By DAVID CARR
Published: January 19, 2007
All films arrive at Sundance with a back story, but none have the poignancy of “Waitress,” which was written and directed by Adrienne Shelly. (The New York Times)
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Some random views of the world from one Canadian's perspective. I have to say Canadian or the Canadian indices will not accept my submission. That having been declared, I will comment on: sports, politics, entertainment, the weather. If it sparks something in me I will have my say. Family, friends, collegues...it doesn't matter.
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- Let the SUPER WEEK begin
- Garnett's 44 points ends the Suns streak.
- And the Suns win again for the 17th time.
- You MUST watch this!
- Suns top Knicks for 15th straight win
- Suns Win AGAIN
- Sadie Frost has a perfect bottom
- Passports required
- ESPN.com - COLUMNIST - Wojciechowski: Yes, Lovie, ...
- ESPN.com - NFL/PLAYOFFS06 - Woman induces labor so...
- The Saints were ROBBED
- Do you have to talk about Canada to be a Canadian ...
- Sundance Dream Most Notable for an Absence
- Civilian casualties in Iraq total over 34,000 in 2006
- Not long before his execution, Mr. Hussein's lawye...
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