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Situated On the East bank between Tresserve Hill and the first slopes of the Revard, Bourget has a reputation as a Roman spa town. While the golden era was the Belle Époque, the town is remembered for having been the setting of the Lamartine's romances with Julie Charles immortalised under the name Elvira in the elegiac ode of the Lake . And if you go there you will see how time seems to stand still.
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View from Mont Revard
F - 73100 Aix-les-Bains
Mont Revard (1 537m) offers magnificent plunging views over Lake du Bourget and Aix les Bains. There are interesting views fom the cable car: westwards over the lake and the dent du Chat - through the gap of the Chat pass, the glimmering waters of th..
Lac du Bourget
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Flanked by the steep slopes of Mont du Chat and Mont de la Chambotte, France's largest natural lake is famous for the changing hues of its waters, which range from dark blue to bright turquoise. Subject to strong gusts of wind and lined by steep bank..
Grand circle Casino
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Even if it means losing a few chips, you must visit this casino built in 1849, the halls of which were opened in 1883. The mosaic decorated ceiling of the games halls by the Italian Salvati (who restored the San Marco mosaics in Venice) is spellbindi..
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Hotel de la Couronne
7 rue Albert 1er F - 73100 Aix-les-Bains
Hotel de la Couronne is situated in Aix-les-Bains in a listed building set in a city centre pedestrian street. It is just 2 km from Lac du Bourget and 200 metres from the Centre des Congrès d'Aix-les-Bains. It offers a shaded terrace and free WiFi. ..
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6 boulevard Berthollet F - 73100 Aix-les-Bains
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The 2-star Hôtel Thermal is situated in Aix-les-Bains, a mountain town alive with tourists and famous for the Thermes Nationaux (Thermal Baths), located just a 10-minute walk away. The rooms have a simple decoration and equipped with modern en suite..
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In addition to a full-service spa, Grand Palladium Punta Cana Resort & Spa - All Inclusive features a marina and an outdoor pool. Dining is available at one of the resort's 13 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a snack bar/deli. Guests can unwind with a drink at one of the resort's bars, which include 4 swim-up bars and 4 poolside bars. A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Public areas are equipped with high-speed wireless Internet access (surcharge).
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Mare Nostrum - This restaurant specializes in Mediterranean cuisine.
Bamboo - This restaurant specializes in Asian cuisine.
Gran Cantina Mariachi - This restaurant specializes in Mexican cuisine.
El Quijote - This restaurant specializes in Spanish cuisine.
Sumptuori - This restaurant specializes in Japanese cuisine.
Nearby Things to Do
A marina and a health club are featured at the resort. An outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a sauna and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Basketball on site
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- Tennis on site
- Beach volleyball on site
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
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Zentropia has massage/treatment rooms. Services include facials and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a sauna, a spa tub, and Turkish bath/hammam.
Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa.
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- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 10 per day (rates may vary)
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Bruce FeldmanBruce Feldman looks at ten guys tearing up the stat sheets this season who were lightly (or not at all) recruited. Among them: Justin Blackmon (No. 139 WR overall) and Kellen Moore (basically only recruited by Eastern Washington aside from Boise).
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Thanks Gary, nice pics and even nicer to see you keeping well :)
Nice pics and view! What car do you drive now?
lol i remember seeing him organising the event on fb and thinking "no ones going to show up to an event where they have to pretend the whole thing was a coincidence if a security officer asked" haha
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When I stayed at the Marco Polo Hong Kong, I looked over this roof top every day and admired all the cars that would park down there. They would always have functions up there, or at the end overlooking the water. So many euro cars would always be parked there. It's a wonderful view from above. Great stuff!
Thanks for sharing the pics Gary!!
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When they found out their service dogs would not be allowed to dress up for their graduation ceremony, two students hit the woof, er, roof.
There's a video going around of a snake opening a door. And . . . that's all there really is to it. Some people think it looks cool, some people it looks freaky. We're going with freaky. It's only 12 seconds long, and it shows a closed door with a latch.
