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‘Homey Don’t Play That’: A Tale of Emmy-winning Black Comedy Sitcom ‘In Living Color’
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‘Homey Don’t Play That’: A Tale of Emmy-winning Black Comedy Sitcom ‘In Living Color’

By
Christopher John Stephens
/ 7 May 2018

Comedy is a cruelly subjective art form, and not much of it survives outside of its time frame.

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Can You Imagine Standing in Line Just for a Newspaper?

By
Kit MacFarlane
/ 16 September 2010
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With ‘Selling Hitler’, You’ll Laught ’til You Plotz

By
Sarah Boslaugh
/ 5 August 2010
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Outfoxed: Rupert Murdoch’s War on Journalism (FOX Attacks Special Edition)

By
Stuart Henderson
/ 10 September 2008
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Murdoch’s acquisition of Dow Jones is all but complete

By
PopMatters Staff
/ 31 July 2007
Culture/Featured: Top of Home Page/PopMatters Picks

All the news that fits the plan: Murdoch and the WSJ

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PopMatters Staff
/ 12 June 2007
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Treatment of Murdoch offer for Wall Street Journal raises ethical issues

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PopMatters Staff
/ 14 May 2007
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Outfoxed (2004)

By
Terry Sawyer
/ 23 September 2004

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