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‘Battlestar Galactica’ Goes Supernova
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Ellen Leventry
In announcement that will surely crush every sci-fi fanboy and fangirl out there, not to mention this reporter, Ronald D. Moore and David Eick, executive producers of “Battlestar Galactica,” have decided that season four will be the last for the Peabody Award-winning series. “This show was always meant to have a beginning, a middle and…
40 Years Ago Today: I’m Still a Pepper
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Paul O'Donnell
Nearly 50 years after they met, and despite thousands of articles, books, radio interviews, film documentaries and tribute albums, we’re still finding out how little we know about The Beatles, as a band and a phenomenon. Even Paul McCartney is finding out about his own songs, as John Colapinto’s profile “When I’m Sixty Four” in…
CCM magazine: A New Name, A New Direction?
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Paul O'Donnell
“In Christian music, ‘show business’ is an irrelevant concept,” a Christian singer said in CCM magazine recently. Her statement wasn’t meant as a criticism but a kind of brag, and until earlier this month, it could have served neatly as the motto of CCM itself. But now the granddaddy of Christian music magazines–fearing that it…
Losing Faith: Cancellation Leaves Dangling Plot Lines
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Donna Freitas
I’m sick and tired of committing to shows, watching faithfully every week, and then seeing them cancelled without any resolution of the story lines. Last year it was the abrupt cancellation of “Invasion” after what I thought was a pretty gripping first year. This year I could accept the “Gilmore Girls” ending after seven seasons–that…
ABC’s ‘Traveler’: I’m Already a Believer
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Donna Freitas
I’ve already got a new television addiction for the summer months (thank God!). It may not be deep and layered like “The Sopranos” (I’ve maintained the ban on my former favorite HBO series since last season’s horribly disturbing Vito storyline), but it’s as relentlessly nonstop as “24.” In fact, it might be the new “24.”…
Is ‘Who Wants an American Organ?’ Next?
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Ellen Leventry
Reality shows have often toed the line between taste and tact–think “Who Wants to Marry a Millionaire.” But there have been times when audiences find a concept even too distasteful for their voracious appetites–remember CBS’s cancelled-after-one-airing “The Will,” wherein the contestants vied for the inheritance of a ranch in Kansas? Or how about the British…
Will Ferrell Hits the Web
By
Douglas Howe
Will Ferrell just made a new movie for free, and 30 million people have already seen it. What? You didn’t see the trailer? You didn’t hear the build-up? Not much talk about it on E! or Premiere? Welcome to a new trend that could be really cool or could fade really fast. According to today’s…
Turning Points for Lindsay, Britney, Paris?
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Douglas Howe
Lindsay Lohan was arrested again and is back in rehab. Britney Spears is blogging theology and confessions. Paris Hilton is talking about how much she dreads her upcoming jail sentence. Who decided that these women’s tales were newsworthy? I hope that someday in the near future, the party girls that the tabloids love and the…
Lohan’s Dad: Religion Can Save Lindsay
By
Kris Rasmussen
With a possibly prophetic word of warning last week, Michael Lohan, dad to wild child Lindsay Lohan, spoke to the London tabloid The Mirror about his daughter’s struggles with substance abuse. Now that Lindsay checked herself back into rehab after her latest crisis–in which she crashed her car and was charged with suspicion of driving…
“Pirates 3” is Worth It, for the “Code”
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Douglas Howe
I have to disagree with my esteemed Idol Chatter colleague Kris Rasmussen as well as, for that matter, several other reviewers, including CNN’s Tom Charity, Rolling Stone’s Peter Travis, and Time magazine’s Richard Schigel, all of whom offered strongly negative reviews of”Pirates of the Caribbean 3: At World’s End.” I think “Pirates 3” is one…
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