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As the credits rolled, the audience erupted in thunderous and loving applause as they slowly made their way out. Jamie Babbit’s debut feature film “But I’m A Cheerleader” is a satirical comedy. It ...

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Yellowjackets star and longtime queer icon Melanie Lynskey will join the second season of Poker Face, along with a slew of heavy-hitting guest stars, according to a new report in ...

Jamie Babbit, who's a she, not a he, premiered this first feature at Sundance, where it won predictable praise for its attack on sexist intolerance. It turns out to be cheeky, not solemn ...

First-time director Jamie Babbit perceived a sitting duck, but her would-be comedy wilted between brain and screen. Blonde Megan (Natasha Lyonne) thinks that she's perfectly normal, she just ...

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Written and directed by Jamie Babbit, “But I’m a Cheerleader” is a romantic teen comedy that takes place in the 1950s. This satiric movie manages to take on themes of shame and rejection while also ...