's not just that lie-telling is an impossibility; everyone can't help but speak their minds at all times, no matter how personal, embarrassing, or brutal their innermost thoughts may be. The premise of The Invention of Lying is rife for comedy, but the film is also a commentary on religion and has its sad moments as well.
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Sep 30, 2009 -
Week after week, we head to the theater to see our favorite actors in their latest projects. Though today's A-listers have made some of the finest films in Hollywood, you may be surprised to see how many movies don't make it to the big screen. Many films of the straight-to-DVD genre aren't so shocking (hello, Major Movie Star), but let's take a look at 15 movies that may have landed on Netflix before you even realized it.
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