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Bring back those cheesy movie musicals!

“Mamma Mia!” did big business at the box office. Here's hoping that means we'll go back to a time when movies such as “Xanadu” filled the multiplexes.

Celizic: How about, let's NOT make a deal

In every sport, teams that began the season thinking they had great teams realize several months later that there are holes — sometimes gaping ones — in the lineup.

Curran: Sanchez 'buzz' will only take Jets so far

Good thing there’s no gauge that measures “buzz quotient.” If there were, Jets rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez would have blown it by now.

‘Rise of the Lycans’: Silly, but never boring

While fans of the respective franchises might not want to acknowledge it, the “Underworld” movies and the “Twilight” novels have more in common than just the conflict between bloodsuckers and lycanthropes. They also take themselves seriously in a way that allows their fans to immerse themselves in these alternate universes while providing a steady stream of chuckles for those not so inclined.

Mother Nature stars in a horror movie

Film director M. Night Shyamalan started out wanting to tell a simple, scary story with his latest effort, "The Happening" - but in the process, the movie's message sparked his own personal epiphany about paying attention to Mother Nature.

Answer Desk: U.S. in recession — yes or no?

This week, readers are looking for a straight answer to what seems like a simple question. Is the U.S. in recession or not?

Travel issues the next president should care about

No matter who wins, you lose.

Frequent-flier forecast: dark clouds, silver linings

If you’re like most air travelers, you can’t wait to say goodbye to the nightmare that was 2007. The question is, will 2008 bring smiles of relief or send us screaming for the exits?

In tune with Suzanne Vega

Folk singer Suzanne Vega struck gold in the 1980s with hits “Tom’s Diner,” “Left of Center,” and the ubiquitous radio hit, “Luka,” which was one of the first popular songs to tackle the subject of child abuse. Vega is still making quality, critically acclaimed albums, such as her latest, "Beauty & Crime", which she has described as a love letter to her hometown of New York City. We caught up with her on her cell phone recently while navigating the United States on yet another tour and talked travel.

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Palestinians must commit to a non-violent civil rights movement

Jerusalem to me is no holy land; It's a city fraught with complexes and contradictions, its inhabitants on both sides of the divide suffering unwittingly from deep-rooted psychological issues. Everyone is battling for ancestral rights that time has rendered outmoded. But I'm a fi …

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