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In Praise of Kristen Wiig’s Risky Career Choices
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In Praise of Kristen Wiig’s Risky Career Choices

By Jon Lisi / 11 August 2015
Kristen Wiig’s genius is that she can generate humor and pathos from the same source, her characters’ pain.
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Movie Toilets: Women and the Politics of Defilement

By Molly Brown / 14 August 2012
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Melissa McCarthy: No Longer “Always a Bridesmaid”

By Comfort Clinton / 8 February 2012
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Cream of the Crap: The Best/Worst Movies of Summer 2011

By Bill Gibron / 29 August 2011
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Bridesmaids and Broom Jumpers

By PopMatters Staff / 25 May 2011

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The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs
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The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs

By Sean Murphy / 31 March 2023
Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery
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Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery

By Paul Risker / 31 March 2023
Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time
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Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time

By Thomas Britt / 30 March 2023
Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage
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Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage

By Michael Barrett / 30 March 2023
Black Flag’s ‘Damaged’ and the Hardcore Hope of “Rise Above”
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Black Flag’s ‘Damaged’ and the Hardcore Hope of “Rise Above”

By TK Hardin / 29 March 2023

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The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs
Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/Lists/Music/Music Features

The 100 Best Classic Progressive Rock Songs

By Sean Murphy / 31 March 2023
Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery
Featured: Top of Home Page/Features/Film/Film Feature/Film Festivals/Interviews

Director Léa Mysius on ‘The Five Devils’ Aromatic Mystery

By Paul Risker / 31 March 2023
Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time
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Folk Songwriter Richard Dawson Discusses the Language of Time

By Thomas Britt / 30 March 2023
Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage
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Suffering in Silents: Two 1922 Melodramas from Frank Borzage

By Michael Barrett / 30 March 2023
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