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Simon Wood

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Oscar, and (His) Agenda

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Simon Wood
/ 5 March 2006
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Art and Artifice

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Simon Wood
/ 24 January 2006
Goodbye to Love: Death of the ’90s Rom-Coms
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Goodbye to Love: Death of the ’90s Rom-Coms

By
Simon Wood
/ 5 December 2005

Their lingering demise wasn’t fitting, but the ’90s rom-coms of the most innocuous kind got their own happy ending.

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UN-dermining Hollywood

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Simon Wood
/ 31 October 2005
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Turning In, Tuning Out

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Simon Wood
/ 4 October 2005
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LAuteurs

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Simon Wood
/ 29 August 2005
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Location, Location, Location

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Simon Wood
/ 2 August 2005
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Spoon-feeding Glamour: Hollywood Knows Best

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Simon Wood
/ 1 July 2005

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