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Hillary Clinton must learn to access her inner bitch
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Netflix steps up release of originals in push for ‘must have’ status
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Boyhood and Imitation Game come second while Brendan Gleeson ’s Calvary loses out
U2’s rooftop ‘Invisible’ raises Jimmy Fallon’s visibility in debut ‘Tonight Show’
Comedian replaces Jay Leno as NBC network tries to attract younger adult viewers
American Hustle, 12 Years a Slave lead race for Golden Globes
Judi Dench nominated for for her role in Philomena
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Donald Clarke and Tara Brady cast eyes towards the coming year’s cinematic treats
Steve Carell: cool with bright spots
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