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Celebrate the New Year in style! The new and daring Camden Stage Festival (CSF) announces a one-night-only theatrical romp of KURT WEILL's captivating jazz and Broadway tunes to ring in 2013 at the Camden Opera House, Sunday December 30th at 4:00 PM.
Camden Stage Festival AT THE CABARET is a thrilling musical tour of Weill's greatest works composed in his prolific career through Berlin, Paris, Broadway, and Hollywood. The entertainment will be followed by a festive champagne reception and cocktail hour. The cabaret features a dynamic duo of critically-acclaimed Weill specialists: EDWIN CAHILL and PEABODY SOUTHWELL.
All Proceeds from the cabaret concert will benefit the inaugural 2013 Season of the Camden Stage Festival.
Ticket prices are $50 for Premium admission, $35 for General Admission, $20 for students over 18, $17 for 18 and under. Purchase tickets securely online at csfcabaret.eventbrite.com/# or by calling (207) 200-5922.
Patrons will enter the world of the German Cabaret and travel with CSF through the sounds of 1920's Weimar, the Parisian society of the 1930's, and the musicals and film spectaculars of the 1940's all through Weill's iconic songs.
Weill's great songbook includes the familiar songs Mack the Knife, September Song, Moon of Alabama, It Never Was You as well as forgotten gems (Berlin in Lights, Youkali -Tango Habanera, Nana's Lied, Buddy on the Night Shift).
Edwin Cahill won Saint Louis's Kevin Kline award for his portrayal of Cosme McMoon in a touring production of the play SOUVENIR, which he reprised in Santa Barbara, and Hartford. He made his Lincoln Center directing debut as the associate director for DIALOGUES OF THE CARMELITES at the Juilliard Opera; he appeared in the French premiere of Kurt Weill's STREET SCENE at the Opéra National Toulon, France; made his debut in Brazil as director, pianist, and performer of WIR SIND NEW YORKERS!, a dramatic review of the life and music of Kurt Weill which he conceived ; and is creating the role of the Gentleman Caller in BLUE ROSES in the world premiere musical adaptation of THE GLASS MENAGERIE. He is originally from Cape Elizabeth, Maine.
Described by Opera News as "displaying a rock-solid lower range, clean and controlled tone and a wide expressive range" American mezzo soprano Peabody Southwell will revive her critically acclaimed Long Beach Opera performance as the title role in Piazzolla's MARIA DE BUENOS AIRES for Chicago Opera Theater as her debut for the company in their current season. She made her Central City Opera debut in 2011 as Anna in Weill's THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS and Zita in Puccini's GIANNI SCHICCHI lauded by The Denver Post as "a virtual unknown who deliver[ed] two career-making turns." She splits her time between Los Angeles and Camden, Maine.
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Oklahoma: Art Deco Style, Music and More in Tulsa
By Hillary Speed | Thursday Mar 28, 2013
A visit to Tulsa reveals an eclectic mix of new and old: artsy hangouts that show off Tulsa's thriving hipster culture as well as well-preserved historic gems that harken back to the oil boom of the early 1900s.
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By Pauline Jelinek | Monday Mar 18, 2013
Some tips to help business travelers protect their laptops and mobile devices from spying - or at least limit the damage of hacking - while in China or other nations that may want to steal company information.
Terminal Bliss: Airport Layovers Get a Makeover
By Jason Keyser | Saturday Jan 12, 2013
Getting stranded at an airport once meant enduring hours of boredom in a kind of travel purgatory with nothing to eat but fast food. These days, it can seem more like passing through the gates of Shangri-la.
Bodrum's Eternal Blue
By Mark Thompson | Friday Dec 28, 2012
While some people consider Bodrum to be "the Hamptons of Turkey," for me, flying into Bodrum was a bit like finding Brigadoon. From the window of the plane, I watched as a series of misty blue islands rose almost chimerically out of the silvery gray sea.
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Friday Dec 21, 2012
From improved snowmaking and thrilling, innovative terrain parks to a new amusement park where visitors can design and ride their own virtual roller coaster, New York State is brimming with big new things to see and do this winter.
Istanbul's Magical Mystery Tour
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As the economic and cultural heart of Turkey, Istanbul is the world's tenth most popular destination. A center of arts and fashion, culture and history, with a median age of 23, Istanbul is also a university town with more than 150,000 students.
Dubai Returns to Mega-Projects After Fiscal Dive
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Dubai is suddenly rediscovering its old habits. That means relentless hype and construction plans loaded with superlatives. Case in point: A proposed Taj Mahal replica four times bigger than the original.
Travel Book Holiday Gift Guide
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From memoirs and maps to beautiful hard-covers suitable for coffee-table display, here are some ideas for holiday gifts from this year's crop of travel books and publications.
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As if a weekend in Las Vegas isn't wild enough for Southern Californians, a Nevada entrepreneur is about to add five more hours of party to either end.
P'town for New Year's: The Perfect Place for New Resolutions
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There isn't much bipartisanship.
On Capitol Hill as we all know nobody seems to be able to get along that over that.
But fortunately two people -- we're all -- to be joined now.
By congressman Steve -- Womack Republican of Arkansas and congresswoman.
Jackie -- Democrat of California look at them standing even close together it's so nice to see some -- love on the hill.
No she's a lot better looking and I am stunned that I'm not going -- come as of but congresswoman let me come to you first.
You introduce yes today the bipartisan marketplace.
Equity act and this is -- -- back collecting and all online sales tax explain exactly what the act would do.
Well I'm motivated out of a sense of fairness for -- emergence.
In my local area big and small.
Have to do business in an extremely.
Difficult tax environment in that because of a lack of a nexus.
That an online retailer might have with a state of -- Arkansas.
That the law does not provide that -- online retailer has to collect and remit the sales tax is doing an online purchase.
And so the burden of paying those taxes rests with the purchasers.
And of course we all know what's happening is it that they they're not paying those taxes.
So this creates a very serious uneven playing field for the local merchants.
