March 24, 2009
- 6:00 pm
By CC Staff

Poor Brit-Brit has to tighten security after death threats!
Remember the brand new car Lindsay Lohan bought last week? Well, today her assistant crashed it.
What’s the deal with invitation only shopping websites?
Audrina Patridge is looking hot!
Give a cop the finger, go ahead, its legal now.
Is it weird to be jealous of the Marc Jacob’s future children?
Seven and a half years later, Harrison Ford may have finally popped the question.
What would you do for a little publicity?
Anne Hathaway will be playing legendary star Judy Garland on stage and in theater.
Check out the end to split ends.
Maybe this will help separate you from the the Ebay pack.
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June 10, 2007
- 8:44 pm
By Jess - NYU
During a conversation with the roommate about The Labyrinth, one of my most favorite movies ever, I realized that even though I think it’s amazingly fantastic now (David Bowie in riding pants singing with a bunch of puppets? I would like to kiss the person who thought that scene up!), it scared the bejezus out of me when I was younger.
I’m not sure how and when I first saw it, but I distinctly remember walking by the VHS whenever my mom would bring me to the movie store, trying to figure out if the person on the box was a man or a woman. Just looking at the cover gave me a strange feeling, but once I was actually exposed to the film, it’s weirdness was too much for my young mind—and made me cry. Why was this man—who wore make-up—trying to get this obviously much younger girl to marry him? Why were those furry red guys taking off their heads?! And how could I be sure those goblins wouldn’t appear in MY room after the movie ended??!
The 80’s was full of many things; horrendous fashion choices, yuppies, economical excess, but the only thing I truly remember from that era were kiddie films that scared the living shit out of me. Here’s a list of some of those movies. Let me know if you’re currently talking about them in therapy as well.
• Moonwalker – this isn’t really a movie as much as it is a Michael Jackson fest (which some people would think is scary enough), but there’s this movie-like part where he’s being chased by some bad men and trying to save some kids at the same time. I don’t know. It made me feel strange. Really strange.
• The Dark Crystal – Jim Henson must have been doing more than just weed to come up with this story. To this day I have a hard time watching clips on YouTube. It’s just so dark and creepy and full of weird looking muppet monsters (some of whom die. Hello. I’m 7 years old. I’m not ready to deal with my mortality.)…I mean, how are you supposed to react when even the good guys look that things that could live in your closet? Read More »
Tags: It, Judy Garland, michael jackson, moonwalker, neverending story, punky brewester, return to Oz, secret of nimh, stephen king, the dark crystal, the labyrinth