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Did blogger Ian Spiegelman go too far when he seemingly advocated putting a blade in Simon Hammerstein's throat?
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Did blogger Ian Spiegelman go too far when he seemingly advocated putting a blade in Simon Hammerstein's throat?
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If you guessed a fake one created by the Department of Health, you're spot-on.
A whole constellation of acting and directing talent turns out for 'New York, I Love You.'
'[title of show]' gets its happy ending, 'Short Circuit' gets revived, and the path for 'Goonies II' seems clear!
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