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‘Heroes’ Gets Religion and Goes Down Hill
By
Donna Freitas
I’ve broken up with television shows before. The most painful in my memory was “The Sopranos“–a show I adored, but could no longer watch at the end of its fifth season because it had gotten so brutal. With J. J. Abrams’s “Lost,” while I used to feel passionately invested, I now have a kind of…
‘Dexter,’ Doubt, and the Divine
By
Ellen Leventry
Everyone’s favorite serial killer with a conscience, Dexter Morgan, returned to television last weekend with killer ratings, but the season three opener didn’t exactly slay me. If it sounds funny that a drama about a forensic blood spatter specialist-cum-serial killer should garner Showtime’s highest ratings ever, then you should take a closer look. Having to…
Why Were Bristol and Jamie Lynn Treated So Differently?
By
Esther Kustanowitz
Celebrity, whether in the political or entertainment sphere, usually means relinquishing control over the message of who you are and what you’re about. Members of the media smell a story and run with it, sometimes despite the truth of the matter, and usually without regard to the feelings of the story’s subject. So now, Grandmama…
Clay, Lindsay, Ellen, Lance, and Brad: The Week in Gay News
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Esther Kustanowitz
With Lindsay Lohan officially announcing that she’s been dating Samantha Ronson for “a very long time” and Clay Aiken (finally) coming out in his most recent feature story in People, it might be time to look at the week in gay news. First, Lohan. Lindsay and Samantha are dating, yes, but are not engaged. Now,…
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