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DOA's problem was that it had no starpower, no ad campaign, no screens and Kevin Nash.

I would say her aunt's ugly gene, but I don't think Julia is ugly. Emma sure is

Yes. Well hopefully not with the drugs and alcohol problems that Eric's had.

It was mole, not me, who predicted that. I thought Nancy Drew might do around 50 million. I didnt expect it to do that poorly.

DOA did embarassing business. I guess Jaime Pressly kicking Kevin Nash's ass isn't the draw people thought it would be. Not a good week for the Roberts family. Poor Eric and Emma

Crash is the exception. No one will get any nods for The Lookout. It got generally mixed reviews, and bombed. I liked the movie, but couldn't buy that he could drive a car.

Huh? Most movies that come out before September never get nominated for Best Picture, so I don't get what you're talking about.

1) Knocked Up 2) Grindhouse 3) Blades of Glory 4) Zodiac 5) Breach 6) Once 7) Alpha Dog 8) Vacancy 9) Spider-Man 3 10) 300 11) Stephanie Daley 12) Fracture 13) The Lookout 14) Surf’s Up 15) Music and Lyrics 16) Black Snake Moan 17) Number 23 18 Premonition 19) TMNT 20) Catch and Release 21) Bug 22) Because I Said So 23) The Ex

Grindhouse or Knocked Up. I'll post my full list later.

That's horrible. HBK really put her over strong in his book

But you can use that with almost any protest or action. I think what she did should be protected by the First Amendment- you should be allowed to step on a flag

Yeah, kudos for putting his job on the line to make us smarks happy. Because he certainly could never get a job wrestling elsewhere, where he won't be in what could easily be the worst possible thing to be in sports entertainment; a cruiserweight tag team. It was a gutsy thing to do. Not everybody would've done it and he did. I appreciate that. Plus you have to admit it was hilarious. WWE pays well compared to other promotions. And what he did wasn't "gutsy"

What's considered an NHL-ready arena and what's not? I think people are lukewarm to a Hamilton team, because Hamilton's a cesspool and there are already two NHL teams in Ontario. Move to Winnipeg!

Uhh Downhome- Vince is dead.

Jeff Pearlman wrote a few columns for our newspaper.

I always wondered if they gave women tampons and pads in jail. My friend asked her mom, who served time, and she said they did. I don't think they should

I just got my license last month. It took me a very long time to learn how to drive and to pass the road test, so don't worry if you're not getting the hang of it at first

You can't illicit a violent response and then hide behind the First. Desecration of the flag won't fly and that's been protected by the courts. But the general actions are not protected, so there's a case elsewhere. That's flawed logic. You should be allowed to protest the country and the flag. If you want to stand on it, so be it.

Looks like Mike Keenan is headed to the Flames

The Phelps are worthless but I disagree with why they were arrested.

Mole- That makes three. I also got really excited when I saw BJ Novak- great cameo.

It's Philly. Of course they booed.

STAMFORD, Conn. – After Monday’s horrific events on Raw, those “dark clouds” the Chairman once spoke of are now felt prominently in the halls and offices of WWE headquarters. With Mr. McMahon presumed dead, the corporate flag on the roof of Titan Tower was lowered to half-staff Tuesday morning. The company McMahon built into a sports-entertainment giant began to mourn the passing of its leader and visionary. Many WWE staffers are still suffering from the trauma of seeing their corporate leader’s limousine explode on live television just after Mr. McMahon entered it. “I sat there stunned, not believing what I just saw,” said marketing employee Stefanie Granata. “Then I just cried. You just don’t realize how precious life is until something like this happens.” Though federal officials at the scene have not recovered his body from the charred chassis of the limo, investigators believe that Mr. McMahon’s body could possibly have been incinerated in the blast. Some WWE employees wore black clothing to express their sadness. Others have left flowers by the Chairman’s office door. And if you listen closely, faint sobbing can be overheard occasionally amongst the din of the phones, fax machines and printers. Heather Lubin, a long-time marketing employee, said the loss is being felt hard around the Stamford offices – mostly because of the unexpected, unexplained nature of the tragedy. “It’s hard to cope with this tragedy when there’s so many questions unanswered,” Lubin said. “Who could do such a thing to Mr. McMahon?” As for Liz Montgomery, a WWE creative services employee, she hopes that everyone can come together and help each other cope with the shocking loss of the company’s heart and soul. “He’ll be truly, truly missed,” Montgomery said. “Wherever he is now, I hope it’s in a good place. But we’re going to miss him terribly.”

Mats is coming back to the Leafs. http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/news_story/?ID=210584&hubname=nhl

Except for the scene where Lindsay plays Dance Dance Revolution, it's not a good movie. But it's a really weird movie.