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Sony's Cute Speaker Ball Is a Circle of Good Sound [REVIEW] http://t.co/wh7QfYqiu2
Week in Review, May 25 http://t.co/NcakGBvmQ2
Our ASUS Vivobook S400 Review is online and yes, this is one of the entry level Ultrabooks we would recommend.… http://t.co/Kz0qv1wChc
My street art mockumentary had a very limited distribution, but good "reviews." It was introduced at screening as post-modern neo-noir.
Cannes Review ~ 95/100 | BLUE IS THE WARMEST COLOUR is an astounding work, writes @DeusExCinema. | http://t.co/L6lBDWCGCN
Movie review: Does 'Venus and Serena' pull back the curtain on who the Williams sisters are? Not so much. http://t.co/Rcd1pc7VD5
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Here's my review of Only Lovers Left Alive, which screened in competition this evening: http://t.co/PWuMnxWo8r #Cannes2013
CANNES: Held off long enough over ONLY GOD FORGIVES. Ignore the bad reviews, its a work of controlled brilliance, superb artistry & power.
Rob Ford ate up much of my movie review air time today, but Fast and Furious might have been a good way to describe this week's newscycle
Movie review: ‘Frances Ha’ is an exercise in watching Greta Gerwig http://t.co/uqP2InBqs1
Laptop Week Review: Google Chromebook Pixel http://t.co/HIU508cAXq
MAC Fiery Impact Extra Dimension Blush Swatches & Review – In Extra Dimension 2013 http://t.co/PR3ny3ujSu
BEHIND THE CANDELABRA is my No.1 film at #Cannes. Here's my review for http://t.co/KdG4RtxK71 http://t.co/9iqogXkR4J
Week in Review | Wearable Tech, Overcapitalised Start-Ups, Geek Brands, Tailoring Trend, Clouds in Australia http://t.co/oWRVkHSzZe via @BoF
Movie review: Little magic or realism to be found in ‘Midnight’s Children’ http://t.co/PAExqCqrsb
Our review of Steven Soderbergh's Liberace film, airing on HBO this Sunday http://t.co/au3fjZTysS
Sony's Cute Speaker Ball Is a Circle of Good Sound [REVIEW] http://t.co/fN7CoQXVLU
Vintage MHS: Swatch & Review: Zoya Nail Polish - Shay http://t.co/aKbQ5lokzU
Nothing sells better than the @Ford F-150 in the US. So what makes it so popular? Here's @eriches review: http://t.co/B0AJ80scXj
Disturbing test of peer review: Take previously published psych papers. Resubmit under fake names. 90% are rejected. http://t.co/R3hkJEHt47
"At its core, shorn of all its insecurities, #IshkqInParis is sweet." So are you in a forgiving mood? My review - http://t.co/ok643MoAo6
@DriversSide Review: Calling for an Encore: #Buick carves out niche in crossover segment with new 5-passenger Encore http://t.co/5vdidBvDWM
You can find car prices, specs & reviews by body style. Try it out! http://t.co/rihllyoUtb
On the BPL blog: Product Review: @COVERFX Skinprep FX Nourishing Foundation Primer & Anti-Aging Serum and Cream... http://t.co/octIHmFNBu
Movie review: 'At Any Price' is worth seeing for Dennis Quaid tearing into his most complex role in years http://t.co/k9HTk4fSTW
hiding this review under my bed. RT @JHoffman6 "Dear Penthouse Forum, this never happens to me." #cannes2013 http://t.co/BvmdyjBNNG
Best of the Week: Cannes Continues, Talking 'Before Midnight' with Delpy, Hawke and Linklater, Reviews, News and... http://t.co/7Ui6gq2faW
A growing interest in and concern about the adequacy and fairness of modern peer-review practices in publication and funding are apparent across a wide range of scientific disciplines. Although questions about reliability, accountability, reviewer bias, and competence have been raised, there has been very little direct research on these variables.
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For $69.99, the Sony SRS-BTV5 puts good sound in a pretty, spherical package.
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There are a lot of things to say about Fast & Furious 6, which opens this weekend. We could talk about cars, or explosions, or the many new and interesting ways cars can explode now, in 2013. We...
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In lieu of a formal review, Matt Burns and I sat down to take a look at the Samsung 700T AKA ATIV Smart PC Pro 700T, a convertible tablet that has a small but..
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“Frances Ha” is a comedy about youthful haplessness trying to find its hap. The movie has been shot in lustrous black and white and it stars Greta Gerwig, with whom it is hoped you will be as enchanted as the film’s director (and Gerwig’s significant other), Noah Baumbach (”The Squid and the Whale,” “Greenberg”). Frances is yet another of the actress’s adorable ditherers, turning the corner of her late 20s and shocked that her friends have decided to grow up. There’s only so long you can watch an amorphous blob, though, before you want her to get on with it. The movie’s a love letter to an actress and her character, but by the end you may feel like an intervention is more in order.
