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"Dr. Seuss' Horton Hears a Who"
It is here, it is here, it is here, it is here: Feature-length, animated reparation for the appalling live-action versions of Seuss' books we've recently endured!
"The Number 23"
There are at least 23 things wrong with this dunderheaded semi-psychological thriller -- Jim Carrey's only one of them.
An unfortunate demise
As his wildly popular series reaches its end, Daniel Handler -- aka Lemony Snicket -- talks to Salon about returning to himself.
When good comedians go bad
Remember when Steve Martin, Albert Brooks and Woody Allen were funny? What on earth happened to our favorite funnymen?
"Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events"
This adaptation of the popular children's book series gets so much right. So why does it feel so wrong?
Brilliant mistake
Screenwriter Charlie Kaufman's "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" is a desperately moving ode to romance. Why do the filmmakers undercut its power with a bag of ironic tricks?
Loving Bush: Day 2
Even though I'm addicted to hating the president, I'm trying to forgive him -- as Jesus would. It's not easy.
"Bruce Almighty"
The hugely talented Jim Carrey gets the power of God from Morgan Freeman. But unless you like boob jokes and Nancy Reagan lectures, this preachy comedy's a snooze.
The Fix
Alec Baldwin rants, Sean Penn smokes, Nicole Kidman holds hands, and Rush Limbaugh makes things up! Plus: Could Meg Ryan be in love?
"The Majestic"
The new Jim Carrey movie is an elephantine, oppressively sentimental look at small-town America at the time of the Hollywood blacklist.
Easy come, easy go
So much for the Basinger-Eminem rumor; Madonna shows off potty language! Plus: Hugh Grant gets catty; Hurley gets stalked and Gwyneth gets secretive.
They live to give
Mariah, fresh out of the hospital, joins the benefit scene; the former Cat Stevens condemns attacks; Jim Carrey, Rosie and Dr. Dre dig deep to help; James Woods delivers hot tip to FBI.
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Weekend, Feb. 9-11, 2001
Exotic mating rituals of a tribe called Hollywood
A penetrating field study reveals the mysteries of courtship, marriage and procreation as practiced by the indigenous peoples of La-La Land.
Anne Heche -- enabler?
The sometime wanderer snarls at an accusation that she contributed to Robert Downey Jr.'s downfall; Mel Gibson waxes macho on leg hair removal. Plus: Jim Carrey and Renée Zellweger part company, and Linda Tripp wins another personality award.
"Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas"
You will not like it on the screen, you will not like it -- not one scene!
Ahnuld's too rough in bed!
After a day of smooching, Schwarzenegger's costar has a nasty case of whisker burn; are Winona and Beck in Splitsville? Guess who bought Madonna's house? Plus: Jim Carrey on the agony of Grinchness.
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Monday, Nov. 13, 2000
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Thursday, Nov. 9, 2000
"Dumb & Dumber"
Peter and Bobby Farrelly take low humor to a higher ground with the sheer exuberance of their no-brainer gags.
Anal-ize this
As Hollywood comedies get coarse 'n' coarser, ratings ain't what they used to be.
"Man on the Moon"
The DVD of Milos Forman's smart Andy Kaufman biopic misses a chance to illuminate the comedian's real-life weirdness.
Bump and rind
Seedy sex scene sliced from new Jim Carrey movie? Liv Tyler stars in the erotic dreams of Rebecca Romijn-Stamos; Darva doffs her duds. Plus: Did former "Survivor" contestant reveal show's winner?
"Me, Myself & Irene"
Jim Carrey's manic acting skills shine in the latest from |ber-booger geniuses Peter and Bobby Farrelly.
Blue Glow
Salon's TV picks for Thursday, June 22, 2000
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