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By Dana Guthrie | July 3, 2014 | Updated: November 4, 2014 3:16pm
Photo By Jim Dyson/WireImage'Artifact' - First known as an actor, Jared Leto has also found success in the music industry with his band 30 Seconds to Mars. This documentary follows the band as it makes the album "This is War" while battling recording giant EMI in a pivotal lawsuit. Available Nov. 1
Photo By Handout'Kingpin' - The Farrelly brothers dumb down and goof up pro bowling -- and gross us out in the process. After bowler Roy Munsen (Woody Harrelson) swindles the wrong crowd and is left with a hook for a hand, he settles into impoverished obscurity. That is, until he uncovers the next big thing: an Amish kid named Ishmael (Randy Quaid). So, the corrupt and the hopelessly naïve hit the circuit intent on settling an old score with Big Ern (Bill Murray). Available Nov. 1
Photo By Walt Disney'Babes in Toyland' - Composer Victor Herbert's operetta comes delightfully to life in this 1961 fantasy starring Annette Funicello as Mary Contrary, whose fiancé, Tom Piper, (Tommy Sands), is abducted by a pair of goons. It seems that dastardly Mr. Barnaby (Ray Bolger) -- who covets Mary and her inheritance -- dispatched the thugs to get Tom out of the picture. When the dim-bulb duo double-crosses the boss, it sets off a search for Tom and a slew of comical chases. Available Nov. 1
Photo By Turner Classic Movies'Hell is for Heroes' - When a weary infantry squad is sent back into battle against a massive German force, unruly ace soldier Reese (Steve McQueen, in strong antihero form) devises a ruse to trick the Nazis into thinking the tiny Allied platoon is a much larger battalion. Renowned action director Don Siegel (Dirty Harry) helms the tense, well-acted war film, which also stars Bobby Darin, Bob Newhart, Fess Parker and James Coburn as the flamethrower-wielding Henshaw. Available Nov. 1
'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia: Season 9' - Narcissistic friends Charlie, Mac, Dennis, and Dennis's sister, Dee, run Paddy's Pub, a downtown Philadelphia Irish bar, where everyone's judgmental (and juvenile) behavior usually brings situations from uncomfortable to hysterically horrible. Available Nov. 1
Photo By Handout'Trading Mom' - Sissy Spacek plays four different characters in this unusual family comedy about three young siblings -- Elizabeth, Jeremy and Harry -- who magically banish their overworked single mother and try out several new models found at the "Mommy Market." Available Nov. 1
Photo By Handout'The Rocketeer' - In this stylish action-adventure, a stunt pilot stumbles across an experimental Nazi jet pack that transforms him into a one-man air force -- and soon becomes a target for mobsters, spies, FBI agents and millionaire Howard Hughes. Available Nov. 1
Photo By Handout'Spike' - A horror/romance/fantasy film. Available Nov. 1
'Portlandia:Season 4' - Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein send up the righteous, artistically inclined and 100% organic residents of Portland, Ore., in this sketch-based comedy series. Typical targets include artisanal light bulbs, feminist bookstores and indie rock. Available Nov. 1
Photo By Courtesy photo'Total Recall' - Paul Verhoeven's violent sci-fi adventure follows construction worker Douglas Quaid, who discovers a memory chip in his brain during a virtual-reality trip. He also finds that his past has been invented to conceal a plot of planetary domination. Available Nov. 1
Photo By Buena Vista Pictures'Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement' - As the newly crowned princess of the tiny European country of Genovia, teen Mia Thermopolis is still trying to get used to her title -- and as she's groomed to become the nation's future ruler, Mia learns an arranged marriage may be in store. Available Nov. 3
'Altman' - Through the words of director Robert Altman, film clips and behind-the-scenes material, documentarian Ron Mann chisels a well-crafted tribute to the maverick auteur whose fertile career encompassed huge hits, big misses and controversy. Available Nov. 4
