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May 26, 2005
The indiscreet charms of the bourgeoisie
WHICH set of former has-beens-that-never-were returned to the glare of the spotlight earlier this month? WHO reissued their most prominent document of fame and fortune yet, in what is either the ultimate comeback or merely another attempt to cash in on the zeitgeist of bourgeoisie socialism? WHAT makes this sort of bougie urban politicism that far removed from an overriding cultural interest in Jessica Simpson's techniques for obtaining a bikini-worthy body? Unrelatedly, Maer Roshan's Radar project is out anew this month. And, hey, you know what? Our tried-and-true "This looks like this, which is like that, which is like this" routine never ends! We'll be here all week. (with thanks to Adit Nathan)
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Jean-Paul
Tremblay written-ed, directed and co-produced a bunch of so-called 
Matt
Haber has written for The New York Times, Esquire,
and The New York Observer. He is not allergic to pet dander
and can do "ethnic" accents if the part calls for it. He is repped
by Candy Addams at Entertainment 4-Every-1. 
Sienna Miller starred in Alfie, Layer Cake, and Factory Girl. So, so hot! And so, so scandalous! She most recently shined in Interview, and she's repped by Dallas Smith at 
Guy Cimbalo is
so cute! Yes, he is. Who's a cute little Guy? You are, you are!
Guy also appears in the