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Here is the latest Movie News from Rolling Stone Magazine. ‘From Justin to Kelly’: Revisiting That WTF ‘American Idol’ Movie The juggernaut known as American Idol is coming to an end after nearly 14 years on the air, and the conversation around its...
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Review: HOMEMAKERS Lacks Direction, Speaks To Lost Souls

Homemakers finds part-time Austin-based punk singer Irene McCabey, played by Rachel McKeon, off to claim her inheritance in Pittsburgh