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Best and Worst Movie Moms
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Written by Jeff Giles, Tim Ryan, and Sara Schieron.
RT celebrates Mother’s Day with our favorite good (and evil) cinematic moms.
Mothers are precious. In fact, they’re super-heroines…except when they haunt you, beat you or sell you into government office. (And even then, there’s some love there.) From nurturing and strong to manipulative and murderous, moms do some crazy things in the interest of protecting (or betraying) their brood, and this list — hotly contested in the RT office, by the way — features five good eggs and as many rotten, with a few honorable ...
More Shocking Video: Hillary Gives Her Instructions [Hillary Clinton]
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Somebody at Daily Kos just found this shocking video of Hillary making her plans. The man in the chair is, of course, George Stephanopoulos. [YouTube]
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William Bradley: The "Manchurian Candidate" Fantasy: Paranoia And Irony Abound
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"Raymond, why don't you pass the time by playing a little solitaire?"
"He's ... an Arab." It's perhaps fitting that last week ended that way for John McCain -- face to face, embarrassingly, with an angry supporter sputtering about Barack Obama -- given that he began it with a speech playing to the deep swamp of fevered innuendo about Obama as a "Manchurian candidate" out to seize the presidency and take down America.
McCain, who a few months ago said that Obama is a patriotic American with whom he happens to disagree, began last week with a speech in ...
The Break that Refreshes: Angela Lansbury
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The Break that Refreshes
Angela Lansbury
By Marilyn Ferdinand
If you want something done right, do it yourself. I've lived my life believing that adage. Nonetheless, I have been persuaded from time to time to delegate. Sometimes it goes well. This time, it was disastrous. I told my contractor time and again which one needed to be removed from office: a goofy-looking guy with helmet hair and a delusional look in his eyes. And did I say anything about rifles? I don't remember anything like that. Just drive him across the Illinois border; take his shoes, cellphone, and ...
Taxing Time: A Screengrab Salute To Beat The Clock Cinema (Part One)
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When I was a younger man, summer vacations seemed to last 100 years and every day was at least 24 hours long. Now, as an old geezer, I can’t help but notice how time keeps on slipping, slipping, slipping into the future at an alarming rate. Summers, at best, tend to flash by in a matter of days -- and my days, like everything else, have apparently been downsized... ...or at least that’s how it feels here beneath the mountain of overdue assignments, unfinished projects and blown deadlines I find myself tunneling through of late, with less than a week remaining to file that damn ...
