[Borax Queen]

Thank you for the review. Guess I'll wait for Celsius 411 to come out.

[.38sw]

Celsius 41.11 is playing in the area beginning on Tuesday. The local conservative radio station (KSFO San Francisco) is having a big opening night Tuesday. I'd be tempted to go, but weeknights just aren't good for us. As it is, my husband falls asleep on the couch watching TV!

[restornu]

Will Oscar Listen? 'Fahrenheit 9/11' and 'The Passion' were the most electrifying movies of the year. Will Hollywood honor one—or snub the other—to make a point?

While the rest of the country FORKED over $370 million to see "The Passion"—making it the highest-grossing foreign-language film, religious film and Gibson film ever—many within the industry did not, out of protest either over its alleged anti-Semitism, its explicit violence or Gibson's refusal to disavow his father.

"A lot of older Academy voters, who are largely HUMANSIT Jewish, refuse to even see this movie," says one Oscar-campaign vet.

It's already the highest-grossing doc ever—$119 million—and sold $4.7 million in DVDs its first week of release.

"If John Kerry wins, 'Fahrenheit' gets nominated," says one exec.

Can anyone spare OIL? Resty