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5/18/17

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5/18/17

An unsolved murder and Nazi comedy can’t make Crane a compelling memoir

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4/20/17

Kelsey Grammer doesn’t even mention Sideshow Bob in his bizarre memoir So Far...

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3/23/17

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3/23/17

This Is It!—the memoir of Michael Jackson’s doctor—is a morbidly fascinating train wreck

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2/23/17

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2/23/17

My Father, Uncle Miltie is a luridly entertaining look at one of comedy’s biggest dicks

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1/12/17

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1/12/17

Jensen Karp’s Kanye West Owes Me $300 is a triumphantly funny look at failure

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12/8/16

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12/8/16

With Ruthless, the father of Scientology leader David Miscavige tells all, badly

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11/10/16

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11/10/16

The Comedians explores the dark, swampy depths of the comic mind

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10/13/16

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10/13/16

Donald Trump’s The Art Of The Deal is an awful book about a terrible man

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9/15/16

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9/15/16

In Dirty Rocker Boys, video vixen Bobbie Brown dishes the dirt

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8/18/16

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8/18/16

Bob Zmuda’s Andy Kaufman: The Truth, Finally offers an abundance of sleaze

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7/21/16

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7/21/16

Little Girl Blue explores the life and legacy of Karen Carpenter

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6/9/16

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6/9/16

Holly Madison’s fascinating memoir takes down Hef and everyone else

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5/12/16

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5/12/16

The Unbreakable Miss Lovely looks at one of Scientology’s most formidable foes

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4/14/16

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4/14/16

In his 2011 memoir, SNL journeyman Darrell Hammond is deeply troubled, kind of dull

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3/17/16

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3/17/16

Leah Remini’s Troublemaker is an irresistibly gossipy takedown of Scientology

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4/11/13

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4/11/13

Bill Maher’s True Story tries to say something profound about stand-up, but fails spectacularly

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3/7/13

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3/7/13

Is The Kid Stays In The Picture a masterpiece Hollywood memoir? Oh yeah

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2/14/13

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2/14/13

The sordid story of Hollywood in the ’80s is lost on William Stadiem’s Moneywood

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1/31/13

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1/31/13

Spaceman Ace Frehley offers his bland version of Kiss’ story in No Regrets

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1/3/13

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1/3/13

Gene Simmons’ Kiss And Make-Up lets The Demon speak for himself

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Marie Kondo betrays her whole premise by launching e-commerce store full of useless junk

Pokémon Sword and Shield sell sports star mystique better than any Madden game

Okay, this is precious: Kelly Clarkson’s kids ask Jason Momoa if he knows Ariel

An unsolved murder and Nazi comedy can’t make Crane a compelling memoir

Kelsey Grammer doesn’t even mention Sideshow Bob in his bizarre memoir So Far...

This Is It!—the memoir of Michael Jackson’s doctor—is a morbidly fascinating train wreck

My Father, Uncle Miltie is a luridly entertaining look at one of comedy’s biggest dicks

Jensen Karp’s Kanye West Owes Me $300 is a triumphantly funny look at failure

With Ruthless, the father of Scientology leader David Miscavige tells all, badly

The Comedians explores the dark, swampy depths of the comic mind

Donald Trump’s The Art Of The Deal is an awful book about a terrible man

In Dirty Rocker Boys, video vixen Bobbie Brown dishes the dirt

Bob Zmuda’s Andy Kaufman: The Truth, Finally offers an abundance of sleaze

Little Girl Blue explores the life and legacy of Karen Carpenter

Holly Madison’s fascinating memoir takes down Hef and everyone else

The Unbreakable Miss Lovely looks at one of Scientology’s most formidable foes

In his 2011 memoir, SNL journeyman Darrell Hammond is deeply troubled, kind of dull

Leah Remini’s Troublemaker is an irresistibly gossipy takedown of Scientology

Bill Maher’s True Story tries to say something profound about stand-up, but fails spectacularly

Is The Kid Stays In The Picture a masterpiece Hollywood memoir? Oh yeah

The sordid story of Hollywood in the ’80s is lost on William Stadiem’s Moneywood

Spaceman Ace Frehley offers his bland version of Kiss’ story in No Regrets

Gene Simmons’ Kiss And Make-Up lets The Demon speak for himself

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Infant Skeletons Wearing ‘Helmets’ Made of Other Children’s Skulls Stun Archaeologists

How to Clean Your Ears If You're Not Supposed to Use Q-Tips

Hunter Biden, You Are the Father

An unsolved murder and Nazi comedy can’t make Crane a compelling memoir

Kelsey Grammer doesn’t even mention Sideshow Bob in his bizarre memoir So Far...

This Is It!—the memoir of Michael Jackson’s doctor—is a morbidly fascinating train wreck

My Father, Uncle Miltie is a luridly entertaining look at one of comedy’s biggest dicks

Jensen Karp’s Kanye West Owes Me $300 is a triumphantly funny look at failure

With Ruthless, the father of Scientology leader David Miscavige tells all, badly

The Comedians explores the dark, swampy depths of the comic mind

Donald Trump’s The Art Of The Deal is an awful book about a terrible man

In Dirty Rocker Boys, video vixen Bobbie Brown dishes the dirt

Bob Zmuda’s Andy Kaufman: The Truth, Finally offers an abundance of sleaze

Little Girl Blue explores the life and legacy of Karen Carpenter

Holly Madison’s fascinating memoir takes down Hef and everyone else

The Unbreakable Miss Lovely looks at one of Scientology’s most formidable foes

In his 2011 memoir, SNL journeyman Darrell Hammond is deeply troubled, kind of dull

Leah Remini’s Troublemaker is an irresistibly gossipy takedown of Scientology

Bill Maher’s True Story tries to say something profound about stand-up, but fails spectacularly

Is The Kid Stays In The Picture a masterpiece Hollywood memoir? Oh yeah

The sordid story of Hollywood in the ’80s is lost on William Stadiem’s Moneywood

Spaceman Ace Frehley offers his bland version of Kiss’ story in No Regrets

Gene Simmons’ Kiss And Make-Up lets The Demon speak for himself