And -- so my motivation is out of respect for them and the fact that they compete on -- on an extremely difficult playing field.
When the advantage the tax advantages belong with the online retailer.
Congresswoman if you introduced this kind of legislation and get it cost.
The the companies that are selling well online -- -- going to say well that's always gonna charge -- for a good so while you may be protecting your local businesses.
Don't you put an extra burden on the people buying things online because they'll get price increases.
Well actually.
We're all required to either pay the sales tax or.
Reported on our state income tax as personal use tax so.
Technically and legally -- must post a sales tax on every product they drive.
Yeah -- of the slogans of this effort is a sale is a sale is for sale.
And what's happened is the Internet was given a pass some years ago because it was a fledgling new industry and we want to make sure that it would.
Do well well it's done very well so well that in fact it's impacting the small businesses and here's some of the small businesses who.
We heard yesterday talk about how people would come into their businesses.
Look at the camera kick the tires on the bicycle and then literally going out out of the the small businesses.
And order it online because this is not fair it's not right and we're just trying to -- creates a level playing field.
For small and large businesses -- Congressman Dana -- -- not many Republicans not keen on raising any taxes.
Why do you think this is one that should be and well.
Now now wait a minute let's don't let's don't say this is raising attacks because it is not -- attacks -- I've heard those arguments before.
This is about fairness for the brick and mortar businesses that hasn't been the backbone of the American retail economy for a long long time.
-- into the because of a lack of action on the part of congress which has the vested authority.
To level this playing field because of a lack of congressional action.
To allow an online retailer to have this.
Sensational advantage this enormous advantage over their brick and mortar counterparts.
Is destructive to local communities and I think we've got to fix the fairness issue and the time is now and I think this bipartisan bill doesn't.
-- also -- that yes it states that don't have sales tax this would not create a sales taxpayer they would continue to operate.
With no sales tax it is only affects -- states that choose.
Require the collection of sales tax by online.
I congresswoman -- it sounds eminently reasonable.
Omelet -- NN eminently unreasonable political atmosphere on Capitol Hill these days what kind of reaction are you getting to this up propose legislation.
More actually getting out -- a very good reaction and you know congress is great about offering lip service.
Two issues like small businesses we want to help small business and begins in our economy and yet here's a simple way a very simple way.
-- -- creating.
A level playing field for those small businesses giving him a chance to survive.
And we we think this is a great step forward and hope that we can -- -- -- If I can only add one more thing we're not here to debate business models whether they -- the retail merchant on the main street.
Here's a more preferable solution to the consuming public in the online retailer that that's not the issue here the issue is.
One has an advantage over the other -- as -- concerns tax policy we think that that should be fixed in and then let the consuming public.
Be the determinant.
In a free market economy as to which business model is preferable.
Part -- your talking with one voice -- from both sides of the political divide let me see if I can split you up.
The president's sudden -- American jobs act failed it didn't cost the senate.
Were some Republican senators now considering putting forward.
For their own piece of legislation.
This afternoon including Senator McCain and senator Kay Bailey Hutchison.
Congresswoman walked.
Does congress need to do to create jobs for the American people and why -- do it.
Well we can do it and I think we can do -- on a bipartisan.
Manner as well because we all recognize the infrastructure in this country's crumbling.
There's an easy opportunity now.
To fix the bridges that are unsafe.
To fix the runways.
That -- potholes and there's many efforts that we can undertake right away that were.
Not only create jobs for all the people they can bill that jobs for all the people think the trickle down benefit from having people out there working and I might also add.
There's a lot we can do in terms of reducing.
The mortgages that Fannie and Freddie own.
From 6% to 4%.
Giving Americans another 800 dollars a month.
In their pocket books by just giving him heat.
And going right today.
Congressman well what -- won't he'll propose solutions for the jobs crisis.
Well look if I can just take one as an example -- -- in my district a lot of times talked a lot of jumpers if there was one thing we could do.
And that is to reduce this hyper regulatory environment that.
The job creators having to operate in I think that's where a lot of this uncertainty is vested in the economy.
So I would just say as one solution of many out there.
That reducing the regulatory burdens placed -- our job creators is one area where I would -- put a lot of emphasis right now all right congresswoman Jackie -- Democrat of California thank you very much and congressman.
Before we go Lou I understand that your press secretaries of big -- -- and found.
And you gonna defiant hand Manhattan -- -- the razorbacks last -- -- I wanna say congratulations to you the razorbacks the winning and congratulations to -- Davis holding onto his job I guess.
Well they you know that's a good thing JR has been pretty quiet this week -- go hogs and it was a great win over the tigers.
All right come as well back thank you very much -- -- -- -- great to see both in good luck with a -- my pleasure equity act.
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Joel wrote:And just exactly how does this relate to College Football?
Or poker, who in the hell knows, but I this I know, the Irish needed a college to go to, so they set up this University
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Or poker, who in the hell knows, but I this I know, the Irish needed a college to go to, so they set up this University
Re: The Irish are #1"Peace is that brief glorious moment in history when everybody stands around reloading."
-- Thomas Jefferson
Re: The Irish are #1Tis great in this season of joy to see Notre Dame as the undisputable best team in the country - a school with high morals, class, tradition, the best fans and has the highest graduation rate of any BCS school in history (or is it Stanford - my other favorite college team?)
As a direct descendent of famous Irish jockeys, I am proud of what Notre Dame has accomplished. Vince P Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax and get used to the idea.
Avatar: My cuzin Isaac Murphy - a jock I'm tying to emulate in character and winning percentage - almost 47% lifetime.
Re: The Irish are #1
You're thinking of Penn State.
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How can you support a team who named themselves after a condom?
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LMAO.."best team in the country". You needed 117 Hail Mary's and 117 Our Father's to beat a HORRIBLE Pitt team at home. Do they deserve to be #1? Probably. Are they the best team in the country? No. I would say right now Georgia deserves that honour..
