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John Waters on what he's watching, reading and wearing
John Waters give a bad interview? It can't be done. The Baltimore filmmaker just chatted in his typical no-holds-barred way with Broward/Palm Beach New Times as a prelude to a Florida performance of his one-man show "This Filthy World." That he executed the phone interview without pants on was just one revelation. In the two-part interview, done with the publication from his Provincetown, Mass., summer home -- while wearing boxers with a Gap T-shirt -- Waters talked about everything from favorite books and music to one of the outfits he packed for his recent cross-country hitchhiking tour. Here are some of the highlights: His favorite designers: Comme des...
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John Waters on what he's watching, reading and wearing
John Waters give a bad interview? It can't be done. The Baltimore filmmaker just chatted in his typical no-holds-barred way with Broward/Palm Beach New Times as a prelude to a Florida performance of his one-man show "This Filthy World." That he...
Sundance: Slate includes Sarah Silverman as addict, Jemaine Clement as dad
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Sundance's Next Weekend film fest to reel in a Los Angeles crowd
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'Zero Dark Thirty' named best 2012 film by National Board of Review
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