CIUDAD JUAREZ, Mexico – Mexico will deploy extra troops and federal police to this violent city across the border from Texas where the police chief recently bowed to crime gang demands that he resign, the government said Wednesday.
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Tales of the Bone Machine - A fair and balanced look at Hollywood, Politics, Media and Cute, Furry Animals, plus updates on those Vicious Squirrels and their Planned Squirrel Invasion and Uprising - by Keith Coogan
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Keith Coogan Interviewed by Caffeinated Clint at Moviehole!
"I still import TAB into the country. I have the original 1989 “Batman” ticket stub somewhere. And I wore out my “Nine and a Half Weeks” VHS by the time I was twelve. And I’m probably the only guy reading this column that actually has fond memories of seeing “Howard the Duck” at the theater..." - Caffeinated Clint
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Sunday, February 15, 2009
Saturday, February 14, 2009
Notes from a Hollywood Barbershop On an Unusual Drug Dealer
Speck is a black guy, originally from Brooklyn. He is also, tragically, a thalidomide baby. His mother was given thalidomide during her pregnancy, and Speck was born with severe birth defects: tiny flippers for arms and malformed, dysfunctional legs. He has lived in a wheelchair his whole life... and he happens to be a drug dealer.
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
Sunday, February 08, 2009
Pencil the horse rescued from icy Kentucky pond
Pencil the walking horse is back at home after being rescued from an icy pond in northern Kentucky where he was stuck for more than an hour. The Kentucky Enquirer reported that it took nearly 40 firefighters, including members of the Northern Kentucky Large Animal Rescue Team, to get the horse out Wednesday.
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Wednesday, February 04, 2009
'Dollhouse' and 'Terminator' Go Grindhouse! NEW Trailer
Fox's awesome new trailer packages "Dollhouse" and "Terminator" as a grindhouse double feature.
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Monday, February 02, 2009
IFC Films falls for 'Dead Snow'
IFC Films, which had remained quiet throughout most of the Sundance Film Festival, suddenly jumped Wednesday to purchase U.S. distribution rights to the Norwegian horror-comedy "Dead Snow." Elle Driver also sold the film in foreign territories Germany, Benelux, the U.K. and Canada.
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