Television Review | 'Pleasure for Sale': Feisty Birds of a Feather, No Chickens in Sight
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This six-part documentary portrays the world of the brothel in terms of its hierarchies and feuds and both its inclinations and aversions toward sorority.
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Looking for a fresh new  comedy with three-dimensional characters and laugh-out-loud  jokes? You won't find it in "Happy Hour," a sitcom based on a  group of unsatisfied and occasionally pathetic  twentysomethings.
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ÂFor Your ConsiderationÂ is by far the broadest comedy Christoper Guest and company have made. Despite its merriment, it is also the flimsiest.
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The American fetish for homeownership can lead to some perverted outcomes.
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Contrary to popular belief, sex doesn't necessarily sell. While movie ads are usually rife with the promise of romance and sensuality, the rare film that frankly delves into explicit sexuality does so at its own risk.
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In a boom market, a P.S. 1 show focuses on the unthinkable: artworks their creators wonât sell.
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Paul Bojackâs dour examination of unexamined lives is a slow-burning morality tale simmering with self-interest.
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'Fool's Gold' is an unabashed Hollywood moneymaking vehicle. It only rarely succeeds as a form of real entertainment.
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Lifetimeâs two new comedic dramas, which are surprisingly appealing, are centered on the interplay between friends and co-workers but do not include steamy soap-opera subplots.
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A team of psychologists and economists is reporting today what many Americans know but do not always admit, especially to social scientists: Watching television by oneself is a very enjoyable way to pass the time, and that taking care of children -- bless
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By BARRY MCDONALD  WEIRD creatures you say? That's hardly a rarity on TV these days. A simple flick through the channels will reveal a varied and exotic bunch of creatures.
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There was the talking horse, of course. Also the heroic collie, the helpful dolphin and an entire planet of apes. Animals used to be a TV staple, but lately they&#39;ve been put out to pasture, aka cable.
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As a travelogue and an exercise in improving foreign relations, the History Channelâs show on martial arts is charming and, despite its subject matter, harmless.
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Some say talk is cheap. But not for the best-paid talk show hosts on television and radio.
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This agreeable, lightweight movie turns the malaises of a suburban Chinese-American family into bittersweet farce that teeters between cheeky humor and surface pathos.
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Television networks are learning a harsh lesson in reality -- too many reality shows are a turn-off for viewers.
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Foxâs latest cash-prize competition is neither a game of chance nor a test of knowledge. Itâs a pseudo-psychological trial by ordeal in which the contestants trade candor for dollars.