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 Boston Globe | 'Teeth': Teen girl's family jewels have a biting defense San Jose Mercury News - By Mary F. Pols In his first feature film, "Teeth" writer/director Mitchell Lichtenstein turns a teenage girl's vagina into a weapon that can kill, or at the very least, maim anyone who occupies it against her will. Sex satire 'Teeth' provides feminist bite Review: Not quite love at first bite in 'Teeth' |
 StarPhoenix | In glitz-starved awards season, all eyes on SAG fete Reuters - By Kimberly Nordyke LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Sunday's Screen Actors Guild Awards will be the industry's first red-carpet event in this strike-fractured awards season, and even the prospect of heavy rain hasn't dampened the enthusiasm. SAG awards to finally let red-carpet fashion shine Cruise ups star power as SAG Awards presenter |
 The Money Times | At a dark Sundance, a few bright spots Boston Globe - PARK CITY, Utah - The mood of unsettled gloom that has hovered over this year's Sundance Film Festival finally came into focus Tuesday night, as news that actor Heath Ledger had died in mysterious circumstances in New York City made its way from person ... Hitmen and hype at the Sundance festival The unsung heroes of Sundance |
 Muse | "Persepolis" an animated masterpiece Seattle Times - By Tom Keogh "Persepolis," with the voices of Chiara Mastroianni, Catherine Deneuve, Danielle Darrieux, François Jerosme, Gabrielle Lopes, Simon Abkarian. Persepolis writer puts her life on the screen Graphic novel: From Lit 120 to big screen |
 San Diego Union Tribune | Four California Museums Are Raided New York Times - Nick Ut/AP Federal agents raided the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on Thursday as part of a five-year inquiry into smuggled relics. Raids suggest a deeper network of looted art Feds Raid Balboa Park Museum |
 New York Daily News | 'Untraceable': Snared In Its Own Sordid Trap Washington Post - By Ann Hornaday Diane Lane may be the single best reason for adults to keep going to movies these days, embodying not only the glamour and sexiness of an old-school movie star but also, somehow, the mellow, slightly careworn seasoning of an ordinary ... 'Untraceable': Don't bother looking for it A web killer is on loose, and the plot is torturous |
 New York Times | The Air I Breathe (2007) New York Times - By STEPHEN HOLDEN “The Air I Breathe” is an ingenious contraption that holds your attention for as long as it whirs and clicks like a mechanized Rubik’s Cube. 'Air I Breathe' tries for Confucian, adds confusion 'The Air I Breathe' fails to take flight |
 Sun-Sentinel.com | Viewers Flock to Fox Game New York Times - By BENJAMIN TOFF “The Moment of Truth,” Fox’s new game show in which contestants are questioned after having been hooked up to polygraph machines, passed its own first test with flying colors, drawing particularly impressive ratings in its debut on ... Lying will cost you money on 'Truth' "Truth" picks up "Idol" baton for strong debut |
 Wall Street Journal | Harrowing Romanian Abortion; Lane Hunts Web Killer: Rick Warner Bloomberg - Jan. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Cristian Mungiu's brilliant ``4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days'' tells the harrowing story of a Romanian college student who, aided by her roommate, gets an illegal abortion during the waning days of communism. Dark Tale With Adi Paduretu/IFC First Take and Red Envelope Entertainment |
 New York Daily News | Return of a Master, William Inge Wall Street Journal - By TERRY TEACHOUT What happened to William Inge? Between 1950 and 1957 he racked up a stunning track record on Broadway -- four plays, four hits -- and all of his theatrical successes were turned into big-budget Hollywood movies with blue-chip casts. Heavy-handed "Sheba" hasn't aged well Merkerson of `Law & Order' Looks for `Little Sheba': John Simon |
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Dennis Quaid will never take the idea of a pair of healthy babies for granted.
The actor, who along with his wife was put through the emotional wringer last year when their newborn twins were...
Heath Ledger's masseuse logged a little more phone time than previously thought.
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Doctors have said that it was only a matter of time before John Ritter's heart gave out. The late actor's wife, however, believes he may have been robbed of his remaining time.
"Wings"...
Unlike the massive yet touching congregation of mourners that assembled outside Heath Ledger's SoHo apartment as news of his death spread earlier this week, the actor's memorial service will be...
They tried to make her go to rehab--at long last, Amy Winehouse has said yes, yes, yes.
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