Re: The Irish are #1JB hates Chicagoans, blue collars from the Midwest and anyone from the heartland. My guess is he secretly goes to meetings that are bashing the US of A. I once saw him flip off TD Jesus. I would love to see ND take down USC and then upset might Alabamy.
Re: The Irish are #1I just don't think they are as good as their record.
Notre Dame is #1 in the country and they are playing a team NOT in the top 20 who LOST their starting QB, and is starting a FRESHMAN. Yet the Point Spread is only 6. If they were really that good, they should be two TD favourites, at least..
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In the recent years, TD Jesus was renamed Field Goal Jesus as a "testatment" to ND's ineptitude.
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This was our stopping place for our limo winery tour that I had assistance in choosing from our limo company! Service was outstanding and food was just what we needed! Although atmosphere seems a little loud we really had no problems! Prices were a little high but what we expected due to the locale. It was a very busy Saturday so having reservations was quite the way to go! I would come back again!
Very good location and delicious food at South Coast Winery. Menu changes from two months ago was a little disappointing. Cobb salad with filet was truly outstanding and disappointed it was removed from the menu. Ordered eggs benedict today and enjoy very much but would have preferred the salad!
Took the girl friend for a couple of days to South Coast Winery. Stayed in a deluxe Villa, spent two hours at the Spa and had dinner and breakfast at the restaurant. Overall a great two day stay-cation get a way. Ate at the the restaurant for supper on Sunday (not busy) and breakfast on Monday. Staff was attentive and very knowledgeable. Food was 3.5 - 4 stars. Ambiance is nothing extra special. Great place to have a quiet dinner with that special someone, or couples.
Tina our server made our dining experience amazing!!! She was knowledgeable, personable, and professional. The food was wonderful. I've been to SC Vineyard Rose many times in the past and both food & service have been inconsistent so I haven't been there in a couple of years. We dined here out of convenience and I was pleasantly surprised of how wonderful everything was.
We tend to go here only on Special Occasions!!! Why, we asked ourselves!! No more - we will be back again and again. Can't beat it.
This lovely restaurant located at South Coast Winery in Temecula, is a lovely spot for any occasion. The setting is gorgeous! The winery/resort make this location a San Diego County treasure!
This was our 2nd time to dine here, I had the prime rib and my wife had the scallop's - both were good. Service was ok.
We went there for lunch to celebrate my birthday. The service and the food were excellent ( very juicy, flavorful pork chop) as was the assistance in choosing a wine. I would have liked a more expanded entree list.
Love it!! Thank you for my cheese cake birthday treat!! Love you guys!
Attending a wedding down in Temecula and decided to book a table at our hotel's restaurant to celebrate our own anniversary. We weren't sure what to expect since it was Labor Day weekend, but our dinner was delightful. The restaurant was quiet, service was excellent, and our meal delicious (I had fish and my husband had steak). And, of course, the wine was good too. We will definitely be back!
We come frequently with friends and find the food consistently good. It would be nice if the restaurant expanded the happy hour menu.
This is the 2nd time my date and I have come here. Each time we're here the service and staff is always excellent and the food is always top notch. This has turned into our favorite place to go. Great wine list, great food and a perfect place to go for a romantic dinner. The restaurant is expensive but well worth it.
I live on the coast and brought two guests for Sunday brunch for a birthday celebration. We had a delightful time.
great atmosphere great food: Appetizers: Coconut Shrimp - yummy but only 4 Salad: Caprese Salad - AMAZING ... SOO good, my date who doesn't eat salads, said that its now her favorite. We shared both the shrimp and Caprese salad and it was a perfect amount for the two of us. Main Course: Prime Rib - was amazing so was the baked potato Filet mignon - was overcooked but she still liked it. Dessert: Cheesecake - its meh, but I'm not a fan of cheesecake The only "con" was the waitress, not her attitude, it just took awhile to get her attention, kinda annoying. But she was the only one working, so i shouldn't hate. Overall: We would definitely come back for dinner again.
Took our best friends here to celebrate their 31 wedding anniversary! Everything (service, food) was outstanding! Highly reccomend the Sweet Corn & Clam Saffron Chowder, Iceberg Wedge Salad, Vineyard Rose Caesar, Filet Mignon...absolute perfection! Oh yeah, and the wine that our waitress reccomended was a perfect match for our dinner! Yum!!!!
This gorgeous venue is just perfect for groups or a romantic dinner. This is our go-to place for taking out-of-towners out to dinner. The food is consistently good, and, although there have been minor issues over the years, there has been nothing that would keep us from coming back to this wonderful winery and restaurant.
Great to breakfast in a relaxed atmosphere with class. Staff was very curteous. This place has the best hashbrowns ever! Which we didnt expect. Enjoyable view of the vineyard.
Excellent service! Truly an upscale environment. Value is there, a little expensive but you truly get what you pay for.
Excellent food. Would have given it a top rating but the mushrooms and fingerling potatoes were not warm enough at the top but still tasted great. Had filet mignon and lamb chops and both were excellent. The sauces were really good. Very accomodating service as my wife is gluten free. Really nice wine - get the bottle if you will have 3 or more glasses. Nice ambiance but a little noisy initially because of the wine crush event going on. For two the meal was about $150 which is about average for fine dining these days. I will definitely return for special occasions.
Good food and not too busy even on weekend for lunch.
I brought my parents here while they were in town visiting. We loved the food and the service was great. They have a good selection of food and reasonable prices. Our waiter, Sean, was awesome.
Food was good, parts of the meal great and some just good. It was still worth the price. The wine here was outstanding and the arcatectur is really outstanding.
Love everything about South Coast, that's why I'm a member :)
From the time we walked into the place we felt welcomed.. the service was great, the food was excellent, and they had a concert going on at the same time, which I thought would be a little loud but it wasn't.. we had a great time and will definitely be back! We already have recommended this place to several of our friends, and will continue to do so..
