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Matt Johnson of Brooklyn dance-punk duo Matt and Kim has been giving whirlwind interviews all afternoon, ten minutes at a time, but he still has energy to chat with SuicideGirls about his band's new album, Sidewalks. The first single, "Cameras," is so catchy that it's led Matt to tell the press, "We don't write songs anymore. We write anthems."

We've heard the new record,...
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When the aliens come, the only ones left to fight back will be the good looking Hollywood heroes. Independence Day gave us Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman and Vivica A. Fox. Signs left us in the hands (and basement) of Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix. Now Skyline has strapping male leads Eric Balfour (who plays Jarrod) and Donald Faison (Terry), to keep their girlfriends...
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Back in March, Barry Munday played the South by Southwest Film Festival. The independently made comedy got its first laughs from the audience in Austin, and spent the week looking for distribution. Patrick Wilson plays the title character, a ladies man who loses both testicles in a freak accident. He finds out the last woman he ever slept with, Ginger (Judy Greer), got pregnant. So...
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Baba Booey. Fa-fa-fooey. Ta-ta-toothy. Ma-ma-monkey. Gary DellAbate goes by many names, but his job has been the same for over twenty years: hes the guy who runs the Howard Stern Show, booking all the guests, running the shows back office, and when necessary running interference between Howard and upper management. Hes also one of the shows most recognizable on-air personalities, thanks in no small...
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Few films in history have been as meticulously pored over as the Star Wars trilogy, which is why the best compliment owed to The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back is that it feels completely fresh. An exhaustive, official biography of one of the most beloved films of the past thirty years, Making Of runs a sprawling 350 pages, is replete with interviews...
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David Spade once had a stand-up bit about how audiences shouldnt have to cut a movie slack for having a low budget, since ticket prices are all the same. Monsters, a new indie sci-fi film made for $15,000 less than Kevin Smiths Clerks passes the high-expectations test with flying colors. Filmed on location in Central America and southern Mexico with two professional actors and...
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