'Fading Gigolo' - Middle-aged Fioravante and Murray are an unlikely gigolo and pimp in this farce about two cash-strapped friends who turn to the sex trade to make ends meet. Their new enterprise is fruitful, but things get complicated when romance enters the picture. Available Nov. 5
Photo By wire'Doug Benson: Doug Dynasty' - Renowned stoner Doug Benson takes his relaxed yet irreverent vibe to Seattle's Neptune Theater, where he shares advice from old ladies and more. Available Nov. 6
Photo By L. Craig Smith/Abercrombie & Kent'Virunga' - Determined to protect the last population of Africa's mountain gorillas, Congolese wildlife officials must contend not only with outlaw poachers but the effects of fierce combat between government forces and die-hard insurgent groups. Available Nov. 7
Photo By Phil Caruso'Louder than Words' - After the unexpected death of their daughter, a couple, Stephanie and John Fareri, work to build a state of the art children's hospital where families are welcomed into the healing process. Available Nov. 8
Photo By Uncredited'Nebraska' - When a cantankerous old boozer thinks he's won a magazine sweepstakes prize, his son reluctantly takes a road trip with him to claim the fortune. As they drive from Montana to Nebraska, they visit friends and relatives to whom the dad owes money. Available Nov. 8
Photo By Syfy/Philippe Bosse/Syfy'Helix: Season 1' - Summoned to an Arctic research facility to investigate a possible outbreak, a team from the Centers for Disease Control makes a shocking discovery: The outpost is host to a previously unknown virus that could wipe out every human on the planet. Available Nov. 10
Photo By Handout'Quartet' - A trio of retired opera singers' annual celebration of Verdi's birthday sours when their estranged fourth member shows up but refuses to sing. Tensions rise and diva drama erupts -- will personal problems prevent the show from going on? Available Nov. 11
Photo By Handout'Not Yet Begun to Fight' - After his searing experiences as a pilot in the Vietnam War, retired Marine Eric Hastings turned to fly-fishing to help his personal healing process. As captured in this documentary, Hastings now offers the same solace to today's wounded warriors. Available Nov. 11
Photo By Nick de la Torre/Houston Chronicle'La Bare' - Magic Mike actor Joe Manganiello makes his directorial debut with this absorbing documentary profiling the dancers at a Dallas male strip club, where elaborate choreography, punishing physical regimens and showmanship are demanded of every performer. Available Nov. 12
Photo By Handout'Small Town Santa' - Already lacking any holiday spirit on the eve of Christmas, Sheriff Rick Langston sees his world turned upside down after he arrests a home intruder claiming to be Santa Claus. Will Rick find his inner elf with help from a new girl in town? Available Nov. 13
Photo By Kevin Scanlon'Chelsea Peretti: One of the Greats' - Chelsea Peretti "Brooklyn Nine-Nine" star Chelsea Peretti showcases her diverse talents in this dark yet silly reimagining of her comedy special. Available Nov. 14
Photo By Handout'Wolfblood' - Being a teenager is hard enough. Being a Wolfblood teenager is ten times more complicated. 14-year-old Maddy loves her abilities - heightened senses, being faster, stronger and more graceful - but hates the secrets that come with them. Available Nov. 15
Photo By Handout'Sinbad: The Fifth Voyage' - When an evil sorcerer captures the sultan's first-born daughter, the fearless sailor Sinbad must traverse a hostile wasteland to bring her back. Danger lurks around every dune in the form of fantastical creatures and sinister magic. Available Nov. 15
'Trailer Park Boys Live at the North Pole' - In a flashback to 1997, the boys celebrate the Christmas season by robbing the mall. But Bubba's having trouble getting into the spirit of things. Available Nov. 15.
Photo By George Kraychyk'Dream House' - Abandoning high-stress Manhattan, Will moves to a quiet New England town but learns that his new home was the site of several brutal murders. As sinister signs multiply around his family, Will searches for help. Available Nov. 16
Photo By Handout'Doc Martin Series 6' - Crippled by a sudden and inconvenient fear of blood, flashy surgeon Dr. Martin Ellingham abandons his bustling London practice and sets up shop as a country doctor in this medically minded British sitcom. Available Nov. 15.
