Adele laughs often and heartily in her sublime new concert DVD, and each time reminds you why the 23-year-old British singer has been so irresistible this year: What you see is exactly what you get. â€Live at the Royal Albert Hall,” out next Tuesday, was filmed in September in Adele’s native London, and the hometown honor is not lost on her.
On Monday, Adele’s Live at The Royal Albert Hall CD and DVD release hit retailers in the UK, and early bird tickets go on sale for Bonnaroo in the US.
The Walmart Thanksgiving Day online sale has launched bring new Black Friday deals advertised in the Walmart Black Friday Ad. Walmart offers today a great Blu-ray movie deal. Your choice of 4…
Christmas is coming and that means that we’re all about to get a visit from the old dude with the friendly demeanor and the raspy voice. No, not Santa — Jimmy Stewart.
The Toshiba BDX2250 Wi-Fi Enabled Blu-ray player is available at Amazon for $94.80 and Walmart for $99.00. This is the time of year when we get together to celebrate the Christmas season
Picking a Blu-ray player is no easy matter. (Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) If you’re thinking of picking up a Blu-ray player this holiday season, the buying process can be overwhelming.
My educated hunch about DVD box sets of old TV shows that are given as Christmas presents is this: Most are never even opened and watched by the recipient. It’s strange what we will and won’t do when it comes to television
It’s Thanksgiving this week, a time to reflect on the people and things for which we’re grateful. Since I love movies, I thought it would be a good time to choose five for which I’m thankful. These are the cinematic equivalent of comfort food, ones I can watch over and over again, and always rely on to make me laugh, lift me up or provide an escape.
BURBANK, Calif. —Leading the way in the advancement of 3D entertainment and continuing its commitment to the growing Blu-ray 3D market, The Walt Disney Studios announced release plans to add four new titles to its growing in-home Blu-ray 3D line-up.
NEW YORK (Reuters) – French film pioneer Georges Melies directed over 500 movies at the turn of the 20th century, but few of them survived.