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This article reviews two motion pictures, including "Anger Management," directed by Peter Segal and starring Adam Sandler, and "A Mighty Wind," directed by Christopher Guest and starring Eugene Levy.

Focuses on several motion pictures that will be shown during the 2003 spring season. 'Bulletproof Monk, starring Chow Yun-Fat; 'Anger Management,' starring Adam Sandler; 'The Core,' starring Hillary Swank.

The article looks at the growth of the anger management therapy industry. Anger management is all over the place. Assisting in the growth of the therapy: There are absolutely no barriers to entry. Some of the anger-management strategies lean hard on cognitive behavior therapy, a procedure in which you aim to think differently about situations that trigger extreme rage--to see that it's not the end of the world when, say, another driver cuts in front of you. This is a booming market, in part because it has fantastic cost advantages over prison. Putting a wife-beater in prison runs several hundred dollars a day--far more than it costs to put the guy on probation while requiring that he accept counseling. So just about all the country's probation departments have lists of known counselors. It's a good deal for the state, also for the spousal abuser, who pays less than $100 for a weekly one-on-one session, still less for a group session. The American Psychological Association takes anger management seriously, frequently publishes articles telling us it's important and effective and is also prepared to serve up numerous experts to anyone who wants to learn more about it. The American Psychiatric Association, in contrast, seems profoundly uninterested.

Reviews the motion picture 'Anger Management,' starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Reviews the motion picture 'Anger Management,' starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Presents a list of available DVD for prebooking in the U.S. from August 24 to September 20, 2003. "Anger Management," starring Adam Sandler, Jack Nicholson and Marisa Tomei; "Love Relations," starring Cassandra Lewis, Charles Michael Moore and George Wilborn; "Mascara," starring Ione Skye, Lumi Cavaros and Amanda De Cadanet.

Presents news briefs on the video recordings industry in the U.S. as of July 14, 2003. Details of a digital video disc revenue sharing deal proposed by Warner Home Video with video retailers; Release of the motion picture 'Anger Management' on video format on September 16, 2003; Information on the initial public offering of audio technology company DTS.

This article focuses on actor Kevin Nealon. He just became a father to son Gable Nealon with actress wife Susan Yeagley. Nealon had a nine-year stint on "Saturday Night Live" and now plays a marijuana-craving accountant on the Showtime comedy "Weeds." Nealon also had parts in the movies "Anger Management" and "Happy Gilmore."

The article reports that Derek Dauchy has been appointed as president of production, feature films, at Davis Entertainment Co. Dauchy joins the Twentieth Century Fox-based production company from Revolution Studios, where he was head of development. During his six years at Revolution, Dauchy oversaw the development and production of more than 20 feature films, including "Anger Management," "XXX" and "Daddy Day Care." He most recently oversaw the productions of such upcoming Revolution releases as "Click," "Little Man" and "Wind Chill."

Reviews several motion pictures released on DVD and video tape formats. "Anger Management," starring Adam Sandler; "Anita and Me"; "The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert."

Reviews several motion pictures. 'Anger Management,' directed by Peter Segal; 'The Four Fathers,' directed by Shekhar Kapur; 'Ripley's Game,' directed by Liliana Cavani.

Reviews several motion pictures. 'Ghosts of the Abyss'; 'Anger Management'; 'Better Luck Tomorrow'; 'Bulletproof Monk.'

Reviews the motion pictures 'A Mighty Wind,' directed by Christopher Guest and starring Eugene Levy and Michael McKean and 'Anger Management,' directed by Peter Segal and starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler.

Reviews three motion pictures. "Marion Bridge," starring Molly Parker and Marguerite McNeil; "Anger Management," starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler; "A Mighty Wind," directed by Christopher Guest.

Presents several charts depicting popular music albums, motion pictures and television serials. Television programs that garnered the most questions on website www.ask.com; Total gross income earned by the motion picture 'Anger Management'; Artist of the top-selling album 'Faceless.'

Reviews the motion picture 'Anger Management,' starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Interviews Peter Segal, a film and television director, and his film 'Anger Management.' Details on his career and achievements; Main cast of the film; Information on the film's screenplay.

A list of some films starring actor Adam Sandler that received negative reviews is presented including "Happy Gilmore," "Anger Management" and "Jack and Jill."

Several charts are presented that list several late night television programs and movies to be broadcasted in various television networks in the U.S. on September 26-30, 2010, including "Dying Young," "Anger Management," and "Rollerball."

The article features actress January Jones, who plays Betty Draper on the television series "Mad Men." Jones, whose parents got her name from a Jacqueline Susann novel called "Once Is Not Enough," graduated high school early and left for New York City at age 18 to model, which according to her was decided because she does not know what to do with her life. She is also known for her role as a lesbian porn star in the film "Anger Management" with Jack Nicholson and as an American flirt in the movie "Love Actually," by Richard Curtis.

Presents several charts on movies and television programs included in the subscription video on demand lineup for March 2004. "Anger Management"; "A Beautiful Mind"; "Queer As Folk"; "The L Word."

Presents the upcoming pay-cable movie premiers in the U.S. in 2004. "A Mighty Wind"; "Anger Management"; "Star Trek: Nemesis."

While 2003 was not quite a blockbuster sequel to Sony Pictures Entertainment Inc.'s recordsetting 2002 — when "SpiderMan" ruled the roost — the company still continued its winning momentum. Although in terms of boxoffice, it was forced to cede the top spot to Disney, Sony still broke the $1 billion mark in both domestic and international revenue for the second consecutive year and also racked up a record nine number one weekend openings. Revolution Studios provided Sony with two $100 million-plus comedies in "Anger Management" and "Daddy Day Care."

