Topic: Judd Apatow
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Mansome: Men redefining 'manly,' and not just for laughs
Mansome isn't just a movie – it's a reality as the commodification of manhood has men redefining "manly." Clothes matter. Eyebrows matter. Hair matters.
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'The Five Year Engagement,' starring Emily Blunt, Jason Segel: movie review (+trailer)
'The Five Year Engagement,' starring Emily Blunt and Jason Segel, gives career planning a charming, comedic twist.
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Will Ferrell announces Ron Burgundy's return in 'Anchorman' sequel
Ferrell made a surprise, in-character appearance on 'Conan' to regale the audience with a flute solo and declare a deal with Paramount Pictures.
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'Wanderlust' starring Paul Rudd, Jennifer Aniston: movie review
'Wanderlust' journeys into nudist, free-love territory – among other things – and largely misses the mark on humor.
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Culture Cafe
HBO cancels shows including 'Hung,' 'Bored to Death'
HBO cancels shows to make way for new programming.
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Culture Cafe
'The Muppets' co-writer Nick Stoller discusses the Kermit-Piggy relationship and more
'The Muppets' co-writer Nick Stoller on why he thinks Beaker is the funniest Muppet and how the movie blends American and British humor
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Culture Cafe
'The Muppets' is a charming, sweet movie for all ages
'The Muppets' has catchy musical numbers, well-placed celebrity cameos and genuinely funny jokes.
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The Myth of The American Sleepover: movie review
A tribute to clueless teens: ‘The Myth of The American Sleepover’ fails to leverage its time-warp feel.
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'Transformers' vs. 'Larry Crowne': Machines trump movie stars at the metroplex
Blockbuster CGI movie 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon' has already taken in more money than new romantic comedy 'Larry Crowne' is likely to, as they battle for Fourth of July weekend moviegoers.
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Kristen Wiig stars in 'Bridesmaids': movie review
Kristen Wiig: More subtle than 'The Hangover,' 'Bridesmaids' still has a strong gross-out element, which Saturday Night Live's Kristen Wiig excels at.
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Hall Pass: movie review
In 'Hall Pass,' two husbands plunge into chasing women after being granted a week off from their marriages by their wives in this crass comedy.
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Drew Barrymore and Justin Long star in 'Going the Distance'
Drew Barrymore and Justin Long’s characters entwine in a low-key long-distance relationship, in the romantic comedy 'Going the Distance.’
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Soul Kitchen: movie review
A German-Greek restaurant owner tries to take the menu upscale in 'Soul Kitchen' and mayhem ensues.
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Lackluster Memorial Day box office: Economy or bad films to blame?
Big-name films including the Sex and the City sequel failed to draw the audiences expected on the traditional kick-off of the summer movie season.
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A Gate at the Stairs
Family, race, and religion mingle in Lorrie Moore's incisive coming-of-age novel about a college girl disillusioned by what she sees of adult life.
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Review: 'Funny People'
Adam Sandler plays a successful comic coming to grips with a possibly fatal diagnosis in the latest Judd Apatow comedy.
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Review: 'I Love You, Man'
Goofy comedy with a heavy lewd streak follows the travails of a groom looking for a best man.
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DVD gift sets for every taste
From Abbott & Costello to "The Godfather" on Blu-ray, a spread of collectors' editions to appeal to all generations.
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Review: 'Zack and Miri Make a Porno'
The story of platonic roommates who decide to make an adult film to pay the rent and fall in love along the way.
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Angel of Grozny
Veteran Norwegian journalist Åsne Seierstad writes about mending the broken heart of Chechnya.
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Review: 'Pineapple Express'
Black comedy about the adventures of two potheads is fitfully amusing but over the top on gross-out gore.
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Review: 'Step Brothers'
Comedy about a couple of grown men acting like stunted 14-year-olds oversteps the limit of loserliness.
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Review: 'You Don't Mess With the Zohan'
Adam Sandler's new movie is a pretty good scattershot comedy with counterterrorism as its backdrop.
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Hazy screens: Is Hollywood pushing marijuana?
A raft of films has some observers citing a generational shift among filmmakers.
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In heartbreak hotel, 'Sarah Marshall' is the girl next door
A man bumps into his ex-girlfriend while on vacation in the risqué comedy 'Forgetting Sarah Marshall.'
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