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Howard Lewis 2005-11-11

Let’s be clear on one fundamental point. It is no accident that the last decade has engendered a proliferation of magazines, websites and other content providers within the collecting sphere. It is a consequence of shifting behavioural trends that

The Chainsaw - Useful Tool or Symbol of Terror?

Joe DeClara 2005-11-11

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre movies, and others like them, are what I like to consider true horror movies, or even terror movies. They have the ability to really put a fear into someone. At least they're the type that puts a fear into me. Friday

Life Lessons Learned While Watching M*A*S*H

Jeff Herring 2005-11-11

M*A*S*H is one of my all time favorite TV shows. In fact, an old repeat is on while I write these words.

I've had the good fortune over the years to meet both Alan Alda who played Hawkeye Pierce and Wayne Rogers who played Trapper John.

Coming Next Year - High Definition Movies on DVD!

Douglas Hanna 2005-11-14

While HD Radio is the hottest technology today, HD DVDs are another new technology that will soon allow you to view high definition movies on DVD right in your living room.

What are HD DVDs? It depends on whom you ask, as there are currently

The Battle for high definition DVDs -- HD DVD vs. Blu-Ray

Douglas Hanna 2005-11-14

While you will soon be able to view movies in high definition on DVD right in your living room, there is a fight shaping up between two competitive formats -- HD DVD and Blu-ray.

Toshiba leads the group committed to HD DVDs, which also incl

How Television Shows Reflect the State of the National Psyche

John Anderson 2005-11-14

In the '30s and '40s, during the heyday of radio and long before television, comedy was king. People were sick of the realities of the Great Depression and wanted to laugh. Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Burns and Allen, and Amos and Andy were some of th

The Night of the Hunter-One of the Scariest Movies Ever Made

John Anderson 2005-11-16

As a kid I spent nearly every Saturday afternoon at the movies. You got to see a newsreel, cartoon, serial and a western for a quarter. Occasionally they would play a Lon Chaney werewolf movie, or a vampire film. They were all right, but I can't

Television, the Toad, and Demi Moore

John T Jones, Ph.D. 2005-11-18

I learned on one of the news channels that there were problems ahead created by HD television for television performers with warts, moles, or other skin blemishes. Demi Moore was mentioned. I suppose that meant that if they show a Demi Moore movie

It's Okay Martha Stewart!

John T Jones, Ph.D. 2005-11-19

Martha got her show cancelled and it’s my fault. I never watched one episode. I never gave it a chance!

You see, I never watch Donald Trump’s version of The Apprentice either.

To me, any resemblance to how executives are select