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Ali has its moments, but its portrayal of the star's life leaves one longing for the knockout punch.
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'Kate and Leopold': Been there and back
Director James Mangold's take on time travel, not exactly a novel cinematic concept, is thoroughly conventional.
Crowe's 'Mind' is sharp
The actor's Oscar-worthy performance as troubled mathematician John Nash is the heart of an uneven movie.
A film in need of an anchor
The Shipping News has quirky characters and big-name power, but it is a work that lacks the glue to satisfy moviegoers.
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No birds, no bees
Irrepressible sex therapist Dr. Ruth Westheimer has a new book for an audience younger than her usual readers. Who Am I? Where Did I Come From? from Golden Books is aimed at kids 4 to 8. Says the 73-year-old Westheimer, "It's a pop-up book, but nothing pops up that you are thinking about."
Good reading on weight loss
Weight Loss for African-American Women, by Dr. George Edmond Smith (Hilton Publishing Co., 2001, paperback).
