CNBLUE’s live DVD growing largely popular in Japan
CNBLUE’s live DVD is growing largely popular.
April 6, 2013
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CNBLUE’s live DVD is growing largely popular.
BBC’s wildly successful Sunday-night entertainment is certainly preferable to the cloying Lark Rise to Candleford and it doesn’t flinch at portraying domestic abuse in late 1950s Poplar.
Harold Pinter’s vicious dissection of class, sex and power still unnerves 50 years on. James Fox is exquisitely louche as the aristocratic Tony who requires a manservant to tend to his needs and Chelsea home
Tom’s always telling his siblings that he wants to meet Metallica’s drummer Lars Ulrich, so Kate (a journalist) and Will (a film-maker) try and make it happen, organising a trip to the US to see his hero. The real hero here, though, is sister Kate, who gains backstage access. Very lovely
The Blu – ray box set, released on April 2nd, has generated so much news this week that it had to be dubbed Hero of the Week.
The live-action Halo 4 series comes to DVD and Blu-Ray next month.
(Universal | Getty Images | DreamWorks) In his long career as one of the most popular and well-versed film critics in the United States, Roger Ebert always stuck to his sense of what he thought was right.
Credit: Otto Greule Jr. Movie quotes are a way of life for most of us. They’re a common cultural language, and the period at the end of a sentence.
JUDAS PRIEST , the heavy metal legends whose influence on generations of musicians and metalheads is incalculable, celebrate their 40th year as recording artists this year with the release of the live concert Epitaph . A unique live career retrospective, Epitaph will be released on Blu – ray and separate DVD on May 28th through Legacy Recordings, a division of Sony Music Entertainment.
Rdio, the music streaming service started by a co-founder of Skype, is getting into video. New and current subscribers of a $10-a-month unlimited music plan from Rdio (AR-dee-oh) will get $25 to spend …