MySpace Shimmies In and Out of Fancy Film Costume

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MySpace has become a total box office mouthpiece. When it’s not all Silver Surfered-out, it’s a poker table for Ocean’s Thirteen (at left).

Littlejohn at Advertising for Peanuts wonders whether users will get turned off by the social networking darling’s shameless ad-whoring (kind of like friend-whoring?) but we doubt it. If there was going to be a meaningful reaction to MySpace’s games of homepage dress-up, it would’ve happened already. At this point we’re all just watching the show go by.

Anyway, there are worse things in this life than a homepage swathed in George and Brad.

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