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Cheap DVDs: Million Dollar Baby, A Few Good Men, The Dark Knight (ScreenCrave)
Great deals are hard to find, especially on good entertainment. That's where I come in. Instead of paying $13 to go see a film at a theater, wait and buy the film and watch it over and over again, in the comfort of your own home for far less. I have found cheap DVD/Blu RAY deals [...]
5 Baddest UFC Fighters Strike Fear (Local 6 Orlando)
You might think you're bad, but are you UFC bad? These five mixed-martial arts fighters reach the level of "wouldn't want to run into in them in a dark alley" bad.
Michael Moore: Sell! Buy! Rebel! 'Capitalism: A Love Story' Is Out Today on DVD (...and what is up with Wal-Mart?)! (The Huffington Post)
Friends, DVD-Day for "Capitalism: A Love Story" has finally arrived for all you good folks who just couldn't figure out how to fit in a...
Loved or hated, but still Germaine (The Australian)
THE year was 1972, and Judy Lattas was a 16-year-old schoolgirl, reading, for the first time, a new book by Australian feminist, Germaine Greer.
Hard times make marketplaces work (The News & Observer)
Merchants have long gathered at flea markets and other types of venues to sell their wares.
Oscars 2010: Sandra Bullock becomes first person to win an Oscar and a Golden Raspberry Award in same weekend (Daily Mirror)
Sandra Bullock has finally tasted Oscar glory after a diverse and up-and-down film career.
Manhattan Woman Sues Netflix (Gothamist)
While a deal Netflix struck with Warner Bros. has allowed their customers to keep having access to the studio's DVDs, some are upset that they now have to wait 28 days after release in order to rent them. Susan Uman of Manhattan has filed a class-action lawsuit against both companies for the DVD delay, which was put into effect in January. At that time, Warner threatened to cut off Netflix if ...
A Star Is Reborn (Forbes)
The next generation of digital filmmaking will change Hollywood--and acting--forever.
Adult-oriented store eludes Howard law (Baltimore Sun)
Adding nonsexual materials puts Lovecraft below legislation's threshold Adding nonsexual materials puts Lovecraft below legislation's threshold
Should home video kiosks be regulated? (Evansville Courier & Press)
The Home Video industry, including video rental stores, has been in existence since 1978. Since its beginning, the issue of children accessing inappropriate movies and video games has been an issue. One of the tools adopted by the video industry to help address this issue was the rating system, which is also used by movie theaters. As video games became more popular and far more advanced, a game ...
