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The newest Radical Comics mini-series is a dark and grisly dystopian sci-fi horror tale.
A collection of unique patterns for every home decor.
"I would encourage all of your readers to start a 'Moral Courage' class with adults and teenagers in their church."
It'll look great - but don't eat it!
The adventure and excitement of some of the best of sword and sorcery stories and an introduction to the mythical heroes of the Muslim world.
"The core message for the series is: To be successful you don’t have to be perfect or be Superman. Even he has a weakness."
After enduring the long plane flight to Hawaii called Forgetting Sarah Marshall, the DVD special features make the trip worthwhile.
Project Runway season five comes to a close.
Toons, horror, and Bond. Where to begin?
Guillermo del Toro’s Hellboy II: The Golden Army is one of the better comic book movies created for the silver screen.
Knightley lights up the screen in a film about sex, scandal and very fancy dresses.
If you've got a twisted taste in humor and aren't afraid of some seriously cringe-inducing scenes, Stuck isn't a bad watch.
After a disastrous second season, the show is back on track. Will the audience follow?
James Bond, meet Blu-ray.
The classic trilogy finally comes to Blu-ray.
Demons, dogs, and bees.
As a kind of fantastical reflection of the harsher historical times of the deep South, the movie is a small jewel.
The mapping of the human genome live, onstage - and it's funny too.
Two productions of Woyzeck hit New York in the wrong place at the right time.
Chocolate and costumes and mischief, oh my!
When I stopped focusing on myself, I saw how I could make a difference in the lives of others.
Delmark issues a previously-unavailable studio session from bluesman Sleepy John Estes.
By “showing up day after day,” Rosemary Clooney left a legacy of remarkable recordings including this one.
They're The Answer, in more ways than one.
Rare live recordings give a snapshot of the creativity and talent of Miles Davis combos in the 1958 and early 1959.
A compassionate, truthful, honest record.
You've never heard anything like this before.
Putumayo release a new collection exploring the music drawn from a rich heritage.
Close your eyes for a minute and you could almost imagine it was the late seventies.
Music doesn't have to be understood to be enjoyed.
H III has turned out some good southern psychobilly.
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