Wow, have I ever been missing “Project Runway.” Heck, I even watched Bravo’s pale imitation, “The Fashion Show,” which mostly just made me realize how much Tim Gunn adds to “Runway.” Kelly Rowland, you’re no Gunn.
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We've been hashing out commercials for two months now, and it's time for a vote. The contest isn't over, and the vote isn't the final word on who will take this year's best and worst ad honors, but it'll definitely help narrow things down.
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Finally, "thirtysomething" is coming to DVD. What about other shows that have long been off the air, yet aren't available for home viewing?
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We've been rehashing and reviewing the crop of current commercials, but let's do the time warp. Thanks to You Tube, it's easier than ever to watch old commercials, and it can be a blast.
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Bueller, Bueller? Demented and sad, but social? John Hughes, gone too soon at age 59, wrote some of the most marvelous lines in movies.
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He's baaaack. The little monster who manhandles a cartoon toenail like he's sliding up a garage door has a new ad.
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When it comes to great acting, Meryl Streep breaks the gender divide. While Robert De Niro and Al Pacino have arguably damaged their legendary reputations with shoddy movie choices, Streep has remained consistently excellent. And she can do it all: drama, of course, comedy and even with last year’s “Mamma Mia!” musicals.
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Companies love to sign up a big star to promote their products. Yet so many of the celeb-product pairings are ridiculous.
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I'd argue that many television shows are best watched on DVD. It's how I got caught up on such gems as "The Shield," "The Wire," "Gilmore Girls," "House" and "My Name Is Earl."
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Sometimes when a TV show starts to go bad, I just can’t look away. It’s a mystery that demands to be solved. What went wrong? How did a show that was once fresh and new grow tired and clichéd? “Entourage,” I’m talking to you.
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