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Midlife-crisis film too lewd - 3/1/2007
"Wild Hogs" (PG-13, 1 hour, 40 minutes) If it weren't for a painfully slow start and a script riddled with crude language and sexual innuendo, much of it homophobic, "Wild Hogs" would have the makings of a popcorn-worthy family flick. |
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Hudson's star shining bright - 2/28/2007
Thanks to her Academy Award, Jennifer Hudson is about to become a real American idol. If the breakout star of "Dreamgirls" thought she was living a fantasy in the months leading up to her Best Supporting Actress win Sunday night, that's nothing compared with what lies ahead. |
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'Departed' arrives - 2/26/2007
LOS ANGELES - The mob saga "The Departed" won the best-picture Academy Award on Sunday, a triumph for a homegrown American film in an evening that featured the most internationally diverse field of nominees in the history of Hollywood's highest honors. |
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Some answers to Oscar mysteries - 2/26/2007
Pull up a chair. The Oscar Answer Man is in. And don't tell me I'm stealing this idea from Johnny Carson's "Carnac the Magnificent" either, because I'm stealing it from where Carson stole it from originally - Steve Allen's "Answer Man" bit. |
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Winning moment / Tidbits from the Oscars - 2/26/2007
Keeping his head up Sound engineer Kevin O'Connell didn't take home an Oscar on Sunday night, but he did put his name in the record book for most Oscar losses - 19 - without a win. |
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Hollywood glams it up - 2/26/2007
Aside from Jennifer Hudson's win as best supporting actress, nothing was more predictable than this year's Oscar fashions. And that's not a bad thing. |
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'Ghost Rider' stays in top spot - 2/26/2007
LOS ANGELES - The comic-book adaptation "Ghost Rider" burned the competition at the weekend box office, fending off a rush of new movies to rake in $19.7 million in its second week, according to studio estimates Sunday. |
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Cooper did some probing of his own for 'Breach' role - 2/25/2007
Some actors get so into their roles they become that character on and off the set. Not Chris Cooper. And a good thing, too, since in "Breach" he plays real-life traitor Robert Hanssen, an FBI agent who over two decades provided the Russians with reams of sensitive information. |
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