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Ray Ellis is a freelance writer who has been dissecting pop culture and its effect on how we view ourselves for over twenty years, ruffling feathers and dragging unsuspecting pedestrians along for the ride whenever possible.
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TV Preview: Jurassic Fight Club
We live in troubled times. It could be worse — much worse.
The Future is Unwritten, but Joe Strummer left us some interesting notes before he died.
The detective is back, courtesy of Monk and Psych.
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DVD Reviews: 305, Superhero Movie - Savor the Silliness
Puerile and downright stupid? Well, yeah... but they're still funny.
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TV Review: Flashpoint - A Different Kind Of Cop Show, Eh?
Flashpoint shows that Canadian cops are more sensitive than American cops — and that's a good thing.
Who knew that patriotism could be so delightful?
Synergy is the core power of America. "Election Day" is an example of that power.
First rule of making an art film: don't set out to make an art film.
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TV Review: Traces of the Trade - A Story From the Deep North
Do we share in the shame of our ancestors? Think about your answer.
Traditional TV and the Internet are not at odds--they're sleeping together.
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