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Saturday, November 7, 2009
Most E-mailed Stories The singer's genre-busting major label debut, 'For Your Entertainment,' drops Nov. 23, and it just might make him an American idol all over again.
2. 'The Box'
Too bad Norma and Arthur didn't leave it on the porch. Richard Kelly's latest is no 'Donnie Darko.' The morality tale is fractured, foolish and slow as molasses.
The heartbreaking, hopeful tale of an abused, pregnant teen should not be missed.
Pinkberry got the craze going, but as more and more competitors rush in, the winners in the end should be the consumers.
These well-heeled new parents just can't resist the splurge urge for baby, and in the current economic climate, it's unsettling to watch.
A super-secret unit with paranormal abilities? Sounds outlandish, yet this movie, with its fun performances by a big-name cast, is based on nonfiction.
The excitement is infections and he is, no question, a rare talent. But let's all keep our cool while he continues to grow.
8. 'Skin'
A South African family is divided by race.
9. 'Collateral'
Director Michael Mann employs Tom Cruise, Jamie Foxx and the grittiness of L.A. to perfection in this crime drama.
10. 'A Serious Man'
Joel and Ethan Coen make their most personal, most intensely Jewish film, which turns out to be one of their most universal as well.
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