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Monday, June 5 2006

Mommie Dearest: Hollywood Royalty Edition (1981)

By Marisa Carroll

Watching Mommie Dearest: Hollywood Royalty Edition with John Waters' commentary track is like seeing it with your sharpest, funniest friend, who just happens to have inside dish on Melanie Griffith.

Monday, March 22 2004

Wonderfalls

By Mary Colgan

Jaye is the unlikeliest of tv heroines, cranky and decidedly unplucky.

Sunday, January 1 1995

What Lies Beneath (2000)

By Renee Scolaro Rathke

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