We made a reservation at the restaurant for "convenience sake" as we were attending a Matt Rogers concert at the winery. We were not expecting anything great. Big surprise. From the hostess ( we changed the number in outlet party 3 times )to the busboy to the waiter , we were given 5* treatment. The food seriously was the best we have had a restaurant in a very long time. We are restaurant "snobs" and were so pleasantly surprised ! The prime rib was the best that we have ever had. It also was very reasonably priced. We will definitely be back and recommend the entire Southcoast Winery experience .
Delicious food, excellent wine (not limited to their own label) and outstanding service. Noise level very low so conversation was easy. Ate indoors. Out door patio has view of vineyards.
I had a wonderful time eating dinner at South Coast Winery and looking forward to my next trip there!
We just moved to CA and went on Open Table to find this restaurant. We absolutely loved it, loved eating outside on the terrace, and not only was our food great, but the staff was outstanding! We will return again and will bring family.
A good variety of meat and fish dishes. Food was well prepared and very favorful. My only complaint was with the waiter. He was nice, but not very knowledgable about the food on the menu. He was unable to answer several basic questions about the preparation of different dishes.
Have been here many times...never disappointed. Feels special every time.
Tasting room was active and fun. For $15 you could try any 5 wines of your choice. We went to dinner afterward and food was good and bountiful. If you are in the area, I would go there for wine tasting then dinner.
We enjoyed our first brunch at the Vineyard Rose . The service was polite and timely. The ambiance and decor make it an easy place to relax and enjoy your food.
We had a very nice meal, great champagne and excellent service! Breakfast was terrific, flavorful and fresh. The only negative was our table location - no view of the outside & too close to the kitchen (although the coming & going was quiet)
My husband and I ate at the Vineyard Rose when we celebrated our anniversary at the South Coast Winery Resort. It was a lovely weekend and the delicious meal we had at the Vineyard Rose only made it better. We ordered a bottle of the Mourvedre wine that we liked when we tasted it early in the day at their tasting room. I had the double cut pork chop and my husband had a salad with the coconut shrimp. Everything was delicious! The pork was very tasty, it was a little hard to cut but it was still very moist and juicy. Maybe my knife just needed a little sharpening. My husband was very happy with his meal. Since it was our anniversary they let us pick any dessert we wanted for free. That was a nice surprise!
For the past several years our group of 5 to 6 nurses have held our biannual meetings of our nurses' reunion group here. Next year will be our 50th anniversary. We almost always choose the outdoor patio dining and we love the view, the gentle sounds of nature and the feeling of peacefulness. It's important that our occasional outbreaks of laughter are not a concern to other guests. Because we met later than usual during this chilly November, we dined for the first time inside. The food was delectable, the service outstanding and we could visit and laugh without worry. We come from Mountain Center, Encinitas, and Orange County and the Vineyard Rose is a good location for us. It's always an enjoyable experience. Kathleen
Service was great.......from breakfast to wine tasting the service was fantastic. Winery has beautiful grounds with flowers and greenery.
My adult daughter and I took my mother on her 75th Anniversary here for dinner. I had been here before - and my mother had been here before for both dinner and lunch on a few occasions. This night was made so special by what was one of the best waiters we have all experienced in quite some time [and we are "foodies"]. His manner was gentle, helpful, funny, gracious and so not intrusive -- which it is hard to be all of those at once, I know. The food was excellent, of course . . .but the service was memorable and added significantly to our already splendid experience. The only negative at all is that the piano playing is too loud for part of the restaurant. It becomes better and a nice accent if you can get about six tables away from it.
Vineyard Rose is located about halfway between a dear friend's house and mine, we meet there once a month for lunch. We call it "Our Place". We are both delighted with the delicious meals and friendly service.
Everything was very good just as we've come to expect...a few minor dings....we felt a bit rushed...not the waiters fault...the food seemed to arrive two minutes after we ordered....the noise coming from the bar made it seem like we were at TGIFridays
Service and food were excellent. Our waiter, Philippe I think was his name. Nice gentleman from France. He knew just when to check on how things were going. A plus was the the young lady playing the piano. She was excellent. Her playing added such nice ambiance. We will be back and have told our friends. We recently moved to Temecula from San Diego.
The service was very slow on Friday evening. We also had dinner at this restaurant on Thurs evening, everything was wonderful including the service.
Prime rib was overcooked with no rare available. When you charge a lot for something you should be able to get what you ask for not overcooked.
We went for lunch, our 27th anniversary. We loved the cozy booth, and the ambiance of the Vinyard Rose. Our server seemed very rushed, and sometimes we couldn't understand him. The food is wonderful, we've been here a few times. I wish they had more reasonable wines by the glass for lunch, I think they would sell a lot more. Our server only said, when we were leaving, Happy 40th Anniverseary, and that was about it. We thought it was funny, but I think he should have offered a desert for us, (at least) , but I think he was too busy.
I have been to your restaurant several times and have always had a very pleasant experience. I love the ambience and when the weather is fine, outdoor dining is such a pleasure. Wilma Severe
It was my wife's birthday and the second year in a row that we selected South Coast Winery to celebrate. Two friends drove up from San Diego to join us and they too really enjoyed the evening.
We were a party of six for Saturday lunch, and once again we were treated to a fine relaxing lunch with a little wine tasting for desert! The food was as always superbly prepared and presented, kudos to the chef, kitchen staff and servers for a job well done. The individually prepared in house burgers are to die for, with fries to match. All in all a very pleasant experience, in the nicest of surroundings, inside and out.
I have reviewed this restaurant several times. This is always a winner! Great for special occasions!
Always a good time at the Vineyard Rose at South Coast Winery! We had an awesome, non-rushed lunch with a great server Alicia and then did a little shopping in the gift store and finally some wine tasting! Great Day, Great Place! Recommend it hightly!
The restaurant is a perfect place for a quiet and romantic dinner. The food was very good and the ambience was excellent. Decorated in holiday lights and accessories gave this place a very nice and wintery feel. Highly recommend for a special occasion
I took my husband to Vineyard Rose for his 40th birthday. We had a great time. He loved the Prime Rib. I had duck for the first time and it was SOOOOOO delicious. Your restaurant was decorated beautifully for Christmas...and bringing my husband a cheesecake for dessert was perfect! Thank you so much!


