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Josh Harris

Sundance winner Ondi Timoner made a cautionary tale about Internet addiction. Now she's Twittering about it.

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Fangst: 'New Moon' simmers as Bella stews

'Twilight: New Moon'

Kristen Stewart somehow makes moping attractive as the romance simmers in Part Two of "Twilight."

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Kiss 'The Messenger'

"The Messenger"

This poignant yet funny tale of two soldiers on the home front is a welcome departure from the typical Iraq war movie.

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Touchdown with tears

'The Blind Side'

"The Blind Side" scores by mixing two American icons: motherhood and football.

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The raw power of 'Precious'

"Precious"

This actors' showcase finds genuine humanity in appalling circumstances.

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Hollywood's winter wonderland

'Twilight'

Winter traditionally is awards season, when studios unwrap their shiniest baubles, the prestige films intended to catch the eyes of grownups and Oscar voters.

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"We Live in Public" follows a dot-com Mad Hatter

'We Live In Public'

Did you know that one of the Internet's founding geniuses was quite possibly insane? If not, you haven't heard of Josh Harris. A New York City dot-com megamillionaire, Harris foresaw the potential of the web, pioneering social media and streaming video when most people didn't know how to hook up a modem.

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