Photo By Contributed photo'Sabotage' - With Arnold Schwarzenegger lending his intimidating presence, this action drama tracks a crack team of DEA agents plotting their own heist. While they manage to make off with $10 million, the daring thieves are soon being knocked off one by one. Available Nov. 19
Photo By Netflix'Lilyhammer: Season 3' - After testifying against the Mafia, ex-gangster Frank Tagliano enters witness protection and asks to be sent to Norway. Despite the peaceful surroundings, it's not long before Frank strays from the straight and narrow. Available Nov. 21
'Ida' - Raised in a Catholic orphanage during the Nazi occupation of Poland, Anna is poised to join the order when she learns she has a surviving aunt. But visiting the woman before taking her vows uncovers some inconvenient truths about her heritage. Available Nov. 22
Photo By Richard Phibbs/© 2010 The CW network, LLC. All rights reserved.'Nikita: Season 4' - Nikita is one of the most highly skilled assassins on the planet, and her target is the mysterious corporation that created her. The Division, as it's known, picks up at-risk teens to train as killers, and Nikita will do anything to bring it down. Available Nov. 22
Photo By --/Radius Films'Snowpiercer' - The Earth's remaining inhabitants are confined to a single train circling the globe as revolution brews among the class-divided cars. Based on a French graphic novel and set in a new ice age, this futuristic thriller stars a top-notch ensemble cast. Available Nov. 22
'Happy Christmas' - After splitting up with her boyfriend just before the holidays, a young woman moves in with her older brother and his family. But as she tries to climb out of her rut and start over, her self-destructive behavior gets in the way. Available Nov. 23
'Running from Crazy' - Plagued by her family's history of mental illness, including the suicides of her uncle Ernest and her sister Margaux, actress Mariel Hemingway becomes an advocate for suicide prevention and strives to find balance in her life. Available Nov. 25
Photo By Handout'Beyond the Edge' - Edmund Hillary's 1953 ascent of Mt. Everest was an event that amazed the world and led to a new age of mountaineering and ambitious exploration. Hilary's triumphant saga is retold using both modern footage, and recordings and photos from the time. Available Nov. Nov. 25.
Photo By Handout'Bomb Girls: Season 3' - Focusing on a group of women working in a Canadian munitions factory during World War II, this ensemble drama depicts the dangers and new experiences they face. While drawn from diverse backgrounds, the women soon form strong bonds with their peers. Available Nov. 26.
Photo By QUBO Photo'Veggie Tales in the House' - The beloved faith-based brand hits the small screen with a fresh new look and all-new adventures. Join Bob the Tomato, Larry the Cucumber, and all their veggie friends as they explore new areas of their wondrous house while singing catchy, original songs included in each episode. Perfect for young families, this laugh-out-loud comedy seamlessly weaves good moral values into each episode in a fun, exciting way for Veggie lovers of all ages. Available Nov. 26
Photo By Victoria Will/Victoria Will/Invision/AP'Bill Cosby 77' - Bill Cosby invites you in to share his birthday and 77 years of laughs, wisdom and hilarious insights in his latest stand-up special. Dr. Cosby shares intimate and wildly entertaining stories from his childhood, first loves, and the endless adventure of parenthood. Directed by Robert Townsend and shot at the San Francisco Jazz Center, this special features the master at the top of his craft. Available Nov. 27
'Trailer Park Boys 3: Don't Legalize It' - The Trailer Park Boys are back. But these are tough times for Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles, and for everyone in Sunnyvale Trailer Park. Julian is broke. With all his latest money-making plans having failed, he's forced to concoct his greasiest scheme ever. To make it even greasier, he has to do business with his arch-enemy, Cyrus, who's waiting in Montreal to close the dirty deal. Available Nov. 29