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Editor: Miriam Raub Vivian
Fall Quarter 2006 |
California State University, Bakersfield
Volume 15, No. 1
by Kenya McCormack
Molweni! ("Hello" in Xhosa)
I left Bakersfield in June to study abroad at Stellenbosch University in South Africa and have just returned home. While abroad, I studied a variety of subjects, including Afrikaans, isiXhosa, French, South African literature and art, political science of South Africa, and economics.
Unfortunately I was unable to take courses in history because they were taught completely in Afrikaans. Luckily the professor with whom I studied economics, Sampie J. Terreblanche, is an economic historian, and I gained quite a bit of history through his courses.
I traveled as much as I could while in South Africa. During the semester, my friends and I took frequent day trips to surrounding areas, including Cape Town, where we visited Robben Island and Table Mountain. After the semester was over, and before I returned home, I went on a twenty-two day camping trip. I traveled from Johannesburg to Kruger National Park, then into Zimbabwe to see the Great Zimbabwe Ruins and Victoria Falls, into Botswana to the Okavanga Delta and Chobe National Park, and back to Johannesburg.
This photograph of me was taken in front of the Great Enclosure (the area where all 250 of the king's wives lived) at the Great Zimbabwe Ruins. Before hiking to the ruins, I was eating lunch under a tree, and a monkey decided that my hair looked like a good place to defecate—hence the bandana.
South Africa is both a first- and third-world country. It is the richest country in sub-Saharan Africa, but over one-third of its population lives in poverty. Stellenbosch is a prime example of the vast inequality that exists in the country, and ultimately in the world: the university area is very affluent and dominated by white people, while a five-minute drive takes one to the Khayamundi Township where thousands of black people live in abject poverty. Though apartheid ended twelve years ago, its legacy lives on. There are several problems that South Africa faces, and it is difficult to determine what takes precedence. Having lived there for six months I can probably talk about it for hours (and just may if you ask me about it).
Before I left South Africa I noticed that there was one question everyone asked me: what did I like best? My answer is the experience itself—this includes what I learned, the people I met, the conversations, debates, and arguments I had, and the encounters with many different cultures. I would also add that it was surreal to be standing at the Great Zimbabwe Ruins after learning about the kingdom a year ago in Southern African History with Professor Meriwether.
Studying abroad, especially in an area that is still developing, gives a person insight that cannot be obtained from reading a book; I highly recommend it and hope that everyone who is able invests a little time and money to gain what I have.
Totsiens! ("Until we meet again" in Afrikaans
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A group of London teens find themselves in the middle of an alien invasion and fight to defend their tower block from some evil extraterrestrials in this stylish sci-fi romp from the producers of Shaun of the Dead and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. Beset by a gang of young thugs as she passes through a South London housing estate, Sam (Jodie Whittaker) is in the midst of being robbed when a ball of light falls out of the sky, and destroys a nearby car. Frightened, she flees from the scene just before an unearthly beast emerges from the wreckage and attacks Moses (John Boyega), the leader of the youthful gang. In retaliation, Moses and his crew slay the creature, and take it to a local drug den owned by ruthless gangster Hi-Hatz (Jumayn Hunter) for safe keeping. Later, as the police assist Sam in pursuing her assailants, strange lights start to rain down on the streets, heralding the arrival of a second, more ferocious, wave of creatures. With the city under siege, there's no place left to run. Quickly realizing she's going to have to fight if she wants to survive, Sam once again crosses paths with the street-tough teens, but instead of running away vows to battle alongside them to the bitter end. Meanwhile, Moses becomes the primary target of the aliens, and the group arms themselves with everything from baseball bats to high-powered fireworks in the fight to save the human race. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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The King
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A young man exacts a thorough revenge against the father who abandoned him in this independent drama. Elvis (Gael García Bernal) is a young man in his early twenties who, after finishing a hitch in the Navy, learns that his biological father was Pastor David Sandow (William Hurt), a man of the cloth who has never taken responsibility for siring a child out of wedlock. Elvis travels to Corpus Christi, TX, to confront Sandow about his past; the pastor asks Elvis to let him break the news to his wife and children himself, and assures the young man he wants to stay in contact with him. Elvis, however, prefers to handle matters in his own way. First Elvis sets his sights on Malerie (Pell James), the pastor's teenage daughter, and after winning her trust, takes the girl's virginity. Malerie soon discovers she's pregnant, and after her older brother Paul (Paul Dano) sees Elvis slipping out of the house following a liason with the girl, he confronts the seducer and is stabbed and killed.
