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The new‘it’ men?

By Ana G. Kalaw | July 9, 2004 - 12:00am

Forget Marc Nelson. Today’s newest matinee idols work hard at not having chiseled six-packs, rely on sarcasm and droll wit to get noticed, and are not afraid to go full monty. At least, that’s what TV show...

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