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<p>We're glad to see, given all the talk this week about gay "marriages," that real men are back in Washington.</p> <p>The September 2003 issue of the American Enterprise is all about men; the return of the manly politician, how Democrat and Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill are different breeds, what women want from men, manly art, the hunting male, why maleness is back in fashion, how feminism has undermined masculinity and what President Bush, Donald H. Rumsfeld, Rudolph W. Giuliani and Dick Cheney all have in common.</p>

<p>"Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines" will be released on July 2, shortly after "The Hulk," which hits theaters on Friday.</p> <p>In a just world, the movies would be judged not by gross receipts but by the strength of their characters. Literally.</p>

Nobody Knows Details On Michael Moore’s New Film!! Hey, everyone. "Moriarty" here with some Rumblings From The Lab. Michael Moore is fearless. If I was pissing people off with the same power and resources as he is right this moment, then I’d be worried sick about what might happen. Not him, though.

Technology: Nintendo develops games geared for adults By ALEX PHAM, Tribune Media Service(March 17, 2002 10:02 a.m. EST) - Nintendo Co. has always danced to its own tune, spinning out home-grown characters and spurning the ultra-violent games that have proliferated in the industry. That insistence on making family-based games has fostered the perception that Nintendo is a kid-oriented company. This year, Nintendo is out to change that with a more mature lineup of games and an aggressive advertising campaign aimed at older gamers, the demographic that rivals Sony Corp. and Microsoft Corp. are aiming to carve up. Sony touts its...