Who's the boss?: How the workplace will-they/won't-they became a TV staple
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‘Welcome Home Baby’ review: Austrian genre title opens Panorama at Berlin
Following the death of her estranged father, a successful Berlin paramedic inherits the sprawling family home in the Austrian ...
Opinion
Here we go again with daylight-saving switch. Time for Texas to leave the clocks alone | Opinion
Texans would be perfectly content with permanent daylight time, but as usual, Congress is a problem. | Opinion ...
The Timelessness of Bridget Jones
The Bridget Jones movie franchise now includes three sequels. The first two were 2004’s Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason (in ...
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Amid questions, Rock County Board approves Light as administrator
Despite concerns expressed over his length of tenure at prior jobs, the hiring process, and if he was the right candidate, John Light was approved Thursday as the ...
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The Manic Brilliance of “Breakfast of Champions”
Scorned by critics on its release, in 1999, Alan Rudolph’s Kurt Vonnegut adaptation now emerges as an inspired comic ...
‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy' Director Says Previous Films Weren't ‘Misogynistic,' but Instead Shone a Comedic Light on ‘Pressures That Existed' at the …
Expertly timed to coincide with Valentine’s Day, the fourth - and apparently final - installment in the iconic Bridget Jones ...
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Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy Ending Explained – Who Bridget Chooses & Why
Mad About the Boy sees Bridget coping with grief and dating again, but the world has changed a lot since she got married and ...
‘The Light’ Review: Tom Tykwer’s Sanctimonious Paean to White Guilt Is a Quasi-Musical Mess
Tom Tykwer's Berlin Film Festival opener 'The Light' is an unintended paean to white guilt about a Berlin family undoen by ...