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HAPPY HOLIDAYS

By | December 2001

As we prepare to spend time with our families and update the site infrequently, we’d like to wish all of you a Merry Xmas…

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HAPPY HOLIDAYS

As we prepare to spend time with our families and go to parties and engage in all kinds of holiday nonsense resulting in infrequent site updates, we'd like...

THE FRIGID 50: THE COLDEST PEOPLE IN HOLLYWOOD

Okay, so both "Entertainment Weekly" and "Premiere" magazines have delivered their meaningless "power" lists. Who cares? The only people who really care...

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HAPPENSTANCE (Le Battement d’Ailes du Papillon)

Notions of fate and destiny are hardly groundbreaking concepts for romantic comedy; in fact, they've become the very cornerstones of most contemporary...

HOUSE OF DOCS RETURNS TO SUNDANCE

The Sundance Film Festival presents the third annual House of Docs. Designed to increase awareness of documentary film and provide support for documentary...

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FELICIDADES (HAPPY HOLIDAYS)

The holidays can be a lonely and depressing time of year for anyone who doesn't live in the Hallmark world of holiday television ads. The urge for family...

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CHRISTMAS IN THE CLOUDS

Ray Clouds on Fire (Tim Vahle) has returned from the big city to manage Sky Mountain, a ski resort owned and operated by a Native American tribe, for his...

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A CHRISTMAS CAROL

For my money, it's this movie -- and not Capra's "It's A Wonderful Life" -- that marks my favorite yuletide flick. A made-for-television film, this...

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HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS

Dr. Seuss' classic children's book is now a $123 million dollar movie spectacular. With director Ron Howard behind the camera and star Jim Carrey under a...

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THE BANK

"The Bank" taps into the widespread anger regarding the foreclosure and loss of hundreds of businesses and thousands of jobs during the last decade in...

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MULLET

A good old Aussie BBQ - beers, burnt meat, winning charm and a knockabout Australian sense of humour and a bit of singing - what more could you ask for? ...

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