Tuesday Nov 24 | DVD Verdict
The Golden Age Of Television: Criterion Collection
Eight classic productions from television's "golden age," the 1950s. These teleplays were performed live and featured the work of writers like Rod Serling, Paddy Chayefsky, and Ira Levin, directors like John Frankenheimer, Delbert Mann, and Ralph Nelson, and actors like Paul Newman, Julie Harris, Jack Palance, and Rod Steiger.
Charitable Giving In Tough Times
Investors need to adapt their charitable strategies in the current economic climate.
The Frank Capra classic "It's A Wonderful Life," starring Jimmy Stewart, is out on Blue-ray. You've got the obvious DVD picks on your shopping list.
The Five Must-Buy Box Sets of the Christmas Season
C. Robert Cargill , Nov 19, 2009 It's that time again. Time to hang the holly, trim the tree, and fill the stockings.
Dysfunctional Movie Thanksgivings Make Us Grateful for Our Families
A If your family gives you more indigestion at Thanksgiving than the turkey, Blockbuster Inc.
The Art of the Swine Flu: The strange aesthetic of being sick as a dog
I've beensick with the swine flu for the past few days,hence the sparse number of postings on the blog.
It's easy to ward off the winter blahs with Disney's heart-tugging, high-spirited Up , the tale of a crusty old man and a boy who lift off together for a life-changing adventure.
I literally could not a ' wait, let me check myself over . . . yes, I am right a ' I literally could not be happier.
John Farr: The Coolest Male Movie Star, By Farr
What's Your Reaction? First, I suppose I should describe what I mean by "cool", since the word is so broadly defined now Growing up, to me "cool" meant someone that people were instinctively drawn to, but who kept themselves slightly apart.
Film Review: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Based on Tennessee Williams' 1955 Pulitzer Prize Play
Review by Thumper: Thumps from 1 to 5: Thump of 4.5 The film "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" is "Ferocious and fascinating.
Personal Finance Daily: The pain and suffering of malpractice reform
Don't miss these top stories: In the 1982 Paul Newman movie "The Verdict," Newman's lawyer wins a big malpractice case against an unscrupulous Boston hospital and after delivering its ruling the jury asks the judge "Are we limited in the damages we can award to just what the plaintiff asked for?" "No, you are bound only by your own conscience," the ...
"No girls allowed" in buddy films
Published Wednesday 4 November 2009 06:53pm EST. Though independent cinema often features women in complex leading roles, the majority of parts available for female actors in mainstream Hollywood movies are supporting roles, often accessories to strong male counterparts.
Movie's 40th Anniversary Elicits Durango Memories
Share + Nov 7, 2009 1:00 am US/Mountain JOHN PEEL, The Durango Herald DURANGO, Colo.
Visit Philly and environsin a crop of new DVDs
Thanks to a handful of newly released DVD and Blu-ray titles, you can visit Philadelphia and its suburbs without ever leaving your couch.
Food advertising icons - real or fake?
Published: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 2:20 p.m. Last Modified: Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 2:20 p.m. I'll buy anything Paul Newman wants to sell me, even though he died last year.
U2 smash their own record for most audience members, more New Moon footage leaked, watch now
The divorced couple would be played by . . . Demi Moore and Bruce Willis . "Parade" magazine put together a list of the most giving celebrities of 2008.
Good communication is a reflection of your commitment to it. Dona t take it for granted, work hard at it, and reap the rewards.
Paul Newman - Generous Paul Newman
Paul Newman was the most generous US celebrity of 2008, donating $21 million to good causes, according to The Giving Back Fund.
a Butch Cassidya returns after 40 years
At the world premiere of "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" 40 years ago, Robert Redford and Paul Newman DRA '54, dressed in elegant black suits, graced a red carpet - not in Hollywood but in New Haven.
This richly quotable, thoroughly enjoyable late-Sixties classic stars a pup-young Paul Newman as the prototypical slacker of the title.
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