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Scared Straight: Celebrity Rehab
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Ellen Leventry
What happens if someone made a reality show and it was too real to watch?That’s the thought that was running through my head last night while watching “Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew†on VH-1 last night. Yes, the network that resurrected “The Surreal Life†series and perfected the salacious celebrity dating show – “Flavor of…
“Gossip Girl’s” Odd Valentine to Young Love Amid Shattered Purity
By
Donna Freitas
The last episode of “Gossip Girl” was both strangely sweet and disturbingly harsh. One storyline had Brooklyn “Lonely Boy” Dan confessing first love for the unprepared, used-to-being-unloved Upper East Side Beauty, Serena–and spending an entire episode convincing Serena why his love is true. Can everybody say: Awwwwww! (It was pretty sweet, I have to admit.)…
Golden Globes Unplugged: More Authenticity, Less Hype
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Douglas Howe
I, for one, loved last night’s Golden Globes’ Awards presentation, even while everyone from entertainment television to fashion designers to hair stylists did not. The press conference style of handing out the awards was a wonderful change from the overdone hype we are usually subjected to. “Authenticity” and “Simplicity” are two of my favorite spiritual…
A. O. Scott’s Eclectic Advice on the “Family-Friendly” Film
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Donna Freitas
New York Times movie reviewer A. O. Scott makes a strange sort of case for this top six family-friendly films of the season. While he thinks “Enchanted” is pitch-perfect for his third grade daughter–it’s as if Disney tailor-made it for her–this pitch-perfect quality is exactly his reason for not recommending it as the only real…
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