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Smart List: A real ‘Beauty,’ and ‘Mary’ too

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Think you’re in an odd relationship? Talk about “Beauty and the Beast.”

Once upon a time, in a faraway land, a young prince lived in a shining vault, er, castle … Disney’s moratorium on the tale as old as time is getting lifted! Catch Belle, her beastly suitor and his talking household objects when the animated fairy tale is re-released on DVD. (Tuesday)

Have the urge to throw your hat in the air? Talk about “The Mary Tyler Moore Show: The Complete Seventh Season.”

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She can turn the world on with her smile … even via a DVD. Relive the always spunky Mary Richards and her quirky friends — including Ms. Betty White as Sue Ann Nivens — over at TV station WJM when the seventh and final season of the popular ‘70s sitcom is released on DVD.

If you don’t talk about “Doo-Wops & Hooligans,” you’ll surely hear it bumping from the car stereos of smitten Bruno Mars fans.

Cocaine charges (and a mildly amusing mug shot) aside, Bruno Mars is having an incredible year. The singer-songwriter has co-written and lent his vocals to hits like B.o.B.’s “Nothing on You” and “Billionaire” by Travie McCoy. Now he’s releasing his debut album with the swoon-worthy lead single “Just the Way You Are.” (Tuesday)

Sick of Tim Gunn’s diatribes? Talk about “On the Road with Austin & Santino: Celebrating in Style.”

In the new Lifetime series, “Project Runway” alums Austin Scarlett and Santino Rice are going cross-country, looking for small-town women who are marking milestones (e.g. a special birthday, anniversary or graduation) and transforming their looks. What happened to Andrae? (Thursday)

If you talk about “Life As We Know It,” you might forget how hot it is.

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Admit it, females (and males): those billboards with Josh Duhamel in boxer briefs (and not much else, save for some shoes) have caught your attention. The flick behind the clothing-optional marketing plan is coming to a theater near you. Catch Duhamel and Katherin Heigl (“27 Dresses,” “Killers”) struggle to raise their goddaughter together after their mutual best friends die. Hey, an air-conditioned movie theater beats being out in the heat.

— Yvonne Villarreal

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