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"Unmasked" is a bi-weekly online column covering genre entertainment, including comic books, sci-fi, fantasy, kung fu flicks, anime and video games.
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All revved up
Eva Mendes has gone over to the dark side. The curvaceous Cuban-American actress has shown her flair for comedy in such lighthearted fare as "Hitch," with Will Smith, and the Farrelly brothers' "Stuck on You." But Mendes' role in "Ghost Rider," which opened Friday and stars Nicolas Cage as a motorcycling anti-hero who sells his soul to Satan, is the first of several films in which she gets to show a more serious side.
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Fantastic voyage
As "Salvage," the last part of Tom Stoppard's massive theater trilogy, opens at Lincoln Center today, director Jack O'Brien is finally starting to believe he'll reach the end of one of the most ambitious events in Broadway history.
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Voice of experience
When Patty Griffin recorded her first album 13 years ago, her producer gave her a stinging suggestion. "He told me, 'It's so much nicer when you sing quietly,'" she recalls. "I got that from a lot of people. So I thought my voice must be really harsh and ugly." That's far from the case. But the criticism stuck.
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Redesigning Robert Moses
Howard Kissel's Cultural Tourist: A few years ago, taking relatives on a walking tour of the West Village, I was struck by how many playgrounds there were. Mentioning it to a friend, I was surprised to learn they were created by Robert Moses. Until that moment, like many New Yorkers, I had thought of Moses as The Great Satan.
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'Grace' Note
Denis Hamill: Michael Apted's powerful new film "Amazing Grace" echoes with the still-relevant ghosts of history in these politically charged days. The movie tells the story of how exactly 200 years ago a passionate humanitarian named William Wilberforce finally managed to persuade a reluctant, interest-conflicted British Parliament to outlaw the barbaric slave trade.
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The man from 'Atlantis'
Jim Farber: He raps (sometimes), uses DJ techniques (occasionally) and samples James Brown (right at the start of his latest CD). But does this make k-os a member of the hip-hop nation? You'd be hard-pressed to find evidence of it from most of "Atlantis: Hymns for Disco," his terrific third album.
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Rocking to
a new tune

Danielle Evin has been a fixture on the New York music scene for a while now, but fans should expect a few changes the next time they see the singer-songwriter perform. For one, Evin's got a new band, which the thirtysomething rocker will be fronting when she plays the Cutting Room Tuesday.
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Fantastic forum
Sci-fi, horror, fantasy, weird tales and wild, wild stuff - you'll find it at the Comic Con, running Feb. 23-25 at the Javits Center. Famous masked faces like Spider-Man and Batman will surely be represented, along with fantastical movies, TV shows, video games and books. The unstoppable Stephen King will be there, as will Hayden Panettiere.
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Ballad of
Billy's kid

People have long marveled at her mother's beauty and her father's storied career, and as the 21-year-old daughter of Christie Brinkley and Billy Joel prepares to make her debut as a casino headliner at Mohegan Sun on Saturday night, Alexa Ray Joel makes no attempt to distance herself from her famous parents.
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Girl talk
In the British romance "Starter for 10," opening Friday, U.K. It Boy James McAvoy (also seen in "The Last King of Scotland") is torn between two women: the blond beauty on his college quiz team and the politically active "best friend" who is clearly meant for him.
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And the horror continues ...
Jude Coyne at 54 may be past his heavy-metal, rock-star prime, but he's still enough of a going concern (mostly royalties) to maintain his own corporation. Meanwhile, entrenched in his upstate New York farmhouse, Coyne is attended to by yet another in a series of Goth girlfriends who fits right in with his collection of the grotesque and bizarre.
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Here's the
full Harry

After all the fuss, we were finally off to see the wizard. And see him, we most certainly did. In fact, you could've heard a broomstick drop in the packed auditorium of Gielgud Theatre Friday night, as Harry Potter's clothes disappeared in a flash.
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One thrill after another
February is the noir month, often bleak and sometimes wearying. There's no better time than now to retreat into a mystery where at least the suspense is greater than the question of what the weather will do to us next.
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Pfeiffer: Don't hate me because I'm beautiful
Michelle Pfeiffer might be closing in on 50, but you wouldn't know it from the new issue of Allure magazine. The actress is as gorgeous as ever - and she talks about how her beauty has been as much a curse as a blessing.
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