Enumerates the top 5 video rentals in Australia for the week ending November 9, 2003. "Anger Management"; "Johnny English"; "Chicago"; "Final Destination 2"; "The Hours."

The article reviews the motion picture "Anger Management," starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Reviews the film 'Anger Management,' starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Reviews the motion picture "Anger Management," directed by Peter Segal and starring Adam Sandler, Jack Nicholson, Luis Guzman.

Reviews the motion picture "Anger Management," starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Announces the release of several DVDs. "Daddy Day Care," starring Eddie Murphy; "Anger Management," starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson; "Alias: The Complete First Season".

Reviews the motion picture "Anger Management," directed by Peter Segal and starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Reviews the motion picture 'Anger Management,' starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler.

Presents updates on motion pictures and celebrities, as of June 2003. 'How to Loose a Guy in 10 Days'; 'Anger Management'; James Marsden.

Here's what the MuchMusic VJ likes: For music, "Boomkatalog One" by Boomkat. Taryn Manning has this really unique voice and the disc, which has a very poppy sound, is amazing from start to finish. And for movies, "Anger Management," starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler. "I really liked Jack Nicholson in it, but I've seen Adam Sandler in funnier movies."

Presents information about several motion pictures. In the motion picture 'Anger Management,' the actors who participated in the movie are Adam Sandler, Jack Nicholson, Luis Guzmán and John Turturro. The movie is a comedy and provides good fun. Sandler is forced to rake anger management classes. He always gets angry with everyone. Nicholson has won Oscars for going cuckoo, and off camera he once bashed in someone's windshield with a golf club. In Anger Management, he uses a baseball bat.

Presents several critics' rating of several films. 'Anger Management,' directed by Peter Segal; 'Confidence,' directed by James Foley; 'Levity,' directed by Ed Solomon.

Focuses on actress Krista Allen, co-star in the Jack Nicholson-Adam Sandler film 'Anger Management.' Role in the film; Preference for sexy roles.

Reviews the motion picture 'Anger Management,' directed by Peter Segal, starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson.

Reviews the motion picture 'Anger Management,' directed by Peter Segal, starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler.

January Jones, 25, began modeling at 18 but soon strutted her stuff in "Bandits" and "Full Frontal." She plays a lesbian porn star in the comedy "Anger Management" but cleans up her act as a virgin in August's "American Wedding." Her Parents Marv, a fitness director, and Karen, a sporting-goods store manager, named her after a character in Jacqueline Susann's "Once Is Not Enough." She read the 1973 novel, in which her namesake experiences a drug trip, a beach orgy and an alien abduction.

Reviews the motion picture 'Anger Management,' starring actors Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler.

Presents quotes of critics from around the world. Russell Baillie in New Zealand Herald on the motion picture 'Daredevil'; Liam Lacey on 'Anger Management,' in Globe and Mail, Toronto; Birgit Glombitza on the film 'Frida.'

this article focuses on the box office performance of various motion pictures as of April 2003. 'Anger Management,' from Sony Corp. had the right prescription for the boxoffice this past weekend as the Adam Sandier-Jack Nicholson starrer collected $42.2 million from 3,551 theaters on its opening salvo in North America. The Peter Segal-helmed comedy from Revolution Studios proved to be the biggest opening ever in April, as well as personal bests for stars Sandier and Nicholson. The Peter Segal-helmed comedy from Revolution Studios proved to be the biggest opening ever in April, as well as personal bests for stars Sandier and Nicholson. The entry of 'Anger Management,' into the boxoffice fray took some momentum away from other films in the marketplace. Of the weekend's top 12 films, only one dropped by less than 45 0.000000rom a week ago. But those big drops could also be attributed to the weak product in the marketplace. It's more likely a combination of both of those factors.

This article presents information related to developments in the entertainment sector of the U.S. as of April 8, 2003. During a special screening of Sony's “Anger Management” at Mann Village Theatre in Westwood, California. There was no media line, and pre-party festivities were canceled “in consideration of world events,” but that did not stop guests from turning the lobby into an impromptu reception hall — much to the consternation of security officials. With the finishing of the Oscar season, Hollywood's scenesters moved on to Fashion Week, which commenced on March 30, 2003 and mixed it up with the best-dressed from the fashion world.

Adam Sandler's claim to fame is that he parlayed the adolescent antics he honed on 'Saturday Night Live' into a $20 million-per-movie Hollywood career with comedies like 1998's 'The Wedding Singer' (with Drew Barrymore). He's also responsible for "The Hanukkah Song," a holiday favorite. Critics despise him (one called him "a staggeringly untalented waste of space"), but actor pal Steve Buscemi explained his appeal: "He plays guys you want to root for, even if they're really screwed up." Sandler also explodes in 'Anger Management' as a mellow guy mistakenly sentenced to attend a temper-taming program--led by psycho Jack Nicholson. Sandler was born September 9, 1966, in Brooklyn, New York to an engineer and a homemaker. When he was 5, the family moved to New Hampshire, where a teacher dubbed him "a Bart Simpson-type"--and where he had the detentions to prove it. At 17, he took the mike at a Boston, Massachusetts comedy club, bombed--but knew his career choice was set. He honed his stand-up while pursuing a fine arts degree at NYU and studying acting at the prestigious Lee Strasberg Theater Institute--where one professor told him he'd never make it.

Discusses the motion picture 'Anger Management,' starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler. Theme and plot.

Reviews several motion pictures. 'Anger Management'; 'The Good Thief'; 'Dreamcatcher.'

Reviews the film 'Anger Management,' starring Jack Nicholson and Adam Sandler, directed by Peter Segal.

Presents information on several motion picture projects in the U.S. 'Anger Management,' starring Jack Nicholson; 'Flint,' starring Catherine Zeta-Jones; 'Seabiscuit: An American Legend,' starring Tobey Maguire.