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Dw. Dunphy On…Richard Dawkins and the Sin of Wrath

Dw. Dunphy On…Richard Dawkins and the Sin of Wrath

Dw. Dunphy December 15, 2011 1

Dw Dunphy dedicates this to his Aunt Florence, whom he never formally met

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Re-Presenting “Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol”

Re-Presenting “Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol”

Dw. Dunphy December 9, 2011 5

Popdose recalls a holiday classic and has the soundtrack as well

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Dw. Dunphy On… The Bustle in Your Hedgerow

Dw. Dunphy May 20, 2010 23

I was told I wouldn’t have the stones to admit it out loud. “You write for a pop culture website,” said they, “and profess your love of rock. This is going to destroy what

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Dw. Dunphy On… “Seven”

Dw. Dunphy March 18, 2010 2

These things start in the damndest places. During our chat room set up for the recent Oscars telecast, the topic moved to horror films. I have a broad opinion of what a horror film

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Dw. Dunphy On… Love

Dw. Dunphy February 4, 2010 7

We are fast approaching yet another Valentine’s Day and the endless stream of invectives that seem to follow it like sea gulls after garbage trucks, and the taunts of “Hallmark holiday,” the spate of

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Dw. Dunphy On… Boob Jobs for Jihad

Dw. Dunphy January 21, 2010 0

Dear Lord, what an awful mess. Nigerian born Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab managed to board an airplane armed with explosives. He got through the supposed security checkpoints placed from Nigeria through to stopover Amsterdam and

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Dw. Dunphy On… The Theater of Pain

Dw. Dunphy January 7, 2010 2

I struggled to find a properly descriptive title for this week’s column and failed miserably. I’m actually referring to movies that beat up the main character so badly, for so long, in such depressing

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Dw. Dunphy On… Rush in the 1980s

Dw. Dunphy December 24, 2009 11

During the 1980s, the old guard prog bands had two choices – adapt or die. Some did to great success (Yes, Genesis) while others couldn’t go all the way and wound up making interesting,

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Dw. Dunphy On… “Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol”

Dw. Dunphy December 3, 2009 14

It is solely through bias that I consider Mr. Magoo’s Christmas Carol the best version of Charles Dickens’ oft-interpreted story of a miser who, through the efforts of the supernatural, comes to recognize the

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Dw. Dunphy On… Playworld!

Dw. Dunphy November 5, 2009 2

In his latest column, Dw. Dunphy wonders why some memories last longer than others -- and wonders which ones he'll eventually be left with

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