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Keith Ellison opposes SOPA, joins blackout

Congressman Keith Ellison has come out against SOPA. Rep. Ellison joins Wikipedia, Google, and millions of Americans across the country who are against SOPA, the Stop Online Piracy Act introduced by Rep. Lamar S. Smith (R-Texas). A number of websites around the world have created an Internet "black ... More >>

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Raucous doc catches moral watchdogs with their pants down

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Forbidden Fruit

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Luke, I Am Your Leather Daddy

Puppet Regime

The 'South Park' boys pull the strings in the new 'America'

Get Me Gwyneth

How to remake the New York Film Festival's arthouse esoterica for the midwestern megaplex

Mamá Said Cut It Out

The .14 Cent Solution

New royalties proposed by the music industry threaten to kill independent Internet radio

Stick It in Your Ear

The Wayans Brothers pay no heed to proper etiquette--or hygiene--in Scary Movie

Eastern Standard Time

While Western art cinema draws the flashbulbs at Cannes, contemplative works from China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong leave the festival glowing in klieg lights from the East

Bootleg Buffy

As fans of a certain TV show could tell you, digital pirates can put quite the bite on a network

A Tale of Two Babylons