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Jose Contreras is a mutant, or so he says. The singer/multi-instrumentalist has definitely proven he has the uncanny ability to make catchy pop rock.

Every Tuesday, Torontoist scours record store shelves in search of the citya TMs most notable new releases and brings you the besta 'or sometimes just the biggesta 'of what wea TMve heard in Sound Advice .

The Belcourt's really made it tough on cult-movie maniacs this weekend with dueling midnight movies of Tommy Wiseau 's cinematic urinal cake The Room and this, a strong contender for the funniest, most hilariously assaultive movie John Waters ever made.

Mom: Those are your new shoes, Dawn! Dawn: Those aren't the right kind! I told you cha-cha heels! Black ones! Dad: Nice girls don't wear cha-cha heels! Dawn: I'll never wear those ugly shoes! I told you the kind I wanted! You ruined my Christmas! It's at that point all hell breaks loose.

Filmmaker spotlights Tab Hunter, 'elder statesman of old Hollywood' Documentary-maker Jeffrey Schwarz has a fondness for outsize showbiz personalities.

Here it is: the John Waters movie his own parents aren't allowed to watch! The dialogue and performances throughout Waters' 1972 breakthrough Pink Flamingos may not crackle with as much subversive wit as its near-perfect successor Female Trouble , but Flamingos continues to earn its legs as Waters' most offensive and most memorable picture.

The photo looks like John Travolta or Divine playing Edna Turnblad in Hairspray.

Only John Waters can link the Manson family , plus-sized Baltimore drag queens and dirty nightclub acts in which audience members are invited to die for art.

Meet the Turnblads of Rocka's 'Hairspray' Meet the Turnblads of Rocka's 'Hairspray' Sure, she's a head taller.

The filmmaker who has made a career out of pushing the boundaries of good taste will headline this year's "Funny Business"-themed Virginia Film Festival .

Lynn Crosbie Last updated on Monday, Sep. 21, 2009 04:56PM EDT H ave you ever woken from a television coma, sat upright and asked: What is going on? Maybe because that wired little shill, Vince, is smacking a Slap Chop and Graty around.

Sunny, sandy and packed with rowdy Rays fans, Florida's west coast seems an odd setting in which to dwell on Gothic horror, its breezy brightness at odds with dank Victorian gloom.

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Dressing up in drag is not a new form of entertainment. Men have graced the silver screen wearing frilly feather boas, heavy makeup that would make a clown look modest, stiletto heels that would leave a high fashion model stumbling down the red carpet and flaunting bigger breasts than even Dr.

Dressing up in drag is not a new form of entertainment. Men have graced the silver screen wearing frilly feather boas, heavy makeup that would make a clown look modest, stiletto heels that would leave a high fashion model stumbling down the red carpet and flaunting bigger breasts than even Dr.

With the Julia Child-centric Julie & Julia coming out this weekend, we're in the mood for some nourishment.

By now I'm sure you've probably heard about Sacha Baron Cohen's newest movie's shocking content.

Movies make us hungry. They can also make us disgusted. They can bypass rational thinking and make us desperate to eat things we normally wouldn't stomach.

There's a legendary moment in Borat when you stop laughing and move on to a sort of desperate, horrified gasping because what you're seeing is, literally, beyond funny.

Steve Yeager appears caught off-guard when asked if he set out to earn a reputation as a filmmaker focusing on Baltimore's marginalized.