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- Absolutely Captivating Transformers DVD Collection
by Roger Dale. Transformers - those robots in disguise - have become quite popular recently with the release of the new movie. For those of us who are feeling nostalgic because we enjoyed Transformers when they were popular 20 years ago it is very exciting to find that a Transformers DVD collection is available. Transformers were the biggest animated series in the 80's and you can relive all the adventures star... products, articles, news
- Amy Polumbo - Invasion of Privacy or Much Ado About Nothing
by CJ Carter. Amy Polumbo is the most recent Miss New Jersey and a contestant in the Miss America Pageant. Recently she was a victim of an extortion and blackmail attempt by someone who mailed private photos of her that were featured on her face book account. Was she un-lady like in the photographs? Does she deserve to forfeit her crown as Miss New Jersey for having photos on a face book account? Furthermore w... products, articles, news
- What is The Best Way of Turning Your PC Into a TV?
by Tapan Sarkar. In spite of skyrocketing popularity of Internet, popularity of TV shows are also rising rapidly. And this is quite understandable. TV and Internet are two different types of media. Internet demands more attention, you need to look for things in net. But TV is totally different, you just tune to your favorite channel and sit back to enjoy.
It is more like a cruise where you are led through the wi... products, articles, news
- Ed Wood Is A Very Strange Movie About A Very Strange Real Life Director
by Ed Bagley. Ed Wood - 1 Star - Terrible
"Ed Wood" is a biographical movie about Edward D. Wood, Jr. who has been dubbed the worst director in the history of filmmaking.
There is no close second and not even a distant second to Wood's "worst director" label.
The movie depicts the life of Ed Wood in the 1950s and shows Wood as a very determined director with virtually no financial backing and no real talent... products, articles, news
- Pause My life? Not Without My Dish Network DVR
by Robb Smith. I was watching Adam Sandler's movie "Click" the other night. In the film, he plays Michael Newman: a workaholic architect who tirelessly tries to keep his wife and kids happy. As fate would have it, Newman purchases a universal remote control that has the ability to pause, mute and rewind his life. The movie was worth noting because it made me think: how cool would it be to do the same things ... products, articles, news
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