
Ok, wait, WHAT?!? Buffy the Vampire Slayer is being pinpointed, amongst other reasons as onf of the causes of women in England leaving traditional Christian churches. Dr. Kristin Aune has been doing research for a book on women and religion, and she came to the following conclusion:
“In short, women are abandoning the church. Because of its focus on female empowerment, young women are attracted by Wicca, popularised by the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Young women tend to express egalitarian values and dislike the traditionalism and hierarchies they imagine are integral to the church.”
First of all, the show is pretty old now. Secondly, how easily influenced would a person have to be in order to leave their church based on religion in a TV show?!?

Well, isn't today the day for birthday coverage? The very beautiful Mila Kunis celebrated her big day alongside boyfriend Macaulay Culkin and good friend Sarah Michelle Gellar. Check out her Styrofoam crown! Friends and family gathered at Carlitos Gardel Argentinean Restaurant in West Hollywood for the party.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar was spotted rowing a boat while wearing an angelic white dress. Sarah is filming scenes at Rockland Lake State Park for her upcoming film "Veronika Decides To Die." In the film, Gellar is diagnosed by doctors that she has only five days to live. Cannot WAIT to see this one.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar was photographed leaving the set of her new movie, Veronika Decides to Die in the West Village yesterday. It's nice to see Sarah out and about, especially working on a new movie. Veronika Decides to Die is a drama and a book that I LOVE.
Veronika is a woman who wakes up in a mental institution after a failed suicide attempt. She discovers that she has a weakened heart and only days to live. The film follows her recovery as she finds true love and a newfound will to survive
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Perry Crandall has an IQ of 76, but is not retarded, as he'll have you know: his IQ would need to be less than 75 for that, and he knows the difference even if others may not. Perry, the 32-year-old narrator of Wood's warm-fuzzy debut, has worked at the same marine supply store for half his life and lives with his wisecracking grandmother Gram, whose gems of folk wisdom help him along. But when Gram dies, Perry's selfish, money-grubbing family members swoop in and swindle him out of the proceeds from the sale of her house - ”and then come a-knocking again when Perry wins $12 million in the Washington State Lottery. Suddenly everyone is paying attention to Perry, but who can he trust? Even his friends from the marine supply store behave differently, and on top of everything else, Perry finds himself falling for convenience store clerk Cherry, who has problems of her own. Despite his family's shenanigans and sinister maneuverings, Perry holds his own and discovers abilities he didn't know he had. The wisdoms here run more cute than deep, but Wood's light humor and likable narrator should have mass appeal. (Aug.)









Years after her first experience in Wonderland, Alice (Sarah Michelle Gellar), now a disturbed young woman mourning the death of her parents, returns to the land of talking animals and the wicked Queen of Hearts.
"It's a passion project of mine. It's a story that I'd love to see. I'm fearful at this rate that I'm going to be the Queen of Hearts because I'm going to be too old to be Alice. It's something I'd really like to see done. And unfortunately, it was the victim of regime change in the studio. (But) contrary to what you may have read, it's still my project. So to all those Alice fans, I'm not giving up. Because I believe there is such a beautiful, crazy, cool, twisted story to be told there, and if I have to get down and write it myself one of these days, I may have to... !"

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