Horseback riding can be tons of fun, unless of course the horse just doesn't like you.
We already know pups are super talented, especially when it comes to things like getting all "derpy" in photos or wearing pantyhose. You know-- the usual. But, like us, you might've been totally oblivious to the fact that dogs are also really into the surfing scene.
OMG! This giant snake can open doors?! This is definitely NOT going to help me sleep at night.
This car was purring like a kitten.
A quiet day of hunting was briefly interrupted by a visit from a large friend of the forest. How this hunter remained as calm as he did is beyond me.
Cats work very hard at burnishing their reputation as master thinkers.
You really can't blame the dogs. Everyone else is playing with the ball, why can't they?
Hey, is it a rainy, miserable day where you are too? No? Then get off the internet and enjoy the sun for those less fortunate. For the rest of us, here's this video of dogs hanging their heads out of a car window.
We all know dogs can be loyal, but sometimes they go above and beyond what we expect.
We don't know what the weather's like where you are, but it is a chilly, grey, rainy Monday here, so we need this. In fact, even if it's totally gorgeous where you are, these pictures and GIFs of animal best buds is probably worth a look. First of all, they're really cute. Secondly, they'll probably cheer you up. Last, why wouldn't you want to see a seal cuddling a penguin?! Enjoy!


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Pretty interesting stuff. You never know when a hit might be hidden in groups like this. I'm more of a VC guy myself when it comes to using the eShop, but I do like to see some of the good Indy developers succeed.
Download only if you want 2-player mode.
Oh I see others have already mentioned that. Not like this is in NA anyway.
I would definitely play the N64 games remastered again. I always liked 63 1/3, and have pretty fun memories of Sculptors Cut. The SNES original was really frustrating to me though. Never got the hang of it.
Please come to Wii U. It only makes sense to come to a Nintendo console!
This just looks crazy! The game has been too much fun already dispite some parts I think we're made a bit too insanely difficult.
It would be nice if they'd release this in NA. I guess some higher up over here made someone in Japan mad or something. I dunno.
I'm with some of the others. I'd be happy with a game that actually played like either Adventure 1 or 2. I feel like I don't have as much control over Sonic in the newer games, and I actually liked playing as others some. And of course chao.
I'd get one, but this sound like yet another product that will go up for pre-order for 20 minutes online, then only available from scalpers for 10 time's the price from them on.
Oh it's Thursday again? I almost missed saying it this time. Here we go...
We're the heck is the DK games? Does NoA enjoy pulling this kind of crap?
...ok I'm good.
Always thought he was a bit odd. Not even sure where to start. Kind of makes for good comic relief though.
That being said, the end of the article was getting a bit borderline political opinionated if that makes sense. Let's just stick to the game discussion if that's ok.
Honestly while I question some of NoA's decisions lately, the XL only thing personally doesn't bother me. I definitely want the larger screen, and I'm not going to flip over not having a colorful piece of plastic that I really don't need to spend my money on stuck on the back off system. My personal preference.
I said at the start some amiibo should unlock VC. games, though sadly these sound like limited demos.
I would be cool with this. If it is fake, some people really need to find better use of their time.
"No no no. You no want DK games, you want everything else under the sun that just a select few are asking for in comparison."
Coffee and Nintendo are two things I very much enjoy. No love for the U.S. for this it seems though. I don't think I could decide on who I wanted anyway.
This is exciting news! Rare made some of the best games ever in the 90's in my opinion. Please come to the Wii U!
Awesome! I never thought this would happen! I've been wanting to play Sonic Advance again for years! Very good one. Too bad no SA2:B connectivity though this time. Since it's just now in Japan, I'm guessing EU may get it in about 6 months, so July, and here in NA, we may get it by March of 2016!
Welcome to my Kingdom of Friendship? These are some creative and fun ways to friend zone some poor sap. I think if I was still single and got that Ganondorf card it may make me feel almost ok with it.
