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Wanda unplugged

By Amy Amatangelo
Wanda Sykes’ mouth has always gotten her in trouble. “As a kid, I would just make comments,” Sykes said in a recent interview in Pasadena, Calif. “If my mother’s friend’s wig was crooked, I would say, ‘What’s...

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Night of the living Scrooge

Jim Carrey in ‘Disney’s A Christmas Carol.’
By James Verniere
You’ve probably seen your share of zombie movies, but you’ve...
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Arts & Culture

Wicked funny

Mike Birbiglia
By Lauren Beckham Falcone
What’s so funny about Boston? Sure, we’ve got the...
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Movie Reviews

Spaced-out ‘Fourth Kind’ is strictly third-rate

Milla Jovovich in ‘The Fourth Kind.’
By James Verniere
A new “Plan 9 from Outer Space,” “The Fourth Kind” is hoping to ride the coattails...
Style & Fashion

Young model seeks Secret of success

Katelyn Loren Fortes, left, of Boston, poses with Kylie Busitti, center, and Raven Ervin. The aspiring models are three of the 10 finalists in Victoria’s Secret runway model search.
By Jill Radsken
A Boston beauty is this close to strutting the runway in stilettos...
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Talkin’ ’bout my maturation

Roger Daltrey
By Jed Gottlieb
Rock stars like to label tours with abstract or meaningless titles (what...
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  1. Here comes the son
  2. Judge stops 2 Web sites from selling Beatles songs
  3. Rihanna: Chris Brown ’had no soul in his eyes’

Small steps make a big difference

By Judith Graham
CHICAGO - He’s an 84-year-old diabetic with one lung that doesn’t work. She’s his 84-year-old wife, a survivor of a nearly...

‘Goats’: Cheesy

BAH HUMBUG: George Clooney stars in ‘The Men Who Stare at Goats.’
By James Verniere
An overlong “Seinfeld” episode featuring ruminants, “The...
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  1. Think outside of ‘The Box’
  2. Characters are more ‘Hideous’ than revealing
  3. ‘Broncos’ bucks humor aside

‘Platinum’ no bundle of joy

OH BABY: Price is no object for parents-to-be Victoria Recano and Tom Burwell.
By Mark A. Perigard
Did you know childbirth was invented in Hollywood a couple of years ago?...
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  1. Ex-star Willie Aames tries to get out of poor house in VH1 special
  2. ‘Orange County’ squeezes out original housewife
  3. Earthlings, get ready for ABC’s remake of ‘V’

Gotta love it

CLICK: WEEZER SNUGGIE COMMERCIAL
By Herald Staff
SEE: ‘THIS IS IT’ Why the worldwide fascination with Michael...
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  1. Topol shines in iconic ‘Fiddler’ role
  2. Cheap thrills
  3. Art under the big top: The roving Pompidou

Homeless bedding line should be put to sleep

Dis-comforter: The makers of Home Duvet, a new line of homeless chic bedding, donate a percentage of their proceeds to charity while mocking those they claim to help.
By Lauren Beckham Falcone
How do these people sleep at night? I’m talking about the creators...
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  1. H1N1 virus means many days of swine and neuroses
  2. Central Florida couple lives off the electrical grid
  3. Wedding planner Brown takes ‘Cake’ as writer

Stork Club: Special delivery

MUSIC AND MEALS: Stork Club Boston offers soul food and tunes in the South End.
By Mat Schaffer
When the Boston Culinary Trail is established, 604 Columbus Ave. will be a mandatory stop. From the late...
  1. Culinary calendar
  2. Kellogg pulls immunity claims from Rice Krispies
  3. Armenian feast

Jonathan Adler opens Newbury Street boutique

Jonathan Adler has opened his first Boston outpost at 129 Newbury St.
By Jill Radsken
Jonathan Adler believes these times call for whimsy. The home-design...
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  1. Jeweler Webster sparkles in Back Bay setting
  2. Style calendar
  3. Haunting looks

Owners, renters can both benefit from off-season deals

S’more ideas: Author Christine Karpinski suggests leaving s’mores kits for winter guests.
By Associated Press
Winter is a traditionally slow season for vacation home rentals. But if you’re a would-be renter,...
  1. Shh! Whispers of history in presidential libraries
  2. Find brakes as rental-car costs keep accelerating
  3. Persistence pays off with fare deals

Scare up some fun with triple threat

‘The Squirrel Machine’ by Hans Rickheit (Fantagraphics)
By Garrett Martin
Halloween’s over, but that doesn’t mean terror has gone on holiday. If you’re still...
  1. John Grisham takes shorter road to ‘Ford County’
  2. A-listers provide ‘Essential Guide to Getting Organized’
  3. Palin book tour to start Nov. 18

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