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Click on any of the titles below to magically head over to Amazon.com and pick up the DVD. The Dana Carvey Show Pitch: He's funnier than you remember!  We swear! Why Rent? Were you even aware that SNL's Dana Carvey had his own sketch comedy show?  I was apparently intoxicated or incarcerated during it's short ABC run in 1996, but with a cast that includes Steve Carell, Stephen Colbert, and Robert Smigel (all of whom also served as writers alongside Charlie Kaufman(!)) I knew I had to eventually see it.  All eight episodes, including the final one that never aired, are included. Blu-ray? No Penn & Teller: Bullshit! Complete Sixth Season Pitch: Teller speaks this season... bullshit!  Or not!  (Yay Henry Silva!) Why Rent? These guys are not only fantastic magicians, they're also incredibly smart and critical of many widely-held beliefs.  They may not always be right, but they are always entertaining.  Season
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Sure, they both have female lead singers, but the similarities go deeper, in Bigger Than the Sound.
By James Montgomery

Paramore's Hayley Williams
Photo: John Shearer/WireImage
I'm about to make a fairly simple comparison seem unnecessarily complex, but the situation demands it (also, that's what I do). So here it goes: Paramore are the new No Doubt.
The reason I am getting complicated here is because, well, to do this any other way would be lazy, not to mention a tad bit insulting. Of course, there's one glaring similarity between both bands: the dynamic, iconic frontwoman who also doubles as the media focal point. In essence, Hayley Williams and Gwen Stefani are covered the same and contextualized the same (can't wait for Hayley's '80s-tinged solo album!), so let's get that out of the way right off the bat. Yes, they're both pretty girls with dye jobs who are

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Sure, they both have female lead singers, but the similarities go deeper, in Bigger Than the Sound.
By James Montgomery

Paramore's Hayley Williams
Photo: John Shearer/WireImage
I'm about to make a fairly simple comparison seem unnecessarily complex, but the situation demands it (also, that's what I do). So here it goes: Paramore are the new No Doubt.
The reason I am getting complicated here is because, well, to do this any other way would be lazy, not to mention a tad bit insulting. Of course, there's one glaring similarity between both bands: the dynamic, iconic frontwoman who also doubles as the media focal point. In essence, Hayley Williams and Gwen Stefani are covered the same and contextualized the same (can't wait for Hayley's '80s-tinged solo album!), so let's get that out of the way right off the bat. Yes, they're both pretty girls with dye jobs who are

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