Glad but of course with concern. I honestly hope it's not so kiddy that I'm not embarrassed to say I watch it. Not that it needs to be a cursing filled blood bath either. Still more excited than worried with this one. I hope we see more of the different cultures and such. Perhaps more about Sheikah or Guerudo.
It's cool they added amiibo support, but I'm glad it's not something that is an exclusive unlockable or something. It's actually pretty much impossible to get a Shulk amiibo in NA anyway. I can't even get a darn Shiek, Toon Link, or some others.
HW DLC for sure. Looks great. Ill probably get Game and Watch Gallery 3 too. Good to see it. I guess it's only been about 3 and a half months since DKC and DKL were released in EU do probably about 2 more months to go on those.
Why does Japan have so much better taste in games than over here does (just a personal opinion so don't hate me). Oh well. No good places for arcades in WV anyway at the moment.
Since its been up for more than 10 minutes I'm sure that awesome puzzle is probably gone by now, but once the site is functional enough to sign into, I think I'm grabbing me a game!! Just not sure what yet. Can't see the list even yet due to CN not loading for.me.
Very good video! Better than the trailers. Why did Lana get the Skull Kid costume if all people? She gets more attention in the game than most actual Zelda characters.
Very fun game. A ridiculous amount of content included. I almost forgot Link by default wears that scarf in this game. I'm constantly using either the OOT, TP, or SS costumes (with the occasional Mail Uniform mixed in for those times you just want to go postal).
I'm glad NA at least is included in the Smash Bros soundtrack deal. I wonder who's arm had to be twisted to get them to go along with that.
Now that EU got the ALBW soundtrack yesterday, and Japan is looking at the Xenoblade one today (both sound awesome to me) maybe NA will get something awesome like DKC:TF's soundtrack................wow, that was so far from the truth it wasn't even funny. Honestly though I wouldn't want us to be the only ones to get something like this. I think some changes need to be made somewhere high up in NoA.
I'd love to have a CD of the best of David Wise. Fantastic job on DKC as a series, and TF may just be the best when it comes to music.
This is all another case in which I don't understand this company. Why not just sell the stupid soundtracks? In NA, we can't even get the ALBW one on Club Nintendo.
I'd get this asap if I could but I live in NA, so my options mostly consist of a few VC games I've bought a long time ago already, and maybe a few badges that I'd have no reason to get. Even the Milk Bar songs are on this! That's awesome.
Darn I thought this post as talking about English speaking voice actors at first until I got to the names. Well, as long as they are close to being as good as the originals I'm good with it.
I'm hoping this means others can have a chance at getting one. It doesn't seem fair things like this are only available for about 30 minutes and then gone. I have a job and occasional sleep I need to do.
..I actually have everything here, but there are some good ones. Punch Out Wii is definitely worth that. KI:M&M for 2 bucks is nothing, but honestly that's the one out of the three KI games I kept losing interest in.
My personal opinion but I think the NES Remix games are better priced around $10 anyway.
I've been a part of this since it started and hate to see it go, though it did go down hill in recent years. Hopefully what's to come will be better. I wish there was something extra for long time fans, like 20 years plus or something.
Very fun game and the DLC has been great, except I do have one issue. The game gets to a level of difficulty that makes it pretty much impossible, and I consider myself pretty skilled. For example, I have Link at level 100, and yet some of the bosses and such on the Twilight map still take 476 hits to kill, and can ruin my required to continue A ranking in like 2 hits. I even have an Exp plus thing on him but it's still a bit slow. The others aren't even close to his level (closet at 67 I think) do they are almost unusable. I've put well over 100 some hours into this game and yet I feel like it expects me to put 150 hours into each charavter, doing nothing but grinding exp, just to be able to enjoy the DLC.
"unless Nintendo pulls a fast one and makes it available exclusively in Best Buy airport kiosks or some such."
Man, why you'd have to go and give them that idea!
