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 		The Best Films Of The Decade (2000-2009)
With nary an Oscar to be found, this scruffy best of list celebrates the movies that sustained the greatest impact over the past ten years, be they artistic or just fun.
70 Years of the Movie Gone With The Wind
In 1936 it was a bestseller by Margaret Mitchell. It became Hollywood blockbuster in the golden year of 1939, but what keeps it considered classic cinema?
Saturday Night Live Makes Bold Statement
Without playing the situation for laughs, the subtle inclusion of a gay couple in a recent sketch makes bold statement just as powerfully as any march or a rally.
Revisiting The Magnificent Ambersons
No matter how much love Orson Welles's follow up to Citizen Kane gets, The Magnificent Ambersons will never live down the potential of what could have been.
Delia's Classic Christmas - BBC2
In a bid to get the nation back in the kitchen for the festive season, Delia Smith returns with simple recipes and lots of handy hints.
Do The Right Thing revisited
A review of controversial filmmaker Spike Lee's Do The Right Thing.
The Hangover Movie Review
With the soon-to-be groom missing, three guys try to piece together a night of drunken gambling and carousing in Las Vegas in order to find him.
A Review of Joanna Lumley - Catwoman
In part one of this ITV two-part documentary the British Actress takes the viewer on a feline journey, from ancient Egypt to modern Tokyo.
Domestic Violence and Brokeback Mountain
Brokeback Mountain just made #3 on At the Movies film critic A O. Scott's picks for The Best Movies of the Previous Decade, and that makes it worth a second look.
Tiger Woods a Brand Name and Tarnished Image
Tiger Woods traded his wholesome image to sponsors for product endorsements.Woods stands to lose millions of dollars if the sponsors sever ties with the golf legend.
Punisher: War Zone Movie Review
It may not be the biggest Punisher film. It made not be the best. But Punisher: War Zone follows the Marvel Comics version of the vigilante hero better than prior films.
Due South DVD Season One Mountie Comedy-Drama
The first season of Canadian series Due South introduces Mountie Benton Fraser who leaves Canada for Chicago and learns to adapt while searching for his father's killer.
Street Fight - The Newark Mayoral Race 2002
When 32 year old Cory Booker, a Rhodes Scholar, challenges the long-time mayor of Newark, New Jersey, the status quo exerts a lot of pressure on local citizens.
Bono U2 Vocalist a Rock Star and Humanitarian
Bono is famous as the vocalist of the Rock Band U2. The rock star has leveraged his fame to promote humanitarian causes including Project (RED) fighting Aids in Africa.
On the Dexter Season Four Finale
Surprises abounded as the fourth season of Dexter comes to a close.
Is Glee Misogynistic?
Glee has been the feel-good hit of the season for Fox, but looking past the song, the show's portrayal of female cast members has been disturbing at best so far.
Move Like Michael Jackson on BBC Three
A new talent show that has some impressive dancers but has nothing to innovate the overdone genre.
Snowglobe Movie Review
Singer-songwriter Christina Milian stars in the 2007 made-for-TV Christmas film Snowglobe.
Off-Beat Holiday Films
For those that want to avoid the sugary sweet or cliched, these five holiday films capture a very different type of holiday spirit.
Sleep with Me Starring Adrian Lester ITV Review
A mysterious, seductive French woman invades the marriage of a couple about to have their first child in a sexually tense drama.
Best and Worst Animated Films of 2009
Which were the best, and worst, animated films of 2009? Animation Boy™ takes you through the year in review.
DVD Review: Family Guy Season 8
IF the ninties was the decade where the Simpsons was at the forefront of popular culture then the same could be said about Family Guy this decade.
Kevin McKidd Stars in Dog Soldiers 2002 Film
A group of soldiers in the highlands of Scotland are ambushed by a pack of werewolves and take refuge in a deserted farm house to wait until the night comes to an end.
Paranormal Activity 2009 Movie Review
Like The Blair Witch Project before it, Paranormal Activity reminds us that sometimes what we don't see is a lot scarier than what we do see.
X Factor Final Winner 2009
The final result of the X factor 2009 competition was close run. In the end the talented consistency of Cheryl Cole's Joe McElderry won over the voting public.
Avatar Movie Shocks, Critics Like It
James Cameron again turns Hollywood upside down with his new movie. Critics like the sci-fi epic. Meanwhile, Avatar is said to be one of the most expensive movies ever.
Film Review: The Class
A teacher, Monsieur Marin (François Bégaudeau) tries to teach a class of racially mixed students from a tough Parisian neighbourhood
DVD Review - Saturday Night Live: Season Three
Saturday Night Live: The Complete Third Season shows SNL at or near the top of its game. By season three, the show found its winning formula and ran with it.
Documentary Review: Hitler's Favourite Royal
Prince Charles Edward was born into the heart of Britain's royal family but became part of Hitler's inner circle and died penniless in Germany.
Remember the Night: A Superior Christmas Film
Remember the Night is not the best known of Christmas films. But it's among the finest Hollywood ever produced -- smart, sweet and rivaling far better known holiday fare.
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