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Chromebooks are traditionally small laptops but HP has stretched this one out to 14 inches.
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Missed our key stories this week in Australia? BLOUIN ARTINFO brings you a quick recap
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And it was musical chairs at Richemont, leading some observers to question the luxury group’s long-term commitment to fashion. The fashion division of Richemont, which includes Chloe, Lancel and Azzedine Alaia, reported sluggish growth, dragging down the otherwise stellar performance of the group...
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Creative, colorful, and unexpectedly wise, “The Painting” is the latest offshore animation to show to kids burned out on computer-generated Hollywood toons. Most of the action takes place inside a dusty artwork hanging on a studio wall, a landscape full of squabbling painted people finished, half-finished, and sketchy. Three of these characters leave the frame to find the Painter and ask him why he left his work unfinished, and their adventure turns into a classic quest tale with large philosophical ideas hovering gracefully in the background. Director Jean-Francois Laguionie’s film has been given a solid English dub, and the dazzling visuals recall the work of Chagall, Matisse, Munch, and other early Modernists. It’s a story to stand next to children’s classics like “The Phantom Tollbooth.”
Actually, I had been interested in purchasing a compact camera for a while now. My husband has taken some great shots with his Retina iPhone. But I don’t have an iPhone nor do I particularly like smartphones per se.
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‘Blue is the Warmest Colour’ is a minutely detailed, searingly erotic three-hour study of first lesbian love. Its writer-director, the French-Tunisian Abdellatif...
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The multiplexes are jammed with movies for children, but how many great films about childhood are there? “What Maisie Knew,” a modern-dress adaptation of an the 1897 Henry James novel, reverses the trend: It’s told entirely from the point of view of a 6-year-old girl (the remarkable Onate Aprile) as she watches her parents’ relationship fall apart. Can you imagine worse parents than Julianne Moore and Steve Coogan (or at least the characters these actors tend to play)? “What Maisie Knew” is about the erosion of innocence in the midst of plenty, yet it rarely feels heavy-handed, so serene is its own faith in its tiny heroine’s strength. Joanna Vanderham and Alexander Skarsgård costar as two people who’d make better parents than the ones Maisie’s stuck with.
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As a franchise, the Fast & Furious films are a wild success. Here's our review of Fast & Furious 6, opening in theaters May 24th.
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Schmincke kindly sent a set of their PRIMAcryl acrylic 8, 60ml tubes of acrylic paint to test and see how accessible they are. Please remember that Schmincke are not supporting my artwork in anyway,...
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Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, Wednesday 3 July – Friday 5 July 2013 24-hour Design Challenge prize giving and drinks, Tuesday 2 July 2013 Conference networking dinner Thursday 4 July 2013
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American filmmaker James Gray (‘The Yards’, ‘We Own The Night’) turns in his first period piece with this well-meaning but unpersuasive and fatally lifeless...
In a 1961 debut that reverberated worldwide, Jaguar pulled the covers off its E-Type coupe at the Geneva Motor Show and redefined beauty in automobiles.
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Canon PowerShot SX280 HS review
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Times critics on “Before Midnight,” “Fill the Void” and “We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks.”
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Review: L'Oreal Skin Perfection 15 Second Miracle Cleansing Oil
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Erin Riches gives you the pros and cons of the Ford F-150, along with insight on pricing, safety, and fuel economy plus a list of competitors of the F-150 in...
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Ryan Gosling and Nicolas Winding Refn re-team for an emotionally breathtaking, aesthetically brilliant and immensely violent thriller set amongst US expatriates in Bangkok
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Vintage MHS: Swatch & Review: Zoya Nail Polish - Shay
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Ladies and gentlemen—anyone, really, who cares about his or her mug—step right up. According to a bit of advice proffered in one of the festival editions of The Hollywood Reporter a few days back, the beauty
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The talented Deepa Mehta directs from a screenplay that Salman Rushdie adapted from his own novel, but the effort to pack an already overstuffed picaresque epic into a film of more than two hours ends up an indigestible stew. Too many subplots spoil the broth in this tale about a man with a big nose and telepathic powers who, along with 581 others, shares India’s birthdate and destiny. In English, Hindi, and Urdu with subtitles. Some scenes, if not spellbinding, do aspire to the poetic, but as the epic tale of a nation’s travails told from the point of view of a kooky character, this plays like a lumpy Indian version of “Forrest Gump.”
Out of the five Extra Dimension Blushes released with the 2013 MAC In Extra Dimension Collection Fiery Impact was really the only one that had me intrigued for Summer. Of course, the other four are pretty… but there is something … Continue reading →
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The Chromebook Pixel is the Chromebook I'd pick as my personal Chromebook – if money was no option, and if I felt I really needed a Chromebook. It'..
Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston make a sexy, pallid double act in Jim Jarmusch's languorous new vampire comedy, writes Robbie Collin.
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