As crazy as this all is supposed to sound though, it would not surprise me.
Nice! Probably getting After Burner 2. Either that or wait for Outrun.
Still no DK. I guess we can't have too many interesting VC releases in one week.
Very good!
My question is, will save data carry over from the Wii mode?
Also, they can do Wii games, but still no N64 or GC?? Oh well.
Good stuff! Where is any Sonic music though? Oh well. At least I finally will have a CD with like 2 Xenoblade tracks on it. And ill be rocking to that Duck Hunt Melody alot
This was a fantastic game (and it's sequel) and these screens make it look even better. They did a great job.
It's really a shame Nintendo doesn't have BK on the Wii U, though of course I understand why. I think when I found out Rare went to Microsoft back in 2002, that was one of the biggest gaming disappointments ever.
Hoping for some solid info on releases. So much to look forward to this year! Maybe we will or least get Yoshi or Mario Party soon. Perhaps even Xenoblade X?
Never heard of Puzzle and Dragons but I'm a sucker for almost any game with Mario in the title. It's like a seal of quality. Though I'd expect a cross over between Mario and something that's known more worldwide than this. I guess it's popular enough in Japan at least from the sounds of it.
Nothing even catching my interest this week. Oh well. Maybe next week. How far are we from DKL and DKC coming here? Has it been out 8 months everywhere else yet?
Good choices, but I hate not seeing DKCTF up there anywhere. I would have put it where Bayonnetta is personally.
Time to get Shovel Knight methinks. I'm saving some still for the DO games.whenever they show up this year.
Tough call. I want to say Melee, but the over the top competitive crowd has kind of got me away from it. At least PM isn't here. Not that it's bad it's just not an official game.
Wow! Multiple good releases for the VC here in the U.S.! Glad I got some eshop credit for Christmas!
Very cool video. My personal favorite consol. I remember getting it Christmas 1996 with Super Mario 64, and loving every bit of it.
Whoa, where did Mario Party Advance come from? That's the only MP game I haven't played yet. Gives me something to look forward to it about 8 months when it makes it over to the US eShop.
I somehow missed it the first time it was released, and just now going back to it on the Wii U VC recently. It's interesting, and pretty fun, but I just get kind of frustrated with it pretty quick. Like right now, I'm on a tornado level where you can easily get carried off and dropped back down to the same part of the level over and over and over again. I think I just haven't quit gotten a hang of it yet or something.


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First the Gold Coast gave Australia the idea of a retirement lifestyle by the beach.
Then the Gold Coast delivered the idea of a sea change lifestyle where Australians either lived permanently or had a beach house 'down the coast'.
But now the latest trend coming out of the Gold Coast is the idea of 'extreme commuting' to Brisbane, to Sydney and to the Bowen Basin.
Loyal Gold Coasters are prepared to work in these far-flung places; they just don't want to live there!
"Whatever it is that the Gold Coast has to offer must be pretty good because extreme commuters are growing faster in this city than in any of the ten largest cities in Australia," said report author Bernard Salt.
"Australians have long demonstrated their preference for a beach lifestyle which is why the Gold Coast is now this nation's sixth largest city.
"But what has become evident from the 2011 Census is that once Australians get a taste of the Gold Coast lifestyle they simply do not want to leave.
"Coasters are the biggest inter-city commuters in Australia with 26,000 workers commuting each day to Brisbane easily outpacing second-placed Wollongong with 17,000 daily commuters to Sydney," Mr Salt said.
But the "extreme commuting" trend goes further.
Over the 5 years to 2011 the number of long distance commuters in Australia jumped 37 per cent to 214,000 where a long distance commuter is defined as someone who travels more than 100 km to work.
However the number of long distance commuters living on the Gold Coast jumped 92 per cent to 6,700 over this period.Other long distance commuting resident workforce statistics show an estimated 13,800 for Brisbane, 14,300 for Melbourne, 16,500 for Sydney and 24,800 for Perth.
