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The drop of molasses that fell on me last night at the Domino Sugar Factory was proof of authenticity.
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The world premiere of “Crazy, Stupid, Love” last night featured free popcorn, bottled water and some eye-catching outfits.
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For a drug-cartel thriller pasted onto a sentimental family drama, “Snitch” is surprisingly (probably unnecessarily) classy.
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For private-equity firms scouring the Internet for a deal, Ancestry.com Inc. is generating more free cash per share by researching families than Facebook Inc. does connecting friends.
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When the corporate, drill-happy shills of Gus Van Sant’s “Promised Land” arrive in small town Pennsylvania, they shop for local anti-finery from a highway store that sells guns, guitars and flannel shirts.
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Mark and Jay Duplass have put their idiosyncratic, indie stamp on their first Hollywood film.
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“The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,” the first of director Peter Jackson’s trio of movies based on the J.R.R. Tolkien novel, was the top-grossing film at U.S. and Canadian theaters for a third weekend, collecting $32.9 million in sales.
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There’s talk of brutish sex, bestiality, urinary infections and excrement in “Marie and Bruce.”
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Carl used to worship Jerry Garcia. Now he’s a Jesus freak.
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Shakespeare notwithstanding, nobody gets assassinated in “The Ides of March,” George Clooney’s smart thriller about a presidential candidate threatened by a sex scandal.
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