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With the recent release of Up, where there was only one female character in a supporting role, an NPR blogger got thinking about the lack of girls in Pixar movies.

Macbeth is one of Shakespeare's most famous plays and it is still one of the most widely performed. But what are the elements that make up this famous Scottish tragedy?

Sometimes maneuvering through the TV cartoon wasteland of for fun, smart programming that respects girls and boys seems like an impossible task.

Camp Rock premiers on the Disney Channel on June 20, 2008. Here is a sneak-peek at who is starring in the movie and what you can expect will happen.

Mad Men and Gossip Girl feature two of fall's biggest trends.

A review of Sara Gruen's "Flying Changes", the story of a famly of equestrian women in New Hampshire who are stronger than they imagine.

A book of review of Lauren Weisberger's latest novel "Chasing Harry Winston" including analysis of the characters and its relation to a similar item in popular culture.

This is a review of the unabridged audiobook, Sail, by James Patterson. Fans of this genre will enjoy the fast moving pace and the excellent narration.

The Thirty Three and a Third series of books each give an in depth dissection of a classic album. Pernice's addition is an unsatisfactory work of fiction.

The Undomestic Goddess, through its unrelenting comedy, teaches everyone an important lesson about working too hard, and of the importance of love in today's manic world.

Chris Cleave's novel, The Other Hand, is a perfect example of how beautiful the English language can be when used by such a talented and fearless author.