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On Tonight: My Name Is Earl
Jason Lee tries to make the world a better place--starting with making his neighbor comfortable with his sexuality. Premieres tonight at 9 p.m. et/pt on NBC.
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Amazing Nerves of Steel
Two brave souls stand still as statues while a stunt car weaves inbetween them.
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Freakish Human Jellyfish
David "Elsewhere" Bernal doesn't seem like he has any bones in his body during this dance-off. (He's the third dancer in the video.)
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Midnight Classic: Brain Damage
A one-eyed LEGO assassin dispatches his enemies with a savage ferocity. Nice Korn soundtrack, too.
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Psychics: Professional Crackpots?
Can this psychic really find a lost little boy using supernatural powers? From the National Geographic Channel's Is It Real: Police Psychics.
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Nerds With Guns
Only a bunch of losers would call their outlaw group of gunslingers the "Dandies," like the outcasts of Dear Wendy.
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Death Cab for Cutie: Soul Meets Body
The indie-rock darlings sprout notes like fungus, but that's a good thing. This bittersweet pop rock hangs around and haunts your memory.
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Jon Stewart at the Emmys
The Daily Show host offers some supportive words (we think) in light of the government's response to Hurricane Katrina.
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Palm Springs Psycho Standoff
A lunatic trespasses on an airport runway and dares cops to shoot him. Will they grant him his wish?
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Yesterday at 12:20 PM (PDT) from Movies
Clip of the Day: Jesus is Magic
Comedian Sarah Silverman takes on pitch-black topics like September 11th, unwanted body hair and the Holocaust, and spins them into politically incorrect comedic gold.
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Lock up your vegetables!
Wallace & Gromit are back - this time battling an evil rabbit beast terrorising their garden. Creator Nick Park tells Stuart Jeffries how Hollywood's millions have helped - and hindered.
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Folk psychology
'Don't look back?' It's hard not to when there's so much to see. Richard Vine finds Scorsese bringing Dylan back home.
Licensed to drill
The name's Adam, Ken Adam, and he created many of the most iconic sets for James Bond's screen adventures. He fills in Johnny Dee on some of the behind-the-scenes dramas.
Bad taste sensations
Joe Queenan: This month's releases feature a galvanising display of vulgarity, taking in bodily functions, foul language and the world's filthiest joke. Something for everyone ...
Storm warning
Hurricane Katrina has made the US media start acting like reporters again - and Clooney's new movie will get the upside of this timely switch, says John Patterson.
Nature's work of art
She was an overweight, big-footed girl from Sweden who became an icon of female beauty. But why was she never happy? Zadie Smith on the enigma of Greta Garbo.
A god among animators
Hayao Miyazaki's hand-crafted fables have made him Japan's most successful film-maker. In a rare interview, he talks to Xan Brooks.
Cinema of scope
Ronald Bergan visits three film festivals that celebrate the very big screen.
Secrets of the emperor's bunker
JG Ballard, whose own childhood was radically altered by the Japanese invasion of China, applauds The Sun, Alexander Sokurov's remarkable film portrait of Hirohito.
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And the winner is ...
Booze, boxing, a breakdown ... Paddy Considine's journey from West Midlands indie cinema to Russell Crowe's new blockbuster has been a story of blood and guts. But he's cleaning up now, says Craig McClean.
Philip French reviews Cinderella Man
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