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The Irish-American hot and not list
September 12, 09

The Irish Americans we're sick of, and who we'd like to see more of.
'Angels & Demons': ridiculous plotlines, gratuitous violence and bad Belfast accents
May 15, 09

“Angels & Demons”, Dan Brown’s flashy sequel to “The Da Vinci Code,” is directed at a breakneck speed by director Ron Howard for good reason – if you actually stopped to think about what you’re were looking at you’d probably leave the cinema long before the closing credits.
Catholic League slams 'Angels & Demons' filmmakers
May 05, 09

The new Tom Hanks movie, 'Angels & Demons' is the subject of a ferocious assault by Catholic League president, Bill Donohue
Somebody, please! 'Rescue Me' from 9/11 conspiracy theories!
April 06, 09

The TV drama "Rescue Me" is a groundbreaking - and controversial - depiction of New York City Irish life. But spare me the 911 conspiracy theories.

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