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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!Judge not, lest ye be judged. While the Oscars evening certainly had its memorable moments -- Kirk Douglas charming Anne Hathaway and Randy Newman's acceptance speech made for "good television" -- the press has offered a few choice words on the show itself, particularly for co-host and "127 Hours" star James Franco. Surge Desk has a sampling: MovieFone's Alonso Duralde was not impressed with the infallible James Franco: "One of the zillion tweets posted during this year's Academy Awards said it best: 'Tonight's show finally answers the whole 'What can't James Franco do?' thing.' The ...
Did Vanity Fair editors think about Richard Pryor when they planned their March cover? The late comedian once observed that the sci-fi film, "Logan's Run," was loaded with cultural subtext because blacks weren't in it. The futuristic world of the 23rd century was depicted as for whites-only, and Pryor, wielding the n-word like a knife, said: They had a movie of the future called "Logan's Run." There ain't no n-- in it.I said, "Well, white folks ain't planning for us to be here . . ." If Pryor were still alive, what would trigger his mockery? Vanity Fair's February cover featuring former golden ...
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