Photo By Handout'The One I Love' - Confronted with the potential end of their marriage, Ethan and Sophie take off for a weekend together, hoping to negotiate their future. When they reach their idyllic destination, however, the couple strolls into a bizarre new brand of trouble. Available Nov. 29
Photo By IFC Midnight'About Cherry' - Determined to escape her past, 18-year-old Angelina moves to San Francisco, where she becomes Cherry, an innocent-but-sexy adult film star. Her provocative new life brings fame, money, and acquaintances who have a variety of motives. Available Nov. 30
'The Grand Seduction' - The cash-strapped burg of Tickle Cove must persuade a doctor to move to town if they want a plastics manufacturer to build a new factory there. But selling the advantages of the tiny Newfoundland village to a young professional won't be easy. Available Nov. 30
'The Carrie Diaries: Season 2' - Before bylines, the Big Apple and Mr. Big, Carrie Bradshaw was a teenager of the '80s. In this prequel to "Sex and the City," she navigates high school while harboring dreams of becoming a writer. Available Oct. 25
'Django Unchained' - Accompanied by a German bounty hunter, a freed slave named Django travels across America to free his wife from a sadistic plantation owner. Quentin Tarantino directs this modern-day spaghetti Western. Available Oct. 25
'Sons of Anarchy: Season 6' - After seizing control of its town, gun-running motorcycle club the Sons of Anarchy soon butts heads with rival biker gangs, racist groups and the law. Meanwhile, young Jax Teller finds himself torn between protecting his son and loyalty to his gang. Available Oct. 25
Photo By IFC Films'Bound by Flesh' - Perhaps the most famous conjoined twins of all time, the Hiltons became a vaudeville sensation before falling on hard times and dying in poverty. This absorbing documentary follows their unique life, which was fraught with exploitation and hardship. Available Oct. 28
'Before I Go to Sleep' - After surviving a brutal assault, Christine Lucas awakens each morning incapable of remembering anything about her past, including the previous day. Little by little, however, she begins to suspect that her husband played a role in her misfortune. Available Oct. 31
'Rain Man' - Fast-talking yuppie Charlie Babbitt is forced to slow down when he embarks on a life-changing cross-country odyssey with the brother he never knew he had, an autistic savant named Raymond who's spent most of his life in an institution. Available Oct. 31
Photo By Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images'Freakshow: Season 2' - Todd Ray hosts this unscripted series following his Venice Beach Freakshow, complete with two-headed animals, strange artifacts, and human wonders. Available Oct. 23
Photo By Murray Close/Associated Press'The Hunger Games: Catching Fire' - After her triumph in the Hunger Games, Katniss Everdeen begins a new life and confronts more danger in this sequel to the postapocalyptic fable. As Katniss travels through the districts on a "Victor's Tour," a rebellion gathers steam around her. Available Oct. 22
Photo By The CW'The 100: Season 1' - When independent twenty-something entrepreneur Charlotte Payne (Sophie Winkleman) joins an online dating service, she discovers that each query on a lengthy questionnaire leads her on an unusual voyage of self-discovery. Helped by pals Leslie (Collette Wolfe) and Jill (Smith Cho), Charlotte's comic adventures into her past may help her find the path to romantic bliss. This television comedy series also stars Christopher Moynihan and David Walton. Available Oct. 22
Photo By Jeff Vespa/Handout'E-Team' - This arresting documentary profiles four human rights investigators who've dedicated themselves to combating criminal abuses around the globe. The team's challenges include the atrocities committed by oppressive regimes in Syria and Libya. Available Oct. 22
Photo By Seth Olenick/Generate LA'Wyatt Cenac: Brooklyn' - In his second full length special WyattCenac discusses his thoughts on everything from adults giving each other hickeys to the vast changes in Brooklyn. Available Oct. 21
Photo By Jacob Hutchings/IFC Films'Liberal Arts' - A speaking engagement brings 35-year-old Jesse back to his college alma mater, where he's blindsided by nostalgia and a plucky sophomore named Zibby. Newly single and unfulfilled by his job, Jesse finds Zibby pulling him out of his disillusionment. Available Oct. 18
