Prairie Miller

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Prairie Miller is a New York multimedia journalist online, in print and radio, who reviews movies and conducts in-depth interviews. She can also be heard on WBAI/Pacifica National Radio Network's Arts Express.

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Abduction Movie Review: Taylor Lautner a Rebel Without His Claws

Let me begin by saying, Abduction is not director John Singleton's fault. Would you blame the McDonald's drudge at your local fast food joint for that toxic bad burger he's serving up for you?

Arts Express: Ingrid Betancourt Talks FARC Captivity

And Betancourt's search for logic in the concept that 'we are all entitled to our own truth.'

Puncture Movie Review: Captain America Sticks It To The Medical Establishment

While it may seem a bizarre notion that the US health care and pharmaceutical industries thrive on keeping you sick rather than cures, that's exactly what seems to be going down on a daily basis in this country, however unexplored.

I Don’t Know How She Does It Movie Review – Actually I Do

Not that Sarah Jessica Parker doesn't work up a sweat doing full length feature film flustered for the duration, as she seemingly switches it up from Sex And The City mode to Sex And The Stock Exchange maternal dismay.

Arts Express: A Conversation With Wrestler Paul Triple H Levesque

The Mill And The Cross: Polish director Lech Majewski phone in to visualize for radio, the monumental task of adapting the paintings of iconic subversive Renaissance artist Pieter Bruegel to the screen. For his film about meditation, madness and

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Breaking Down Your Printer So It Doesn’t Break Down On You

Nothing stops a productive morning faster than a flashing...

Why You Should Always Book Your Accessible Ride Ahead of Time

Getting from point A to point B should be...

Spotting the Gaps: Common Construction Bid Discrepancies and How to Avoid Them

Putting together a winning construction bid takes time, precision,...

Coco Coders founder says career education starts six years too late

Research on career aspiration suggests schools introduce career exposure roughly six years later than the evidence supports.
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