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	CULTURE SHOCK Franklin Harris Latest Columns Looking back at the first year of shocking culture Past Columns Nashville con is fun for geeks, but on a smaller scale Internet radio is thriving now, but for how long? Digital downloads remaking music industry Spider-Man co-creator has secret identity Walk of fame or walk of shame; it's all the same NASCAR revs its engines and sends hearts racing What would Jesus do for an iPhone? Wikipedia vindicates the wisdom of crowds ‘Brokeback’ director’s latest film gets NC-17 The Film Crew is back to make fun of bad movies British mogul set tone for 1960s cult TV Anthony Bourdain has best job in the world Soap opera physics could destroy the universe The Internet is a chamber of secrets for Potter fans The movie with no name generates early buzz British TV’s ‘Hex’ should leave viewers bewitched Movie studios tease fans with Halloween DVDs Fans take possession of fictional characters '80s nostalgia grips Hollywood, storms theaters Good TV shows know when to call it quits Remake the bad movies instead of the good ones Superheroes leap from page to small and big screens Still feeling the Force after all these years Saturday morning sci-fi series was crossroads of '70s TV violence excuse for FCC power grab Virginia Tech tragedy is latest excuse to attack popular culture Vonnegut, Bob Clark leave enduring legacies Reliving the era of exploitation You know, I learned something today Wii breaks the mold for video game consoles Commie zombies haunt the world Captain America is just resting Documentary takes on the hypocritical film ratings Loving celebrities is in our genes Big media is watching your iPod Death is Anna Nicole Smith's greatest legacy Mooninite mayhem 'Aqua Teen Hunger Force' attacks, and Boston is not amused 'Psychic' Sylvia Brown blows big prediction Pundits put Rich Little on notice Japanese pop culture reveals a two-way street Why 'You' became Person of the Year 'Lio' brings macabre humor to comics pages James Bond gets real, but Superman returns as a phony Non-Christian elements of Christmas there from start ‘Star Trek’s’ 40th birthday flies past at warp speed Science fiction's outsiders find new respectability O.J. book, interview could become karmic payback We're in the midst of a War on Thanksgiving, the forgotten holiday Pop culture's diversity is its strength	Franklin Harris DAILY Asst. metro editor Leave feedback.
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