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...says Milo Harman. “There is no room for excess, therefore we have no excess,” says Cara E. Ferrentino of the one-room “cozy nook” she shares with her roommate. Apparently, a Zen attitude can make even Holmes??s communal bathrooms tolerable. These rooms all share one common trait: They’re so bad, they almost pass for housing at any other college in America. You have been warned...
With a sure-to-be blockbuster movie opening in two weeks, and fiancée Katie Holmes??s figurative cup having, literally, just runneth over with baby, there is no better time to revisit the masterworks of the one-and-only, Brooke Shields playa hatin’, Oprah-couch-jumpin’, scientology-crazed Tom Cruise. So grab the first installment of the “Mission: Impossible” (1996) franchise, sit back, and… TAKE A SHOT: 1. Every time someone is either obviously wearing, or proceeds to remove, an identity-changing mask. Look into...
...stereotypical Harvard student, with his backpack and button-down. He’s the kid you see milling about in your dining hall or talking in a section. He looked like the last person you’d expect to jump on a couch on national television, screaming Katie Holmes?? praises. We found out that we both like Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto. We found out that we have many mutual friends, one of whom told me to speak with Jimmy after I went to the Church...
...truth there are some phenomenal moments in the spirit of the great teen movies of yore—a wasted Sam table dancing at a pimps and hos party while dressed as Pamela Anderson, a bizarrely homoerotic fraternity striptease involving the American flag, and some unwholesome shots of Katie Holmes??s famed cleavage—but sadly these scenes are too infrequent and not nearly ridiculous enough to carry the audience through Sam’s tedious series of trials and tribulations...
...with the fading of his fame as the first and biggest hardcore porn star: he has become just another junkie desperate for his next score. Through a variety of mysterious circumstances, he ends up enlisted by both of his drug dealers as they and their gangs attack each other. Holmes?? relative guilt in both actions is questioned in Rashomon-like flashbacks that see the past through very different perspectives. Until the very end, we are only clear about the strong sleaziness that pervades this man. Wonderland demonstrates how truly awful humans can be; it shows...