Long distance commuters largely comprise fly-in fly-out (or FIFO) workers in the mining industry.
The Gold Coast contains about half the population of Adelaide: about 577,000 residents versus 1.2 million.
But according to the KPMG study the long-distance-commuter population is more or less the same in each city: 6,700 on the Gold Coast versus 6,800 in Adelaide.
The difference is that Adelaide's FIFO workforce serving the mining industry can fly in and out of Adelaide's airport. But the Gold Coast's FIFO workforce serving the mining industry must commute through Brisbane airport when they have a perfectly operational airport in their own back yard.
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In In Newill v. Campbell Transp. Co., Pennsylvania Senior District Judge Terrence F. McVerry ruled on the plaintiff's motion in limine on miscellaneous matters by allowing the defendant to introduce Facebook posts into evidence that related to the plaintiff's physical capabilities, but not those that related to his employability.
In Federico et al. v. Lincoln Military Housing LLC, et al., Virginia Magistrate Judge Douglas E. Miller, concluding that the defendants had not established that the plaintiffs had acted in bad faith when failing to meet production deadlines, declined to impose "any further sanction against Plaintiffs beyond the $29,000 expense associated with their expert's production of the Facebook records", except for a portion of the reasonable attorney's fees associated with the original motion to compel.
As we noted yesterday and the day before, eDiscoveryDaily published 93 posts related to eDiscovery case decisions and activities over the past year, covering 68 unique cases! Yesterday, we looked back at cases related to eDiscovery cost sharing and reimbursement, fee disputes and production format disputes. Today, let's take a look back at cases related to privilege and inadvertent disclosures, requests for social media, cases involving technology assisted review and the case of the year – the ubiquitous Apple v. Samsung dispute.
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from Jim Matheson of the Edmonton Journal,
Edmonton Oilers' GM Craig MacTavish was on his cell-phone while his team was skating Thursday morning and while it could have been his lovely wife telling her hubby to stop for a loaf of bread on the way home, it may have been another GM talking about defencemen. Certainly, the Oilers could use an NHL veteran back there....
Here's who's available, by most accounts:
Detroit's Kyle Quincey, Carolina's Tim Gleason, Florida's Dmitry Kulikov and Phoenix's David Rundblad.
*The Wings are likely offering Quincey, 28, around the league because he hasn't played particularly well and they like Danny DeKeyser better and they badly need to clear out some money with major cap issues. Quincey, who has had two tours of duty with the Wings, has a $3.3775 million cap hit with his contract over July 1. He's a C plus defenceman. Big enough but not an offensive guy or a true shutdown type. Detroit really doesn't want to take a contract back in a deal for him but the Oilers are at 49 contracts (one under the max)
*Gleason,30, may be expendable with the Hurricanes because the 6'4″, 225-pound Brett Bellemore has stepped in to take XX night. He's five years younger, plus Gleason has a $4 million cap hit for this year and two more, which makes his trade dicey. He's a shutdown second-pairing guy. Carolina needs more offence.
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Edmonton Oilers' GM Craig MacTavish was on his cell-phone while his team was skating Thursday…
Craig: Say, Kenny, I hear you'd like to move Quincey.
Kenny: Oh, gee, Craig. I'm not sure we're ready to give up on him yet.
Craig: Well, okay, I just thought I'd check.
Kenny: Hey, hey, what's your rush. Hang on for a second. I said I wasn't sure, but, you know, I could be convinced.
Craig: Oh, that's okay. There are three other guys we're looking at anyway.
Kenny: Well, damn, Craig, if you're gonna twist my arm, I guess I'll have to help you out and let Q go. Tell me what you're offering.
Craig: Well, we'd at least like to move a contract.
Kenny: Sure. Sure. No problem. Just for you, Craig, we'll take you're 49th best guy under contract and, let's see, how about a 2nd-round pick.
Craig: Oh, I don't think we can let a pick go.