Photo By Bob D'Amico/ABC'Last Man Standing: Season 3' - Mike Baxter likes to think of himself as a man's man, but after his wife returns to work and her career takes off, he finds himself in charge of parenting their three lively daughters and trying to figure out how to stay afloat in all the estrogen. Available Oct. 18
Photo By Smiley N. Pool'Cowgirls n'Angels' - Feisty youngster Ida longs for adventure and hopes to find her father, a rodeo performer. When she seeks refuge with a troupe of female trick riders and their ornery leader, an ex-rodeo star, she finds a new family and an all-encompassing passion. Available Oct. 16
'Tim Minchin and the Heritage Orchestra Live' - Flanked by a full orchestra, Tim Minchin takes the Royal Albert Hall by storm with a wonderfully witty evening of satirical musical comedy. Available Oct. 15
Photo By Handout'Stay' - Ex-professor Dermot and his girlfriend, Abbey, are forced to reevaluate their feelings about family when she becomes pregnant. Facing an uncertain future, Abbey revisits her roots in Canada, while Dermot forges a tentative bond with a local boy. Available Oct. 15
Photo By Handout'Witching & Bitching' - In this heist film turned horror fest, director Álex de la Iglesia's love of mayhem is on full display as a gang of gold thieves lands in a coven of witches who are preparing for an ancient ritual -- and in need of a sacrifice. Available Oct. 14
Photo By Handout'Why Stop Now' - On the day piano prodigy Eli is to audition for a famous conservatory, he gets sidetracked by an attempt to stash his cocaine-addled mother, Penny, in rehab. When Penny is denied admittance, Eli enters into a bizarre partnership with her dealer. Available Oct. 11
Photo By Handout'Swelter' - Bishop is a small-town sheriff, making an honest living, with no memory of his criminal past. But when his old crew rolls into town looking for their loot, the perfect getaway threatens to turn into a nightmare of greed, revenge, and retribution. Available Oct. 11
Photo By Handout'Heatstroke' - On a family trip in the African desert, a research scientist unintentionally travels off course and is brutally murdered by an arms dealer. His girlfriend is put to the ultimate survival test as she attempts to evade the killers and protect his teenage daughter. Available Oct. 11
Photo By Cohen Media Group'Breathe In' - Music teacher Keith has his mind focused on the past when he and his wife agree to welcome a foreign exchange student into their household. But the arrival of a British girl who's the same age as their daughter has a way of shaking up the present. Available Oct. 11
'Chelsea Handler: Uganda Be Kidding Me' - This is the culmination of Handler's wildly popular international stand-up comedy tour in support of her fourth New York Times #1 Bestseller, Uganda Be Kidding Me. Using personal photos to enrich her stories and comedy, Handler regales the audience with absurd tales of her global travels and the ridiculous characters in her life, all the while offering her signature unabashed opinions on subjects ranging from her expectations of sexual partners, to the very real problem of dolphin rape. Available Oct. 10
Photo By BARBARA NITKE/© 2013 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved.'The Tomorrow People: Season 1' - A group of young people with evolved powers join forces to battle evil using their special talents that include teleportation, telekinesis and telepathic communication. Meanwhile, a band of paramilitary scientists tries to stop them. Available Oct. 9
Photo By Magnolia Pictures 2014'A Long Way Down' - When faded TV personality Martin Sharp decides to end his life on New Year's Eve by jumping off a London skyscraper, he meets three strangers who had the exact same plan. But instead of taking the leap, the four lost souls vow to stick together. Available Oct. 9
Photo By Chelsea Lauren/WireImage'Jay Mohr: Funny for a Girl' - Jay Mohr's newest one hour special, and the first in over 7 years, is a hilarious set of stories of the challenges of raising two kids, keeping his family on the right path, along with his legendary impressions(Christopher Walken, Norm MacDonald, Adam Sandler and a host of others) and riotous real life Hollywood stories. As Jay says, "the stories are all true" and they're all funny too. Available Oct. 8
