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‘Casa Bonita Mi Amor’ Review: Trey Parker & Matt Stone Save A Piece Of Their Childhood In This Sweet Doc

Charles Barfield — Sat, 07 Sep 2024 13:15:00 +0000

Way back in 2003, Trey Parker and Matt Stone released an episode of “South Park” that revolved around one of their beloved childhood memories, a Mexican restaurant called Casa Bonita. The episode culminates in Cartman running through Casa Bonita, escaping the cops long enough to see all the sights and experience the restaurant in its entirety. When the cops and parents finally catch up to him, they ask him if it was worth it, and he says, “Totally.” It’s clear the real Casa Bonita is a place filled with fond memories for Parker and Stone.

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Review: ‘Rush: Beyond The Lighted Stage’ Proves That Nice Guys Finish First

Kevin Jagernauth — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 15:31:00 +0000

For every male, teenage kid going through their classic rock phase, they eventually reach a crossroads where prog-rock comes into the picture. While this writer never became enamored with the likes of Yes and King Crimson, others embrace the genre with gusto and if you did, there was no doubt that Rush soon became a part of your steady listening rotation. While this writer was never a big fan of the band (though he did own a copy of 2112 on cassette), the latest documentary from Sam Dunn and Scott McFadyen (“Metal: A Headbanger’s Journey,” “Global Metal”) is engaging, interesting and fun enough that even non-fans will have a blast.

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One of These Things Doesn’t Belong Here: MTV’s Early ’09 New Show Lineup

The Playlist — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 14:10:00 +0000

“Nitro Circus” starring skateboarder Rob Dyrdek
“The CollegeHumor Show“
“How’s Your News?” – WTF!?!?!!!?!?

You read correctly. MTV will air the six-episode series that picks up the “How’s Your News?” banner from the acclaimed documentary and short film series about mentally and physically handicapped adults reporting on a random assortment of topics in the intimate, man-on-the-street format.

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