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I love how this article rekindles my adoration for Mrs. Robinson in "The Graduate."
May 21, 2013 6:24 PM -
Youâre absolutely right that we should think about the broader impact of stories but that is not
By Sounds of Cinema onA Feminist Analysis of Rodham - the Feature Film About Young Hillary ClintonMay 21, 2013 6:02 PM -
Americans don't know that or you can't talk to Americans about it?
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I think its possible -look at how girls and women dress. Look at how our female icons dance i.e.
By Loren Chadima onFrancois Ozon Believes That Many Women Fantasize About Being ProstitutesMay 21, 2013 5:40 PM -
Wow. That is so far from where I am at and where all the women I know are...and the fact that he
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grrljock | February 1, 2012 2:35 PM
When I first saw the picture on this post, I thought Julianne Moore WAS Palin (Sarah, not Michael). Seems like they did a great job casting actors with passable resemblance to the real people (though Ed Harris is way too young to be McCain). Seems that Moore doesn't really have Palin's accent down, though maybe it's a case of my being used to Tina Fey's impression.