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‘Nightline’ Asks: Is ‘OMG!’ Blasphemy?
By
Ellen Leventry
The popularity of “Gossip Girl” may be waning — it was last in the ratings this past week — but the popularity of “OMG!”, one of the teen drama’s catchphrases and the bedrock of one of its ad campaigns, has only increased. Used by the teen textorati as a time- and Blackberry thumb-saving shorthand for…
Aron Gaudet of the New ‘Troop Greeters’ Film
By
Nell Minow
Near the northernmost part of the eastern seaboard of the United States, tens of thousands of American military fly in and out on their way to tours of duty or on their way home. A tiny group of people, many elderly, are there to wish every one of them well and express the gratitude of…
Beloved Pictures to Produce Lewis’s ‘Divorce’
By
Kris Rasmussen
C.S. Lewis' Novel "The Great Divorce" will be made into a movie.
American Girl and Montblanc: Raising Awareness by Raising Eyebrows?
By
Ellen Leventry
I was a bit irked several weeks ago when I heard about “Gwen,” the one-time homeless girl that makes up American Girl‘s contemporary 2009 Girl of the Year lineup. Irked not because I think that the plight of the homeless, or the attendant bullying suffered by Gwen in her story, is an inappropriate subject to…
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