Kenny: Damn, Craig, you drive a hard bargain. Okay, send us that #49 guy and a bag of pucks.
Craig: Well, Kenny, I'm not sure. Pucks are kind of expensive right now.
Kenny. Okay, okay. Then how about the guy and the bag. You keep the pucks.
Craig: It's a deal. So, do you wanna know who our #49 guy is?
Kenny: Who cares. We would have settled for just the bag. Boy, you really are a sucker, Craig.
Posted by OlderThanChelios from Grand Rapids, MI on 12/05/13 at 06:12 PM ET
Sounds reasonable to me. I'd be happy to see him go just to clear space too.
Posted by teldar on 12/05/13 at 09:01 PM ET
So Q is getting quesited? I hope it's true. I can't seem to pick whom I want gone first..
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'Bones' Cast To Earn Big Pay Rise For Potential Eighth Season
According to The Hollywood Reporter, supporting cast-members Michaela Conlin, T.J. Thyne, Tamara Taylor and John Francis Daley have secured new deals that will see their salaries raised to the mid-five figures per episode, in exchange for an extra season on their contracts. The negotiations were particularly pressing for Conlin and Thyne, whose contracts were set to run out at the end of this season.
Now, if the show is picked up for an eighth season -- which seems likely, given this news -- fans can rest assured that all of the regular cast will return.
Reality TV gets serious with NBC's The Wanted
The show has already drawn its share of controversy as governmental officials say it could interfere in ongoing criminal and espionage investigations. Media critics are all over it, too -- calling it stunt journalism.
But, NBC is no stranger to such claims. Its investigations into alleged pedophiles on Dateline (To Catch a Predator) went from gritty reporting to police support to sensational pop culture phenomenon.
AMC.com is showing B-movies for free
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The Closer: Problem Child
(S04E06) For the first act of tonight's show, I kept thinking, what's the deal with Sergei? The episode unfolded like an onion, revealing more and more about this kid. The more I heard, the less I cared that he was missing.
It makes you wonder, how does someone like Brenda remain neutral and not form an opinion too soon in the investigation? It must be her training, because while Pope was quick to remove the "critical missing" status from the case, Fritz -- who came along to provide backup -- was not. It was up to Brenda to make the tough call. For a while there, it seemed like she may have messed up by yielding to Will's point of view.
One of the virtues of The Closer is that even though it's a procedural drama, they let true feelings show. There are visceral emotions at play, like when the neighbor cried about how his dog was killed, and when Theresa showed the detectives Sergei's room and revealed how evil her brother was (to her), and when Jason confessed that Sergei was terrorizing him.
Tonight's Bones kicks off murder mystery promotion
FOX has set up a special MySpace page for the drama Bones, and it's just one of the special promotional ideas the network has for a plotline on the show.
The page lists profiles for 18 characters on the show (regular characters and guest stars), blogs from the characters, videos, and other clues to the mystery of who will be killed (and who the killer is) on the May 9 episode of the show. Fans will actually be able to visit the sites, watch the videos, and read the blogs after every episode to collect clues to see if they can guess the identity of the murder victim and the murderer.
I feel bad about not watching the show anymore. I watched for most of the first season and it was actually pretty good. With this new promotion and the show's growing popularity, I just might try to get back into the show again and see how it is.
Raines will replace ER for two weeks in March
Raines is the new quirky detective drama starring Jeff Goldblum. It's going to premiere in the Thursday at 10pm slot that ER currently occupies (side note: why was last night's ER a repeat when the rest of NBC's lineup was brand new?). The two episodes will air on March 15th and 30th. The show then goes into its regular time slot, Friday nights at 9pm.
Goldblum plays a detective that "sees" the victims of murder and they help him solve the crime. Now, contrary to earlier reports, these aren't ghosts a la Ghost Whisperer or Medium. These are actually hallucinations that the detective is seeing, but they help him piece together the puzzle of the crime. Yes, it sounds like the guy is legally insane, but he solves crimes.