Elvis manages to cover his tracks cleanly enough that no one is certain Paul is dead. Next, Elvis goes to great lengths to ingratiate himself with Sandow, and despite the objections of his wife (Laura Harring), the pastor eventually invites the man who killed his son and violated his daughter to live under the same roof with his family. The King was the first dramatic feature from director James Marsh, who previously distinguished himself in documentaries. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Shaun of the Dead
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It's often said that the true character of a man is only revealed in times of dire crisis, and for likable, lovelorn loser Shaun (Simon Pegg), that moment of reckoning came when the dead rose from their slumber to feast on the flesh of the living. A hapless electronics store employee who spends most of his spare time downing pints at the local pub with his roommate, Ed (Nick Frost), Shaun's life seems to fall apart when he is dumped by his girlfriend, Liz (Kate Ashfield), and his obnoxious stepfather, Philip (Bill Nighy), shows up to berate him for not being more attentive to his caring mother Barbara (Penelope Wilton) -- especially since he forgot to send flowers for her birthday. Things take a turn for the worse when the dead return to stake their claim on the Earth, and though the chaos that follows threatens to swallow up all of England, it's up to Shaun to keep his cool and prove himself once and for all by successfully rescuing Liz and his mother. With his trusty roommate by his side, nothing -- not even the living dead -- can stand between Shaun and the two most important women in his life. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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It's All About Love
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An estranged couple are brought back together as they run for their lives in a future world where science as well as emotions have gone haywire in this sci-fi drama from director Thomas Vinterberg. In the year 2021, the world seems to have become a very strange place; an unexplained ailment is causing children to drop dead on the streets of New York, ice storms and floods strike major cities without notice, summer is marked by periodic snowfalls, and a strange hole has appeared in the Ugandan sky that causes people to loose the grip of gravity and drift off into space. In the midst of all this, internationally known figure skater Elena (Claire Danes) is getting divorced from her husband John (Joaquin Phoenix) after an 18-month separation. John has arrived in New York City to have Elena sign the divorce papers, but after finally making his way through her entourage, he discovers her to be unhappy and out of sorts, and she asks him to stay. John soon learns that Elena and her staff have a secret -- David (Alun Armstrong), her manager, has had Elena cloned, and now there are three duplicates of her to stand in if she should be killed or injured. John's discovery puts both him and Elena in grave danger, and they are soon on the run from David and his underlings. Meanwhile, Marciello (Sean Penn) ponders the unstable state of the world as he flies from one place to another after a heroic dose of pills designed to combat the fear of flying. It's All About Love received its North American premier at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Shane Meadows directed this film, which is the third and final chapter in his Nottingham Trilogy which also includes 1999's A Room for Romeo Brass and 1997's Twentyfourseven. Starring The Full Monty's Robert Carlyle, Once Upon a Time in the Midlands is a twist on the traditional Western film, transplanting the action to modern-day Nottingham, England. Jimmy (Carlyle) is a small-time criminal who comes back into town after seeing his old girlfriend turn down a marriage proposal on television. Rhys Ifan (Notting Hill) co-stars as Dek, the jilted proposer who looks to stop Jimmy from rekindling the relationship. Once Upon a Time in the Midlands screened as part of the Director's Fortnight at the 2002 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi
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A man looking for love gets more than he bargained for when he chooses his prospective wife on the internet in this dark comedy. The manager of a bank in a small British community (Ben Chaplin) decides that he's in need of long-term companionship, and through an on-line marriage broker called From Russia With Love, he obtains a "mail order" bride (Nicole Kidman). While he's more than pleased that his new fiancée is so beautiful, she turns out to have a dangerous and mysterious side that he wasn't counting on, and things become quite complicated when two of her cousins (Vincent Cassel and Mathieu Kassovitz) arrive from Russia and move into his tiny house in St. Albans. Though set in England, Birthday Girl was actually shot in Australia, which allowed leading lady Nicole Kidman to stay in touch with her then- husband, Tom Cruise, who was shooting Mission: Impossible II in Australia at the same time. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
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Buffalo Soldiers
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Australian director Gregor Jordan makes his sophomore effort with this tale about crooked U.S. soldiers based in Germany during the waning days of the cold war. Special Fourth Class soldier Elwood (Joaquin Phoenix) guards against the Soviets while on duty, and rips off the U.S. military while off duty. Handsome, calculating, and thoroughly amoral, Elwood runs a profitable black-market business that operates just below the official radar. He and his associates make drugs to sell to his fellow GIs; steal Army supplies, selling them to a German connection; and a host of other dirty deeds. One day, he and his gang uncover some loot that will land them some real money -- high-tech military weaponry. As they try to quietly offload the stuff, the new sergeant, Robert K. Lee (Scott Glenn), catches on to Elwood's nefarious deeds and sets out to put him out of businesses. Elwood, in turn, catches on to the fact that Lee has a very attractive daughter (Anna Paquin) and sets out to bed her. This film was screened at the 2001 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
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Rapa Nui
This is a historical melodrama set against the backdrop of Easter Island's mysterious stone monoliths, directed by Kevin Reynolds and produced by his frequent collaborator, Kevin Costner. Jason Scott Lee stars as Noro, a pre-colonial tribesman living on the remote Pacific island that his people call Rapa Nui. A member of the elite "Long Ears" sect, Noro is to represent his clan in an annual ritual, a dangerous race along rocky cliffs and through shark-infested waters to retrieve the first egg from a sacred bird hatchery that lies offshore. Noro, however, is in love with Ramana (Sandrine Holt), a member of the "Short Ears," a slave class that builds the "Moai," which are giant stone carvings dotting the island. The tribal shaman rules that Noro and Ramana may marry if she spends six months in an isolated cave and he wins the contest. Make (Esai Morales), another Short Ear, is a rival for Ramana and leader of unrest in his exploited caste. Make trains to represent the Short Ears against Noro in the race, but judgment in the contest's result is interrupted by the sudden appearance of an iceberg. Interpreted as an omen, the "white canoe of the gods" leads to a civil war. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi
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Fourteen-year-old Susie Salmon (Saoirse Ronan) is just experiencing the pangs of first love when she's viciously murdered by her neighbor Mr. Harvey (Stanley Tucci), a predatory wolf with a deceptively mundane appearance. As her family slowly begins drifting apart while struggling to make sense of their loss, Susie bravely attempts to find her footing in the hereafter. Meanwhile, down on earth, Mr. Harvey is feeling confident that he's covered his tracks well enough to get away with the crime, and begins honing in on his next victim -- Susie's younger sister, Lindsey (Rose McIver), who's beginning to suspect that he's not the harmless suburbanite he portrays himself to be. Director Peter Jackson reteams with King Kong and Lord of the Rings trilogy co-screenwriters Philippa Boyens and Fran Walsh to adapt Alice Sebold's bestselling novel for the big screen. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
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13 Fighting Men
This action film set just after the Civil War tends to stay on the surface of the story instead of diving deeper into character motivation. A group of Union Army soldiers is charged with protecting a box of gold and getting it to its rightful place within the government coffers. As might be expected, their biggest enemies are former Confederate soldiers who have their own ideas about what to do with the gold. Battles and skirmishes succeed each other as the fight for the gold begins, and even some of the Union men start to wonder if the gold would not be better off in their own hands. Dissension splits the ranks as the drama heads towards its conclusion. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Aesop's Fables
Approximately one year before the debut of Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids, comedian Bill Cosby, the CBS network and the Filmation cartoon firm collaborated on this 30-minute TV special. Cosby appears in the live-action wraparounds as Greek storyspinner Aesop, who talk-sings a brace of songs and narrates animated versions of two fables. In the "Tortoise and the Hare" segment, funnymen John Byner and Larry Storch provide the voices for the title characters, with Byner returning in "The Tortoise Who Wanted to Fly". And in an extended sequence combining live and cartoon action, two youngsters, Joey (Keith Hamilton) and Marta (Jerelyn Fields), lost in an enchanted forest, are guided to safety by the all-wise Aesop. The special was written by Earl Hamner Jr., of The Waltons fame. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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Archie and His New Friends
Ostensibly a one-shot animated special, Archie and His New Friends was designed not only to promote the popular Saturday-morning The Archie Show, but also to introduce Prime Time viewers to the series' newest character (actually not new at all, since she'd been appearing in comic-book form since 1962), Sabrina the Teenage Witch. In her first major adventure with Archie, Jughead, Betty, Veronica and the rest, newcomer Sabrina tries her best to "fit in" as a typical 15-year-old student at Riverdale High School, but her status as an apprentice witch all but requires her to use magic every once in while--especially during a hotly contested student election. As a balm to the kiddie fans, the special includes performances of several of The Archies' bubble-gum song hits, including "Get on the Line" and "You've Got to Have an Image." While Archie and His New Friends was first broadcast by CBS on September 14, 1969--the day after Sabrina made her initial appearance on The Archie Show--the weekly Sabrina the Teenage Witch series would not appear until September 1, 1971 (it was of course preceded by the hybrid series Sabrina and the Groovie Ghoulies. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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A young pig fights convention to become a sheep dog -- or, rather, sheep pig -- in this charming Australian family film, which became an unexpected international success due to superior special effects and an intelligent script. The title refers to the name bestowed on a piglet soon after his separation from his family, when he finds himself on a strange farm. Confused and sad, Babe is adopted by a friendly dog and slowly adjusts to his new home. Discovering that the fate of most pigs is the dinner table, Babe devotes himself to becoming a useful member of the farm by trying to learn how to herd sheep, despite the skepticism of the other animals and the kindly but conventional Farmer Hoggett (James Cromwell). Because technically impeccable animatronics and computer graphics allow the farm animals to converse easily among themselves, first-time director Chris Noonan can treat the film's menagerie as actual characters, playing scene not for cuteness but for real emotions. The result is often surprisingly touching, with Noonan and George Miller's script, based on Dick King-Smith's children's book and, indirectly, a true story, seamlessly combining gentle whimsy and sincere feeling. These same qualities are embodied by in Cromwell's beautifully understated performance as Farmer Hoggett, which anchors the film. Despite its unlikely premise and low profile, Babe's inspirational story was embraced by audiences and critics, and the movie became an international sleeper that won an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture. It was followed in 1999 by the less successful Babe: Pig in the City. ~ Judd Blaise, All Movie Guide
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Things have barely settled from the excitement and resolve of the original Back to the Future, when in pops that crazy inventor Dr. Emmett Brown (Christopher Lloyd) with news that in order to prevent a series of events that could ruin the McFly name for posterity, Marty McFly (Michael J. Fox ) and his girlfriend are whisked into the future to the year 2015, where Marty must tangle with a teen rogue named Griff, who's obviously the descendant of Biff, the first Future film's bully. Marty foils Griff and his group when he jumps on an air-foil skateboard that flies him through town at rakish speeds with the loser bullies beaten again. Marty gets a money-making brainstorm before hopping in the time-traveling DeLorean, and he purchases a sports almanac. He figures that back in 1985 he'll be able to place sure-fire bets using the published sports scores of the games that are yet to happen. Unfortunately for Marty, Dr. Brown disapproves of his betting scheme -- he feels too much messing with time is very dangerous -- and he tosses the almanac. A hidden Biff overhears the discussion about the almanac, sees it get tossed out, and grabs it. Thus begins a time-traveling swirl to make the head spin. Biff swipes the DeLorean, heads back to 1955, and with the help of the unerring almanac, bets his way to power. The now-altered "Biff world" has turned into a nightmarish scene with Biff the mogul, residing in a Vegas-styled pleasure palace and running everything. It's all our hero Marty can do to pull the pieces together this time, as he must jump between three generations of intertwined time travel. The end of Back to the Future, Part 2 introduces its sequel as the zany professor has already time-dashed away to the Wild West of the late 1800s and invites Marty into a new adventure. ~ Rovi
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Everybody's All American covers 25 years in the life of college football hero Gavin Grey (Dennis Quaid). When he marries campus sweetheart Babs Rogers (Jessica Lange) and is picked up by the pros, a happily-ever-after denouement is predicted by friends and family. It is clear from the outset, however, that Grey is going to have to do a lot of growing up over the next few decades. Babs does her best to keep in step with her husband's career and mood swings, and in so doing becomes the "parent" in the family. John Goodman also stars as Grey's best buddy, and Timothy Hutton is on hand for a romantic-triangle subplot. Everybody's All American is based on the novel by longtime Sports Illustrated scrivener Frank Deford. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Season 01
