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...inventive take on modern dating, and has been following through with it since the very beginning. On top of all that, Jeff Murdoch, (played by Richard Coyle) is one of the greatest comedy characters yet written. It’s also available on DVD, for all of you who lack access to obscure satellite channels. I would start with Season 2.Run’s HouseThis new MTV reality show follows the life of, yes, “Reverend Run” from “Run DMC.” Run, also known as Joseph Simmons (the brother...
...properly educating and training the future leaders of tomorrow.” Although the results of the study indicated a higher level of discontent than the CPL expected, students say they are not surprised by the statistics. “There’s certainly been a lack of leadership in the last year,” said Brittani S. Head ’06, communications director of the Harvard Democrats. “I think the current leadership of the country is doing a very poor job when it comes to foreign policy and domestic policy...
...much with which the actors can work. Streep—whose character does not serve any real purpose after the midpoint of the film—does use her clever comedic timing to depict Lisa’s delectable character nuances. However, Streep’s lack of physical comedy limits her full embodiment of the often-frazzled Lisa. Likewise, Thurman’s radiant glow works well in the beginning, but Thurman never gains depth past that surface glow. Only newcomer Greenberg really draws the audience into Dave’s experience, allowing them to feel Dave?...
...stares. I guess it’s funny that I’m so fashion conscious, but I would never condemn anyone for the clothes they wear.” But these fashion individualists endure the stares, brushing aside hurdles like a lack of materials and the incredible difficulty of seamstressing along the way. Many, like Isabelle M. Berner ’08, began their experiments outside the ordinary fashion world by traveling abroad. Since she was seven, Berner spent her summers in France selling her beaded jewelry to passers-by. “I used to stand outside...
...ignore them?). How the girl wound up two thousand miles away and dead is an interesting little mystery, but it is ultimately the only driving plot element to the movie. Like Morris and Collins’ nightclub act, there’s enough flash and excitement that the lack of substance is not readily apparent. There’s lots of crying, yelling, strange behavior, and kinky sex (a personal favorite for weirdness is the drugged-out scene between Karen and a girl dressed as Alice in Wonderland)—enough of the latter for the MPAA to slap...