The show will co-star Matt Craven, Linda Park, Madeleine Stowe, and Remi Boyer.
Frontline investigates Catholic priest's sex crime cover up
PBS' Frontline series will air "Hand of God" on Tuesday, January 16 at 9pm. The 90-minute special tells the story of Paul Cultera, who, in the 1960s at the age of fourteen, was sexually abused by his priest, Father Joseph Birmingham in Salem, Massachusetts. It wasn't until thirty years later that Cultera decide to confront the Catholic Church and launched his own investigation into whether or not the Archdiocese of Boston was moving Father Birmingham from parish to parish and putting other children in danger. Cultera placed ads around towns where Father Birmingham had lived, which resulted in many more people coming forward and alleging abuse. Birmingham allegedly abused almost 100 different children.
"Hand of God" was filmed and directed by Joe Cultera, Paul's brother.
The State vs. Mr. Show - VIDEO
Kittenpants over at CC Insider found a video on YouTube of one of my favorite sketches from MTV's The State, a gritty drama edited for television that kind of loses something without all the cursing. There's just nothing especially menacing about the word "poop," no matter how much anger and passion you put into it.
The Wire comes to BET
I'm guessing that this news will be met with as much indifference as A&E's plan to air episodes of The Sopranos: if you don't have HBO you'll probably just buy or rent the DVDs rather than watch some edited version. Nevertheless, BET will be airing episodes of the popular HBO series The Wire starting January 10 with a three-day marathon. It's probably not the best way to see this show, but hey, I'm not going to complain if more people are exposed to it, though I guess that's kind of a moot point since the show will end after next season, anyway.
The series will slide into a regular timeslot on BET on Thursdays at 9pm starting January 18.
Philip Marlowe back in action
Streets of San Francisco coming to DVD in April
I loved this show when I was a kid. I watched it every single week, and then later in the 80s it was on one of the stations every single day and I watched it then too. It was a well-done show, starring Karl Malden and Michael Douglas. Oh, and theme song was awesome.
I honestly thought, for some reason, that the show was already available on DVD, but that wasn't the case. It is now! The first season of the show (actually, it's one of those "Season 1, Volume 1" deals) will be released by Paramount on April 3. It will be 10 episodes plus the pilot movie. No word or extras or commentaries yet.
It's amazing to see all of the famous faces that graced this show in the 70s, including Martin Sheen, Deidre Hall, Robert Wagner, John Ritter, Stefanie Powers, Harold Gould, Brenda Vaccaro, Stuart Whitman, Jamie Farr, Shelley Morrison (Rosario on Will & Grace), Leslie Nielsen, Dick Sargent, Dean Stockwell, Bill Bixby, Nick Nolte, Jessica Walter, and some guy named Arnold Schwarzenegger. There was a reunion movie in 1992, but Douglas didn't want to be in it (his character "disappeared" and Malden looked for him).
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Everybody Hates Chris: Everybody Hates Rejection (season premiere)
Keisha, Chris' unrequited love, is getting ready to move out of Brooklyn:
Chris: Hey, where y'all movin' to?
Keisha: We're going to this place in California. It's supposed to be really, really nice. Palm trees, and lawns, and no violence and no crime.
Chris: Well, what's it called?
Keisha: Compton.
Everybody Hates Chris season two -- an early look
The second season of Everybody Hates Chris kicks off on October 1 at 7pm. Here's a brief look at what you can expect in the season opener, "Everybody Hates Rejection," and no worries, I'm not going to give anything away.
First of all, Whoopi Goldberg guest stars as the family's new nosy next door neighbor, Louise, but you already knew that. Louise and Chris' mom Rochelle are at odds over how to deal with the escalating crime in the neighborhood while Chris finds himself attracted to Evette, a new girl at school who turns out not to be the angel he imagined her to be.
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About MeHello! I am a Fine Art Film portrait and wedding photographer.
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