Film/TV Feb 18, 2015 at 4:00 am

The Duff: Even the Actually-Funny Mae Whitman Can’t Improve on the Prom Genre

Emily Nokes
Fake-sexy underwear is more important than self-esteem.
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I hope you automatically earned at least one paid day off for being forced to sit through this tripe, then write a review of it.
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