January Jones
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Mad Men: season 7, episode 14 recap: "Person to Person"
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 21st May 2015
As I've said more than once before, and will repeat endlessly until someone tells me how clever I am, Mad Men has chronicled the decade in which ideas first became commodities. Its ending demonstrates how the sixties were an age in which everyone had ideas all the time – Let's open a gallery in this old shed! Let's move to San Francisco and paint wooden eggs! – and how people gradually filtered out all this noise and made sense of it all.
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Mad Men: season 7, episode 13 recap: "The Milk and Honey Route"
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 17th May 2015
Betty Francis took a lot of shit down the years, from her husbands, from her daughter and from Mad Men viewers insistent on judging her by contemporary standards of parenting and womanhood. Maybe she's due a reappraisal.
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I have DEFINITELY found meaning in the Mad Men season six cast pics
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 23rd January 2013
Awash is the internet with articles called 'Here's what these new cast pictures tell us about Mad Men season six'. Awash. Most of these ignore the fact that they in reality tell us nothing at all about Mad Men season six. This one does not. Ignore it, that is.
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Generic Nicolas Cage thriller #39
Movie Trailer | Ali | 22nd September 2011
As if duty bound to report on any and all Nicolas Cage news, here's the first trailer for Justice, formerly known as The Hungry Rabbit Jumps, formerly known as Generic Nic Cage Action Thriller #39.
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Tide yourself over with Mad Men season four and a half
TV Feature | Ed Williamson | 13th June 2011
Grrr, no more Mad Men till 2012. This is seemingly down to network bigwigs arguing about stuff. But don't just sit around cursing anyone who's big and/or wears a wig: we've spent literally minutes plotting out an entire 2011 season just for you. Could you maybe put on a suit while you read it? It'll probably help it along.
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X-Men First Class: a guide to sitting
Movie Feature | Ali | 17th May 2011
Worried X-Men: First Class might be too exciting? Let Professor Xavier and his mutant brethren show you how to relax in style.
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Movie Review | Rob | 2nd March 2011
Who'd have thought Liam Neeson, a man nominated for an Oscar for Schindler's List, would now be earning his keep in action movies; he's beaten up Batman and shared the screen with a cage fighter who could barely string a plausible sentence together. And let's not forget, he knows his way around a lightsaber too...
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X-Men: First Class swaps one hottie for another
Movie News | Ali | 18th August 2010
When I say that researching for these pictures is the best part of my day, I'm really, really not lying.
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