Season One of the daily, half-hour animated series (and extended toy commercial!) He-Man and the Masters of the Universe jumps in and starts swimming when, wasting no time, the evil Skeletor steals a cosmic comet in order to break into Castle Grayskull and accumulated the wisdom and power of the Council of Elders that will enable him to take control of the planet Eternia. Fortunately, the planet's half-human regent Prince Adam prevents this coup by transforming himself into the muscular superhero He-Man. Within a few minutes, virtually all the important characters, and the central situation, are set up without the necessity of a windy backstory. 65 episodes are featured this season, virtual each one a self-contained story, each adhering to a basic formula: Skeletor wants power; He-Man won't let him have it; Skeletor relies upon allies and inventions which prove unreliable; He-Man can always depend on his loyal comrades Orko, Man-at-Arms et. al. Along the way, we find out that Adam/He-Man has an obnoxious, snooty cousin, who of course learns the error of his ways; but we still haven't learned (and indeed won't learn for the next two years) of He-Man's more significant relative: his twin sister Adora, aka She-Ra, ruler of the "parallel" planet Etheria. Highlights include an "origins" episode, in which Adam explains how he converted the morphing robot Man-E-Faces from evil to good; and the two-parter "The House of Shokoti", in which He-Man is dispatched to the Sands of Time by the mysterious Sorceress to solve the mystery of a pyramid that has suddenly materialized, and just as suddenly vanished (shades of 2001: A Space Odyssey, perhaps?) Jump in and start swimming with Skeletor stealing a cosmic comet in order to break into castle Grayskull. All the characters quickly set up without the necessity of a backstory. Each episode self-contained. Skeletor tends to rely on allies and inventions which invariably backfire.Along the way, we find out that Adam has an obnoxious cousin, the snooty Prince Jeremy, but he learns his lesson along with the rest of the audience. Haven't yet met She-Ra. One of the few "origin" episodes, Adam tells how he converted Man-E-Faces from evil to good. In the last episode of the season, "The Heart of a Giant", the spotlight is on He-Man's comical sidekick Orko, who has been forced to perform his rather seedy magic tricks in a sinister travelling circus. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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He-Man and the Masters of the Universe: Season 02
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Undoubtedly the makers of Mattel Toys were as thrilled as the younger cartoon fans when the daily, half-hour animated series He-Man and the Masters of the Universe was renewed for a second syndicated season of 65 episodes. Things haven't changed much on the planet Eternia: Prince Adam continues using a magic sword and incantation to transform himself into the superheroic He-Man, the sinister Skeletor persists in his efforts to steal the accumulated wisdom and power of the Council of Elders, and the various supporting characters--comic magician Orko, timid tiger Cringer, noble shaman Man-at-Arms et. al.--show up at the end of each episode to deliver a vital prosocial message, thereby satisfying the powers-that-be at the FCC who might otherwise look askance at what is essentially a 30-minute toy commercial. This season offers some intriguing storylines, notably the episode in which He-Man must rescue sworn enemy Skeletor from Sh'Gora, a hideous creature from another dimension. Also, we're treated to a few "origins" episodes, in which we find out how the Sorceress came to be the Sorceress, and how Cringer's alter ego BattleCat was born. But we still haven't met He-Man's twin sister She-Ra yet--and wouldn't until the five-part story "Secret of the Sword", which though advertised as a part of the He-Man series is actually the pilot for the spinoff show She-Ra, Princess of Power. In addition to the aforementioned 65 episodes, this second and final He-Man season also yielded a charming Christmas episode, which initially aired January 1, 1985. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Archie Sugar Sugar, Jingle Jangle Show
This animated TV special was cobbled together with scenes from the Saturday-morning The Archie Show and the 1969 special Archie and His New Friends. Once again, those lovable comic-book teenagers Archie, Jughead, Betty, Veronica and Reggie are in the middle of a highly competitive student election at Riverdale High School. Songs include the bubble-gum classic "Sugar, Sugar", as well as "You've Got to Have an Image", "Jingle Jangle", and "Who's My Baby?" The program originally aired March 22, 1970, on CBS. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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The Barker
Based on the oft-filmed play by Kenyon Nicholson, The Barker represented the talking-picture debut of silent-screen favorite Milton Sills (the film itself is a part-talkie, containing 38 minutes' worth of dialogue). Sills is cast as Nifty Miller, veteran sideshow barker for a cheap carnival. Miller is determined that his young son Chris (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) will not follow in his footsteps but will instead attend law school. But Chris cannot help but be drawn to carnival life -- especially when he meets pretty "carney" Lou (Dorothy Mackaill). The film ran into some state-by-state censorship problems due to the scanty costumes worn by the female cast members. Herman Mankiewicz was among the screenwriters of The Barker, which received a latter-day fame of sorts when its crowded opening-credit title was reproduced in the pages of Kevin Brownlow's silent-film retrospective The Parade's Gone By. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
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This sword-and-sorcery animated feature basically stars two "toys" -- She-Ra (voice of Melanie Britt) and He-Man (voice of John Erwin). Princess Adora has a special destiny -- to manifest as She-Ra and save Etheria from the really nasty Horde -- but she is not aware of her power-to-be. When Prince Adam (who is really He-Man) goes to Etheria to find the future She-Ra, his job is cut out for him -- or at least drawn out in standard animation but with added visual tricks that entertain the eye. He and She-Ra wreak havoc on the nasties, so violence is not absent -- just concentrated on the enemies. This feature was quickly followed by She-Ra: Princess of Power in 1986. ~ Eleanor Mannikka, Rovi
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Hollywood and social media may seem like a match, but if Facebook is a big part of 'social media', the movie version of the relationship may not have a happy ending.
Last year, just as the world's largest social network was prepping to go public, it was publicly dissed by automaker GM, which said it was cutting its spend on paid Facebook paid ads.
Now it looks like movie studios, not sure of the ROI from their Facebook investments, may be following in GM's footsteps.
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Our Internet Statistics Compendium has seen another bumper update this month, with an impressive swathe of data focusing on the internet landscape in Australia.
The latest report released by the ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation (CCi) gives a comprehensive overview into how the internet has become integral to Australians as a social tool, a shopping platform and an entertainment channel since 2007.
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Hollywood may not have a reputation for embracing new channels, but it's increasingly clear that new channels have the ability to help Hollywood's biggest companies succeed as consumers use technology to interact with content in new ways.
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A mere decade ago, the water cooler was still the ideal place to discuss the movie you saw over the weekend or the TV show you watched last night. But with the rise of social media, the water cooler is, for many viewers, online.
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Many big media companies are still trying to figure out how to cash in on the internet, but for some talented and lucky individuals, the internet has proven to be the perfect place to cash in on big media.
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