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Vicki McClure Davidson | December 14, 2011

  Love them or loath them, this new Christmas music video by Super Junior, a popular South Korean boy band, was uploaded just yesterday on YouTube and already has more than 720,000 hits. I actually like this bouncy Yuletide video — it’s simple (almost to the point of being mindless, but not quite), it’s upbeat [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | January 25, 2010

I never really watched the 1980s sitcom Diff’rent Strokes. I’m not sure why I didn’t, because it was extremely popular. Perhaps it was opposite something else that I preferred more, or I was too busy to watch what appeared to be a really silly sitcom. But like I said, it was extremely popular, mainly because [...]

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Vicki McClure Davidson | October 29, 2009

Tiger Beat magazine is still around, that monthly pop cultural fanzine primarily catering to the pubescent teen-idol fantasies of young females. This month’s Tiger Beat features Adam Lambert, the flamboyant runner-up of the 2009 American Idol competition. His album cover is getting a lot of mixed reactions… mostly negative attention. Actually, I kinda like it. [...]

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