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Love & Other Drugs Movie Review: Viagra Nation

While Hollywood has at times in the past turned a critical eye on its cultural competitor, television, with Love & Other Drugs that spotlight shifts to a different sort of prevailing escapist entity today - prescription drugs.

An Aging Poet Writes An Homage to a Memorable Classmate Set to Music

'Adeline Compton,' a moving poem set to music, is prize-winning poet Djelloul Marbrook's homage to a memorable English girl who used to serve him air tea in painted tin cups in a gazebo in their boarding school many years ago.

A Thoroughly Entertaining Spy Flick

Despite being cool and calculative, Urban's character constantly tries to seek the truth and motives behind the orders he is being given by his superiors.

Burlesque Movie Review

If you're thinking pasties and poles when mulling about the movie Burlesque and issues around truth in advertising, forget about it.

Will Publication of the Autobiography of Mark Twain Resurrect the Book Format?

Book stores across the country are running out of it quickly. The publisher's initial printing was for only 7,500 copies. But what initially looked like an academic book, is turning out to be a popular book, a collectors item.

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