Actual politics are more coherent than ‘Irresistible’

“Irresistible” isn’t simply a poorly made, uncompelling film. It’s a pointless one.
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“Irresistible” isn’t simply a poorly made, uncompelling film. It’s a pointless one.
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How would notable baby boomers and Gen Xers fare on the college football gridiron?
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Whereas Levy is heavily produced and calculated in her long-time broadcast journalism role, Jackson is a firecracker waiting to explode, being honest and dedicated to delivering “real journalism” no matter the consequences at every moment.
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We here at the Clog want to spread the wealth of Ellen’s comedic gold with you, so we’ve crafted the ultimate power ranking of Ellen’s best waggery.
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Why not dedicate packaged content to the greatest there ever will be? We at the Clog want to show our appreciation for our favorite man, Steve Carell!
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With a variety of iconic portrayals from Michael Scott in “The Office” to Gru in “Despicable Me,” we at the Clog can’t help but think how these characters would live life at UC Berkeley.
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In honor of Steve Carell, his greatness and all that he’s done for this world, cinematically and not cinematically, we’ve compiled a quiz in which you can find out which Steve Carell character you are.
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We really don’t know where to begin. How can we possibly fit how much we love you and owe you our lives in a mere letter? You’ve truly taught us the art of life and how to be our best possible selves.
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I’m here to enlighten the whole world on what a day is like for a student at UC Berkeley — Steve Carell style! There is no better way to do it. Steve Carell is in all of us, and you can’t even deny it.
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It would be easy to go down the IMDb list of addiction films to examine the nuances of how these stories have been told. But we don’t have to look back so far, considering two films about addiction and rehabilitation are right in our rearview mirror.
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