Peter Piatkowski
Was born in Poland, lived in France and the United States. Graduated with a BA in English Literature from UIC. Working on an MA in English/Gender Women's Studies. Published work on Arts, Theater, Film, Travel
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Murphy Brown - the Complete First SeasonA review of the classic hit CBS sitcom starring Candice Bergen about the hard-nosed television journalist and her coterie of coworkers.
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AFI's Greatest Divas in Film HistoryThe American Film Industry has compiled a list of the 25 most enduring actresses of Hollywood lore; the following are the greatest film performances of the 25 best.
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The Namesake is a Solid Return to Form for Mira NairBritish writer Jhumip Lahiri's second book The Namesake is a novel about two generations of Indian immigrants in the United States, trying to reconcile cultural and generational differences among the family.
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Funny Girlz: The Funniest Actresses in EntertainmentJerry Lewis famously opined that women aren't funny as men. Following are women who have proven him wrong - writers, actresses and personalities have proven that you don't need a penis to be funny.
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A Guide for Barbra Streisand's Music: What to Get, What's Next and What to AvoidBarbra Streisand's prolific career has had missteps and triumphs; her catalogue is inprint; following is a guide to her music.
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The Stone Age: A Look at Sharon Stone's Best WorkSharon Stone has in recent years reinvented herself as a character actress. Following is a primer of the diva's best performances.
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Advice for Miss Janet JacksonJanet Jackson was a consistent hit-maker until her Super Bowl performance. A pair of disappointing albums has made Jackson musically irrelevant. Following are tips on what she can do to rehab her career.
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Lady Madonna: Albums to Get and Those to AvoidMadonna's prolific career included more than a dozen record albums - this is a album-by-album review of her best work, as well as, her less interesting music.
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Roseanne: A Defense of the Final SeasonRoseanne Barr's eponymous classic sitcom suffered a critical backlash in its last season. Following, is a defense of a largely misunderstood season.
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A Primer of the Original DreamgirlA breakdown of Diana Ross' greatest recorded and filmed work, as well as, work that should be avoided.
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A Live Madonna CD: What's the Point? You'd Be SurprisedMadonna, a performer who relies on visuals to thrive has made compelling records, mostly aided by great studio effects. Her CONFESSIONS TOUR - LIVE CD is a surprisingly enjoyable listen, essential for hardcore fans.
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Liza Minnelli's Forgotten 1989 Foray into Dance Music is a Must for Pet Shop Boy PuristsA review of Minnelli's 1989 album results, which Gave the Singer-Actress a Credible Bid for the Dance and Pop Charts.Also published on:
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Forget a Box of Chocolates, Get Your Valentine a Box of Sex and the CityA review of the complete boxed-DVD set of SEX AND THE CITY; a brief season-by-season review, as well as, a brief discussion of the program's influence on popular culture.
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Truly, Madly, Deeply: A British Film Similar Yet Superior to the U.S. Movie GhostTRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY is Anthony Mingella's first feature film is a wonderful, low-key film that not only touches on issues of grief and love, but also on modern British society.
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Political Correctness, the "N-Word" and the Race CardA discussion of race and words and the importance of remaining "politically correct."
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Diana Ross' Fitful Attempt at a Comeback Somewhat DisappointsA review of Diana Ross' 2006 album I LOVE YOU. A collection of love ballads, this safe collection fails to excite listeners -- fans will be slightly disappointed, and she will not gain new listeners with her tame, stale sound.
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Boystown: The Castro of the MidwestHere is a detailed look at Boystown, Chicago's gay neighborhood that offers parades, shops, restaurants and clubs.