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'The World Wars' mini-series has just been released to Blu-ray, and offers a unique and compelling look at the events of 1914 to 1945.
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The sequel to 'The Scroll of Year' gives us delightful, dizzying sword and sorcery.
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"... if you are driven by your story and characters you do whatever it takes. Like a cabinet maker, 8-10 hours a day."
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A clear guideline for prayer to influence health
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Ryan Adams' long-awaited follow-up to 'Ashes & Fire' features one of Tom Petty's Heartbreakers, but more importantly, it's got catchy pop rock gems that the likes of Petty and Paul Westerberg fans may dig.
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"Robots of Sherwood" is the first Doctor Who tale in a long time that doesn't make sense, which means even if there are funny scenes and lines, the episode disappoints.
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A small tease of what's to come next on ABC's hit series "Once Upon a Time."
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David Bradley plays Abraham Setrakian in The Strain, and through the magic of transatlantic Skype sat down to discuss his latest project.
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At one time Queen were one of the more kick-ass bands in rock and roll. Yes, "that" Queen.
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