by Robert Machray — Chris Pine, who plays the youthful Captain Kirk in the latest Star Trek flick, and Chris Noth, Carrie's Mr. Big in Sex and the City, star in a taut new play by Beau Willimon at the Geffen Playhouse. The real news here is just how good Pine is in the leading role.
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When I can no longer separate celebrities from their negative publicity, I can’t enjoy their work.
Looking past the joy and fun of bipolar disorder: a pharmaceutical update.
This new musical is a mixed bag, with good performances but some lame lyrics and a dubious message about how to treat bipolar patients.
Growing up in the 70s, my sister and I had posters of Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett on our walls.
Penn offers a great education, but it also offers an amazing display of whimsical gargoyles.
Death comes after us every day. We fend it off, celebrate our success, and mourn those who lose the battle.
Using Twitter, Moonfruit has come up with one of the most brilliant marketing schemes I’ve seen in a long time.
Chris Pine (the new Captain Kirk) and Sex and the City's Chris Noth star in a taut political thriller.
Barbados, Brits, and Barbie Freedom by Carol Richtsmeier
How Michael Jackson's Death Gave TMZ Unlikely Legitimacy by Matthew T. Sussman
The Pirates (Bay) Have Sold Out by Robert M. Barga
Michael Jackson's “This Is It Tour”: Moonwalk To Heaven by Christine Lakatos 
No Tears for Michael by Joanne Huspek
Michael Jackson: A Gift Remembered and Lost by Jeannie Danna
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The Art of Howard David Johnson by Dave Nalle
Saw to be Featured at Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights by Maddy Pumilia
Abuse And Forgiveness by Richard Marcus
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