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Exclusive Behind-the-Scenes View of the New VH1 Reality TV Series, FAMOUS FOOD, Now Available on the VIP “SuperPass …
RealNetworks, Inc. announced today the launch of exclusive content for the new VH1 celebrity reality series Famous Food on SuperPass, its online video and VIP service. Famous Food premiered July 10 and airs Sundays 10 PM ET/PT.
South Park The Movie – Blame Canada
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Tom and Jerry – Spotlight Collection $10.75 Tom and Jerry, the animation franchise, lasted six decades and saw several geniuses of the form–Chuck Jones, Tex Avery, and Friz Freleng–have a hand in updating and refreshing the series in later years. But Tom and Jerry: The Spotlight Collection, Premiere Volume celebrates the original mastery of producer-directors William Hanna and Joseph Barbera, who took the familiar cat-chases-mouse concept… |
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Classic Music Videos: Soundies & Musical Legends of the 1940′s $12.99 (37) Vintage music videos brought back to the silver screen, including rare performances from some of the musical legends of the 1940′s. Table Of Contents: (1) Captain Beefheart Rocks The Marimba Queens (2) Fiesta (3) Gags & Gals (4) Harlem Review (5) Juvenile Jubilee – I Don’t Want To Walk Without You (6) Havana-Madri (7) Mexican Hat Dance (8) Daddy (9) [Hawaiian Hula Song] (ca. 1940s))10) A Jazz… |
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White Riot Vol.2: A Tribute to the Clash $59.20 THIS IS AN AUDIO MUSIC CD CALLED “WHITE RIOT, VOL.2: A TRIBUTE TO THE CLASH”, & IT WAS ISSUED BY “UNCUT” MAGAZINE IN 2003, #12B, IN STEREO. IT CONTAINS (17) DIFFERENT ARTISTS & TUNES LIKE: “BILLKY BRAGG & THE NEUROTICS-GARAGELAND, JESSE MALIN-DEATH OR GLORY, SPARKS-WE ARE THE CLASH, ADAM MASTERSON-GATES OF THE WEST, THE NATIONAL-CLAMPDOWN, CRACKER-WHITE RIOT, THE WACO BROTHERS-I FOUGHT THE LAW, JA… |
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Live Free or Die Hard (Unrated Edition) $4.20 When cyber-terrorists target the U.S. infrastructure over the July 4th weekend, the government asks Det. John McClane (Bruce Willis) to bring a skilled hacker (Justin Long) in for questioning. Sensing a threat to their plans, the bad guys kidnap McClane’s daughter (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) for leverage, leading McClane to deliver his fourth “Yippee-ki-yay” with extreme, action-packed prejudice. Ti… |