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Courtney Young

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Pedro Almodóvar’s Quintessentially Pansexual Oeuvre

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Courtney Young
/ 17 November 2009
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Michael Jackson: A Thriller in His Own Right

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Courtney Young
/ 22 September 2009
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A Thriller in His Own Right: MJ and the Desegregation of Popular Music and Culture

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Courtney Young
/ 9 July 2009
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The Other: Laurent Cantet’s Heading South

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Courtney Young
/ 8 November 2006
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Sister Roses Passion (2006)

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Courtney Young
/ 21 September 2006
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The Sisters (2005)

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Courtney Young
/ 7 August 2006
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Good Times: The Sixth Season

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Courtney Young
/ 31 July 2006
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MTV’s New Post-modern Voyeurism

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Courtney Young
/ 5 July 2006
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I Know How You Feel, I Really Do!

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Courtney Young
/ 9 May 2006
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The New ‘Face’ of Contemporary Television

By
Courtney Young
/ 13 February 2006

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