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If you haven't seen it, check out Godspy's coverage of TDVC [http://www.godspy.com/index.cfm]. It hits TDVC from unique angles (which is difficult to do, given the swamp coverage it has received). I especially liked this piece by John Zmirak [http://www.godspy.

> AMERICAN IDOL judge SIMON COWELL has turned his famous barbed comments on PRINCE after being appalled by the pop superstar's surprise performance at the show's finale last week. The PURPLE RAIN hitmaker took to the stage at the Kodak Theatre for a quick run through

Two high schoolers were caught on cell phone video during an indiscreet classroom moment [http://www.virginislandsdailynews.com/index.pl/article_home?id=17591065], and now the clip is going around the Internet. Authorities say the clip constitutes child pornography. I say Letterman is trying to call them.

Always reliable Decent Films Dot Com posted its reveiw of TDVC yesterday [http://decentfilms.com/sections/reviews/davincicode.html]. Excerpt: > In terms of early Christian history, [TDVC's version] is not uncomparable to Holocaust denial, to claiming that it was really the Jews who were oppressing the Nazis

And as you've heard, the reviews aren't real good. Rotten Tomatoes has a great set of review blurbs [http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/da_vinci_code/]. A few of my favorites: > "You know a movie's a dud when even its self-flagellating albino

I'm enjoying this TDVC turmoil. The film is now getting poor reviews [http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/da_vinci_code/], and I think the boycott lure is making Sony a bit nervous. Heck, Howard has even suggested that people not see it: "My advice, since virtually no

Pamela Anderson says vegetarianism results in more pleasure for a woman [http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2004580002-2006220470,00.html]. What more is there to say? Pamela said it, and she's rich and famous. And there's no conclusive proof that STDs rot one's

The New Yorker has a good article about TDVC and Sony [http://www.newyorker.com/printables/fact/060522fa_fact]. The New Yorker is one of the most relentlessly-secularist publications in America, so it's significant when you see nuggets like these in its pages: > Dan Brown's