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‘Django Unchained’ Has a Passion That ‘Lincoln’ Lacks
Guest blog: Quentin Tarantino isn't afraid to show the ugly, seamy side of this tragic part of our nation's history
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Carole Mallory -
‘Lincoln,’ ‘Pullman Porter Blues’ Show Importance of Historical Fiction
Guest blog: America's racial history is brought into clear focus via the highly entertaining "Pullman Porter Blues" and "Lincoln"
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Piers Morgan, Immigrant With Job No American Wants, Faces Deportation
Humble talk show host dares speak out about guns
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‘The Guilt Trip’ – and My Failed Road Trip With Norman Mailer
Guest blog: With each lock-horns disagreement, I found myself routing for Streisand and Rogen to relate and get on with their lives
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Carole Mallory -
An Open Letter to the MPAA’s Chris Dodd: Get Rid of the Guns
Guest blog: I write this letter to you as a friend of Hollywood and with the hope that something can be done to take guns and gun scenes out of future Hollywood movies
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Dan Bloom -
Hollywood Tour Guide Dishes on Orson Welles, Sammy Davis Jr. and Why John Garfield Wasn’t Named Abraham Lincoln
Guest blog: Here's why Jewish-convert Sammy makes the sign of the cross in an emergency…
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Dan Bloom -
We Need Bret Easton Ellis’ Twitter Rants During Our Clubby Awards Season
Guest blog: And why, for his part, Bret Ellis needs to offer them
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Jeremy Walker -
Where Was Taiwan in Its Own Golden Horse Film Fest?
Called the Oscars of Asia, the televised show seemed like it was taking place in Beijing or Hong Kong, since most of the awards went to Hong Kong and Beijing film people
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Dan Bloom -
Larry Hagman Risked His Career to Stand Up for His Beliefs
For their anti-war views, Jane Fonda was labeled a traitor, Hagman an "eccentric"
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Ivor Davis -
Confessions of the Cinematic Kid: ‘The Movies Made Me Do It!’
Guest Blog: As a youth hooked on movies, the author mainlined everything from "Rocky" to "Caddyshack" — and lived to tell
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Al Weiwei, His ‘Never Sorry’ Director and Their Serendipitous Meeting
Guest Blog: The movie, the Chinese artist and activist, has finally reached Taipei — but still has not been shown yet in China
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Dan Bloom -
‘Lincoln’ – and Norman Mailer’s Aversion to Steven Spielberg
Steven Spielberg's new biopic is a carefully studied, moving view of history — and laborious … but at least E.T. isn't in it
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Carole Mallory -
Hurricane Sandy Spoke: Were You Listening, Hollywood?
Guest Blog: The tragedy of hurricane Sandy means it's time for Hollywood to make a movie that will show people what will happen if we don't get our act together on climate change
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Dan Bloom -
My Blind Date With the Best James Bond of Them All
Guest blog: Why "Skyfall's" Daniel Craig can't compare to the original 007.
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Carole Mallory -
OD’ing on My New Favorite Stars
Guest blog: The ultimate sensitive guy, the pretty girl who’s messed up but has a heart of gold and People's Sexiest Man Alive
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Mali Perl