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DVD reviews: ‘Rambo’ and ‘Mad Money’ not worth your money
Apparently lacking new ideas, Sylvester Stallone has begun revisiting the roles he made popular in decades past. Two years ago, he brought boxer “Rocky Balboa” back to the silver screen, and here he delivers a new adventure from American super-soldier John Rambo.

Published Jun 12, 2011.
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Seattle Edition of Whedonesque Burlesque: We’ll Be In Our Bunk
Whedonesque Burlesque: Seattle Edition couldn’t have come at a better time. The idea is so forehead-slappingly obvious, we’re a little bit surprised it took this long to get here. We are now left with the hope that someone is dork enough to create an ElectraGirl v. Mrs. Malcolm Reynolds routine. Or Gunn v. Jayne, if guys are your thing. [ more › ]

Published May 31, 2011.
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Greatest of All Time: A Tribute to Muhammad Ali encapsulates the boxing legend’s legacy
They say man is born to fight. We come into this world with clenched fists much like a boxer. Boxing, they say, is a noble art. But only a few make it to the ring, fewer become champions and only one can be crowned the heavyweight champion of the world. Muhammad Ali was one of them.

Published May 26, 2011.
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