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Stacey Who?

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Gabrielle Union fired some return shots at Stacey Dash, and they were right on target. When asked her opinion of Dash’s recent comments, Union replied, “Who’s Stacey Dash? Is she related to Dame Dash? I heard of a crazy lady once…But I don’t know what her name is.” Whoo! Read more at Johnmarshal.com  

Stacey Who?

The Mad Science of Fringe: A Study in Excessive Facial Expressions

After last week’s surprisingly boring mythology-development episode of Fringe, “The Abducted” at least tried to liven things up with some sad alt-Broyles backstory. Too bad underneath all those revelatory, family-building moments, the episode made about a lick of sense. Read on for the breakdown!

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The Mad Science of Fringe: A Study in Excessive Facial Expressions

A Video Round-Up of Harry Potter Fans’ Midnight-Screening Shenanigans

We’ve already established that the weekend belongs to Harry Potter devotees. But thanks to midnight screenings nationwide, this group wasn’t waiting until today to bust out their robes, wands, hats and scarves (not to mention lawn chairs, sleeping bags, board games and books) in anticipation of Deathly Hallows: Part 1 . The faithful got an early go of things on Thursday — and they brought their cameras.

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A Video Round-Up of Harry Potter Fans’ Midnight-Screening Shenanigans

Watch Spike Jonze’s Video for Arcade Fire’s ‘The Suburbs’

As legend has it — or Wikipedia — Spike Jonze was originally approached to direct the video for the Smashing Pumpkins hit “1979,” but he couldn’t because of other obligations at the time. The honor ended up going to future Little Miss Sunshine helmers Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton, and the pair created a Billy Corgan-approved portrait of teen ennui in the suburbs. 14 years later, it looks like Jonze finally got to direct his own version of “1979” — the kind with roving military squads and the wailing vocals of Arcade Fire lead singer Win Butler.

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‘A World Without Dioramas’: Community Recapped

Community has gotten to the point where every critic on the Internet will bend over backward to give the show glowing praise. As Emily Nussbaum just wrote on Twitter, “I laughed at literally every line of that episode of Community . Exhaustingly excellent.” Well, that’s one way to put it. Another way would be to say that while funny, “Conspiracy Theories and Soft Defenses” was a pale imitation of an Arrested Development episode, with a B-story that might as well have been left to an online deleted scene. Annie might have had a gun, but Community fired some blanks last night.

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‘A World Without Dioramas’: Community Recapped