PORTLAND, Ore., May 13, 2014 /PRNewswire/ – Rentrak (NASDAQ: RENT), the leader in precisely measuring movies and TV everywhere, today announced the top ten Movies on Demand (MOD) titles based on consumer …
Multiplex offerings this week feature three vengeful women, one brooding man, and a posthumous Paul Walker film.Â
This exclusive CBSNews.com preview clip provides a glimpse behind the scenes of the 2013 film starring Ben Stiller.
Extraordinarily severe weather in Britain since Christmas and increasing mention of Climate Change as a security issue highlight the relevance of this new DVD, ‘Conflict and Climate Change’. The 18 minute DVD was produced last Autumn by the Movement for the Abolition of War (MAW)â€, in collaboration with Kevin Mayhew Publishing. Several prominent political leaders, scientists and academics voice …
Climate change is an issue, there’s no way getting around it. It is the defining problem of the century and yet there are still people out there who think that it is a subject for debate. read more
The Movement for the Abolition of War (MAW), in collaboration with Kevin Mayhew Publishing, has produced a new DVD ‘Conflict and Climate Change’ which is due to be launched this Wednesday. The DVD and accompanying resource booklet highlight the danger of climate change leading to conflict at regional and global levels.
TV shows like “Homeland” deal honestly with the “war on terror,” but movies like “Closed Circuit” often flinch
By Tia GhoseLiveScienceFrom catastrophic climate change to hostile aliens, Hollywood routinely envisions apocalyptic endings to humanity’s stint on planet Earth.For instance, in the movie “After Earth,” which opened in theaters Friday, a series of earthquakes, floods, tsunamis and other natural disasters makes the planet inhospitable to humans, who resettle on a new world called Nova Prime …
Mini-movies of growing embryos could help boost the success of in vitro fertilization, a new study found. But the number of women who could benefit from the time-lapse technology is unclear. Â Â Â Â
Ken Loach’s impassioned love letter to Nye Bevan, the NHS and the welfare state has been given more relevance by the recent demise of the villain of the piece, the Iron Lady. Â Â Â Â