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Paul Ryan trained for three weeks, ran Grandma's Marathon "on a whim," brother says

SEE ALSO:-- The Paul Ryan Time Calculator will turn you into a world-class runner, just like him-- Mark Dayton rips Paul Ryan for fudging Grandma's Marathon time... by over an hour Either lying is a genetic trait in the Ryan family, or Mitt's VP choice is the most athletic Midwest politician since ... More >>

The Dark Knight Rises: Full of action but missing the fun

The latest Batman spectacle seems self-important and overstuffed

Summer movie preview

A look ahead at the season's hottest films

Swing Kids, Dirty Dancing, Planet B-Boy: The best dance movies of all time

Courtesy Dancing With the StarsD-list celebrities with A-list moves​It's been a month since the season finale of Dancing With the Stars, but The Ordway Center for the Performing Arts is keeping the love alive with their summer dance series. Today Twin Cities twinkletoes will be downtown cuttin ... More >>

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Jim Breuer stages freakout during commercial shoot

Q: Career death rattle or unfunny viral vid? A: Both.

Public Enemies is fast and furious look at John Dillinger's life and crimes

Miami Vice director Michael Mann wisely chooses Johnny Depp for lead role

Brüno, Taking Woodstock, Harry Potter top 28 tasty summer flicks

Summer Guide: Film

Terminator Salvation begs us to save ourselves, but really, just save your $10

Director McG just wants to "re-establish credibility" with moviegoers

Christian Bale: Rant in F minor

On the set of "Terminator: Salvation" the mercurial star unwittingly recorded one of the most amusing vocal takes ever captured. Today, it goes public.

Batman returns in disturbing but dazzling blockbuster

Heath Ledger's final role is as foil to the Dark Knight

Summer Grows Up

For once, this season's movies don't ask you to check your brains at the door

Street Kings is shallow

The look at dirty police is a cop out

DVDish

The elusive Bob Dylan, masterfully considered, in I'm Not There

Still Waiting for that Train

James Mangold Remakes a Classic Western for Our ADD Times

Man Down

Werner Herzog takes his hero-worship to Hollywood with 'Rescue Dawn'

7/20 Morning Communiqué

Self-Help for Superheroes

The new 'Batman' begins on the couch and stays there

Dance with me

Both Sides Now

'Laurel Canyon' finds Frances McDormand bridging the gap between lovely and sad

Mr. Shoah

David Cross and Bob Odenkirk perpetrate a comic genocide on good taste

It's Giuliani Time

The new Shaft signs on to do the mayor's dirty work

Killing Joke

Director Mary Harron delivers American Psycho with its cutting humor intact

The Sundance Shuffle

Hollywood shifts to the slopes for another week of reeling opportunities

Mpls./St. Paul International Film Festival Week II: See No Daylight

Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the multiplex...

Restricted Access

The glam gala may have been feminine, but not female

I'll Be His Mirror

A meeting with director Todd Haynes reflects the funhouse fantasies of Velvet Goldmine

Crush with Eyeliner

Velvet Goldmine gives the rock movie a makeover

Fear and Loathing in Cannes

An outsider's diary from Le Festival, where world cinema meets Planet Hollywood

Internet, Book, Video, Music

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