No profound entries in 'The Nanny Diaries'
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A first-time nanny peeks into the lifestyles of the rich and facile.
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So much for the sedate alternative to Rosie O'Donnell on "The View."
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"Baby Love: Choosing Motherhood After a Lifetime of Ambivalence" (Riverhead Books, 207 pages, $24.95) &#151; Rebecca Walker: Writers call it gate-keeping. It's the act of letting readers in to one's personal life, while managing to keep them an arm's length away &#151; just a bit further than absolute honesty would allow.
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The idea of penning a blog to cover the Republican National Convention isn't so unique after all.
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NOVEMBER 29, 2004  - It must be tough being America&#39;s nanny, especially when there&#39;s so much real work to do.
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You can forget about "Fahgeddaboutit!" as far as television catch phrases are concerned.
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Despite its star wattage--including Meryl Streep, Vanessa Redgrave and others--the film is a limp look at what might have been
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The media have largely accepted without challenge former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik&#39;s claim that he had a &quot;nanny problem&quot; that he had previously failed to disclose to the White House.
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It was a fib, a little one. One of those fibs of omission. Barely even a fib, really.
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Kid Nation premiered last Wednesday, and the show was, for lack of  a better term, fascinating. It was formulaic and, well, just plain bad. But it was also fascinating. In case you missed it, the premise revolves around sending 40 children to a ghost town in New Mexico for 40 days. The ages of the children range from 8-15, with the majority lying somewhere in the 10-12 range. Once there, the kids will have no supervision beyond that of a couple of camera crew and the host, Jonathan Karsh, who comes and goes randomly, but always to help the kids on their path.    There's all kinds of hullabaloo about whether or not it's ethical to take kids and simply drop them off in the middle of nowhere. Though they immediately showed the largest factor in the parents' decision to let these kids on to a TV show that could do a mind job on them for years: A gold star (cute) worth $20,000. A star is handed out by the "town council" at every meeting, so presumably about 5 kids will go home with prize money. My guess is that at least one of them will also win some ridiculous prize at the end of the show...say a million bucks.    I'd like to say that's where the show gets "better", but it doesn't. On this show no one gets voted off, and everyone's going home a winner.
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Comment is free: Ian Jack: To read the diaries of Anne Morrow Lindbergh is to be taken to the heart of parental anguish.
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The show, in which a young woman tried to identify her birth father and eliminate impostors, was fairly bland and hokey.
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Instead of the kind of inspired imaginative synergy that distinguished the âLord of the Rings,â âThe Spiderwick Chroniclesâ feels more like a sloppy, secondhand pander.
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I guess there's nothing really to talk about this week. Pretty much business as usual last weekend. Nothing too eventful at Dover. Yeah, right.
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A tempest is crawling across the blogosphere, and it isn't named Ivan. At the eye of the storm is CBS, and a 60 minutes report allegedly raising "New Questions On Bush Guard Duty". But were the memos at the heart of this story authentic?
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A broken foot, a cancer surgery, behind-the-scenes skakeups.   Commando Nanny endured a lot of drama for a sitcom--especially   one that will never make it to air.
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It may have a captivating title, but this film has little else going for it.