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The new John Waters picture takes its place in the long and semi-honorable tradition of Hollywood self-scorn.
NEWYORKER: Cecil B. Demented
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She was filming the John Waters movie A Dirty Shame when she saw an unusual knitting store in Baltimore.
NPR: Tracey Ullman Takes on Knitting
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Director John Waters sent up the concept by having scratch-and-sniff cards passed out with tickets at his 1981 film, Polyester.
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Much has changed about man-made fabrics since John Waters used "polyester" as a metaphor for trashiness in his 1981 film by that name.
WSJ: Polyester Is Back in Style at Alexander Wang, Talbot Runhof, Akris
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There's something about the journey of John Waters' Hairspray to its current incarnation as a candy-colored, big-budget movie musical that I can't quite believe.
NPR: Hollywood's Musical 'Hairspray,' a Little Too Bouffant
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John Waters, the writer and director who emerged from the midnight movie circuit of the 1970s, has earned his status as a social critic.
WSJ: John Waters
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It was like living in a John Waters film, where all the freaks got center stage and were made to relish their queerness and triumph in their status as outsiders.
CNN: Anderson Cooper: gay role model?
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Back then, the inventively trashy filmmaker John Waters was having campy fun with early-'60s hair and fashion, and with his cross-dressing hausfrau, but he was also dressing down a certain set of early-'60s attitudes about conformity and racial segregation.
NPR: Big Hair, Bouncy Moves, Tons of Bawlmer Charm
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The surge in support for UKIP has taken Britain into uncharted political waters, according to polling expert Prof John Curtice.
BBC: Local elections: Can they predict general elections?
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Maxine Waters, the local congresswoman, sent a letter to the attorney general, John Ashcroft, demanding an investigation into the altercation.
ECONOMIST: A nasty beating in Los Angeles stirs unhappy memories
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Presumably Elton John, the Old Vic's chairman, bridges these troubled waters.
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"The dispersant is moving the oil down out of the surface and into the deeper waters, where it can affect phytoplankton and other marine life, " said John Paul, a marine microbiologist at the University of South Florida.
CNN: Allen: 'Our first goal is to do no harm' in Gulf