<![CDATA[How Do You Say 'Friendo' In Italian? - Defamer Comments]]> <![CDATA[How Do You Say 'Friendo' In Italian? - Defamer Comments]]> <![CDATA[How Do You Say 'Friendo' In Italian?]]> If the new THR = more blow job ads, I'm all for it.

yes_means_no

]]> <![CDATA[How Do You Say 'Friendo' In Italian?]]> Congrats to the new Reporter. You've succeeded in making it uglier and less funner to read than say, a 1982 US News and World Report.

Little Mintz Sunshine

]]> <![CDATA[How Do You Say 'Friendo' In Italian?]]> @Sleepyhead: I can't answer your extra credit question, but I do know that I frequently write contracts basing payments on specific box office numbers reported by Variety, not THR. Numbers reported by THR can be accepted as accurate only "if Daily Variety ceases publication."

queensissy

]]> <![CDATA[How Do You Say 'Friendo' In Italian?]]> I dunno - did we really need a new THR? That iconic, handwriting-style red "Hollywood" you've seen in a million spinning headline bits onscreen, gone forever to the mists of history?

Now it looks like the slow second cousin of Time. And nobody was waiting around for that.

Extra credit topic: Ease of handling and size-floppiness aside, how long has THR been suckier than Variety, or has it always been so?

Sleepyhead

]]> <![CDATA[How Do You Say 'Friendo' In Italian?]]> Whoa. THR is looking goooooood! Well done.

Roots500

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