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Review: 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' is gross, juvenile and just right for its audience

 Review: 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' is gross, juvenile and just right for its audience

Why "Diary of a Wimpy Kid"? Because you're never too old for a good booger joke.

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Discovery Channel's gorgeous 11-part series captures beauty, pathology of nature

Discovery Channel's gorgeous 11-part series captures beauty, pathology of nature

“Life,” like its predecessor “Planet Earth,” is the reason flat screens, Blu-ray and high-definition TV were invented. No doubt the 11-part series, with its astonishingly intimate footage of A-Z species engaged in every sort of behavior, will play well on any screen. But its color, scope, detail and gorgeousness cry out for a home theater situation, one of those screens so big you can watch it from the street.

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Review: Stars can’t hunt down romance or laughs in 'Bounty Hunter'

Review: Stars can’t hunt down romance or laughs in 'Bounty Hunter'

Three films into his romantic comedy career, Gerard Butler has finally reached “watchable.” With “The Bounty Hunter,” the bemused Scots leading man comes closer to setting off sparks with his newest leading lady, Jennifer Aniston. Well, closer than he came with Hilary Swank (“P.S. I Love You”) or Katherine Heigl (“The Ugly Truth”).

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Fred Eaglesmith happy to keep rough edges in shows

Fred Eaglesmith happy to keep rough edges in shows

Singer-songwriter Fred Eaglesmith is driving into Monta and he reckons he's lucky. He is one of those artists who is a long way from a household name, but is a legend for those in the know. The Ontario native has been releasing acclaimed albums for the past 30 years.

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Review: Award-winning ‘White Ribbon’ is grim but gorgeous

Review: Award-winning ‘White Ribbon’ is grim but gorgeous

As they did during the Depression and World War II, movie audiences today have found a respite from hard times with light, fanciful tales that help them forget their troubles for a couple of hours. Michael Haneke’s “The White Ribbon” isn’t one of those films.

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