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...always take themselves too seriously, and chick lit certainly has its place (I, for one, spend a small fortune on tabloids and track Nicole Richie’s weight like a stock analyst.) Furthermore, to argue that novels should be divorced from economic reality would be absurd and na?...
...especially great at adapting the mannerisms of Bush—I’m not even sure where he stands politically.” Talking about his latest feature, Weitz waxes philosophical and sees a lot of himself in various characters. “With Omar there is the na??ve, show-tunes loving kid,” he says of the character who comes across as genuinely enamored with this fantasy of America. He continues that “with Hugh’s character there’s the cynical, world-weary guy who just thinks everything...
...hope for effective human rights protections from a body whose members include, or have included in the past: Cuba, China, Saudi Arabia, Zimbabwe, Sudan, and Libya. To think that the new Council will bring any real improvement in the protection of human rights around the globe is na??ve, and faulting the U.S. for its recognition of that is unfortunate. DREW M. THORNLEY Jasper, Ala. April...
...policy issues like foreign intervention.” Their message was “simple”: “Civil rights must be respected by any Iranian government, and freedom must become a reality for all Iranians.”This statement is at best na??ve, at worst disingenuous; although the student organizers of the concert may have had innocent intentions, the concert’s primary supporters had much more suspect motives. The concert, according to its website, was organized with “guidance and logistical support” from the American Islamic Congress...
...Robert DeNiro/Eddie Murphy spoof about reality-based TV cop shows. The script juggles the main love story with numerous subplots—including one about a comical obsession with killing a mockingbird—to keep the audience from getting bored. But even the most na??ve viewer can guess every point in the plot—Can Tripp commit? Will Paula admit her true feelings for him?—because it’s all been done before. Clear parallels are easy to draw between this movie and “How To Lose...