Chinese democracy; 'Mad Men' sinks; Phelps
backlash

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>> Two elderly Chinese women were sentenced to a year of "re-education through labor" for[...]

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'The Closer's' Problem Child

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Big Brother 10: Live feeds report - August 20

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Ollie may be flying solo in the BB10 house soon

It's Wednesday in the Big Brother 10 house. Recently that would mean the houseguests gather in the living room at some point for their appearance on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. Last week April wore an Afro wig. She's been planning all kinds of things for this week's appearance. I noticed that Ferguson is in reruns this week. Too bad, so sad for April, huh?

For spoilers from the 24/7 live feeds, read on past the jump!

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BB10: Latest Live Feeds

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"Man on Borrowed Piano Wire" Follow-Up

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By Godfrey Cheshire[Editor's Note: This is a follow-up response to an article written by Godfrey Cheshire and published on The House Next Door on July 23rd, 2008. Click here to access the original piece, entitled "Man on Borrowed Piano Wire." The three[...]

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923 (64). Grey Gardens (1975, Albert and David
Maysles, Ellen Hovde, Muffie Meyer), featuring video commentary by Vadim Rizov

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By Kevin B. Lee[Editor's Note: This is the latest entry in House contributor Kevin B. Lee's Shooting Down Pictures, a record of his ongoing quest to see every title on the list of the 1000 Greatest Films compiled by They Shoot Pictures, Don't[...]

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Links for the Day (August 21st, 2008)

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1. "Random Roles": Noel Murray speaks with Brian Cox at The Onion A.V. Club. Deadwood fans take note.["Deadwood was a great experience. Working with David Milch, who's one of the real geniuses of Hollywood. I'd seen the series, and Ian McShane, I've[...]

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Ten Books That Are Better as Movies

It's a strange experience when you realize you're enjoying a movie more than you enjoyed the book on which it's based because so often the opposite is true. After all, presumably an author has the advantage because he/she can provide deep insight into characters that actors have to convey with but a glance. Every so often, though, a story makes a lot more sense onscreen. Here I've compiled a list of some stories I'd rather watch than read. What are yours? Just hit "Start" to begin the slideshow.Start Slideshow

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10 Books That Are Better as Movies

It's a strange experience when you realize you're enjoying a movie more than you enjoyed the book on which it's based because so often the opposite is true. After all, presumably an author has the advantage because he/she can provide deep insight into characters that actors have to convey with but a glance. Every so often, though, a story makes a lot more sense onscreen. Here I've compiled a list of some stories I'd rather watch than read. What are yours? Just hit "Start" to begin the slideshow.Start Slideshow

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