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This Mother's Day, bond with your mom over a movie and popcorn. Here are some cinematic suggestions Oscar-winning examination of a mother-daughter relationship spanning 30 years. The story focuses on the tempestuous relationship between Aurora Greenway and her rebellious but devoted daughter, Emma. Against her mother's wishes, Emma marries a college professor with limited potential and then adds insult to injury by making the age-conscious Aurora a grandmother three times over. Curtis is a stressed-out mom who magically switches bodies with her sullen daughter.

She's loud, and she's proud. Nothing -- not the cops, not a judge's order and certainly not her neighbors' complaints -- will stop Caroline Cartwright of Britain from screaming her head off during sex, the year-old woman proclaims in a new documentary about people slapped with an Anti-Social Behavior Order. Cartwright got hers from a judge in and she continues to defy it, she proudly claims. The police have been called to her Sunderland home more than 30 times, she has been given two suspended jail sentences and she has violated a noise abatement order five times.

Q: I recently found my year-old daughter looking at pornography on the Internet. When I asked her why she was looking at this, she said, "The devil made me do it! A: The Help for Families panel understands you are upset, but wonders whether saying you are "appalled" may be a little harsh. Pornography is rampant on the Internet, says panelist Michael Daniels. He suggest it may have been innocent.

Sexual minorities -- particularly lesbians and bisexual women -- are disproportionately incarcerated in the U. The findings, which looked at data from the National Inmate Survey , also found lesbians, gay men and bisexuals are at an increased risk for sexual assault and more likely to receive certain types of punishment. This new study is the first of its kind at the national level to accurately measure the percentage of sexual minorities who are incarcerated, analyzing data from more than 80, respondents. Lesbians, gay men and bisexuals are three times more likely to be incarcerated than their heterosexual counterparts, according to the study. Gay and bisexual men constitute 5.