'Arrow: Season 2' - This adaptation of the story of DC Comics' Green Arrow stars Stephen Amell as the titular character, an affluent playboy who becomes an archer superhero at night, saving the city from villains armed with just a bow and arrows. Available Oct. 8
Photo By Fox'The Following: Season 2' - When escaped serial killer Joe Carroll goes on a new killing spree, reclusive former FBI agent Ryan Hardy is called in, having captured Carroll nine years ago. Hardy soon discovers that Carroll has a loyal following of killers ready to terrorize. Available Oct. 7
Photo By The CW'Supernatural: Season 9' - Raised by their dad to fight supernatural forces, grown siblings Dean and Sam crisscross the country in their 1967 Chevy Impala, investigating paranormal activity and picking fights with deadly demons, ghosts and monsters. Available Oct. 7
'Raising Hope: Season 4' - Slacker Jimmy suddenly finds himself a father after a one-night stand with a murderer, but his eccentric family -- including his dim-bulb father, sarcastic mother and addled great-grandmother -- reluctantly pitches in to help with the new arrival. Available Oct. 7
Photo By Michael Paulsen/Staff'In a World...' - Vocal coach Carol Solomon lives in the shadow of her father Sam, Hollywood's go-to movie trailer voice, as she tries to break into the field herself. Aided by her sister and a sound whiz friend, Carol jumps into an unexpectedly strange new career. Available Oct. 7
Photo By The CW/©2011 THE CW NETWORK, LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED'Hart of Dixie: Season 3' - New Yorker Zoe Hart's dreams didn't involve patching up the locals in a tiny town in the Deep South, yet that's exactly where the fast-talking city girl finds herself when she ends up inheriting a medical practice in Bluebell, Ala. Available Oct. 7
Photo By Columbia Pictures'Little Man' - A man is so eager to become a dad that he'll believe anything, including the notion that a baby-faced thief on the lam is really an abandoned toddler. Toting the "boy" home, the proud papa unwittingly serves as an accomplice to his new son's crimes. Available Oct. 6
Photo By The CW'The Originals: Season 1' - This supernatural series focuses on the Mikaelson siblings -- Klaus, Elijah and Rebekah -- the original vampire family from "The Vampire Diaries." Returning to New Orleans, they form an alliance with local witches to try to rule the city once again. Available Oct. 3
Photo By Annette Brown/The CW'The Vampire Diaries' - Trapped in adolescent bodies, feuding vampire brothers Stefan and Damon vie for the affection of captivating teenager Elena, who attempts to unravel the many dark secrets of her hometown of Mystic Falls. Available Oct. 2
Photo By Steven Lawton/Getty Images'Under the Electric Sky: EDC 2013' - Get a free pass to America's largest music festival and uber-party, the Electric Daisy Carnival, where attendees shed their inhibitions and enter a vivid world of incredible music, interactive art and stunning pyrotechnics. Available Oct. 2
Photo By Joss Barratt/The CW'Reign: Season 1' - Beginning when Mary, Queen of Scots, arrives in France as a 15-year-old betrothed to Prince Francis, this vivid historical drama series tells the story of her rise to power and her struggles amid a court full of sexual and political intrigue. Available Oct. 2
Photo By Michael Gibson/HOEP'Carrie' - In this remake of the high school horror flick based on Stephen King's novel, misfit teenager Carrie gets back at the classmates who've bullied her by unleashing her newfound supernatural powers and creating havoc at the prom. Available Oct. 2
'The Wedding Planner' - San Francisco's premier wedding planner, Mary Fiore, is saved from an accident by the man of her dreams -- only to discover that he happens to be her latest client's fiancé in this old-fashioned romantic comedy. Available Oct. 1
Photo By File photo'Tombstone' - Legendary marshal Wyatt Earp joins his brothers to pursue their collective fortune in the thriving mining town of Tombstone. Earp and his notorious pal Doc Holliday are called into action when a gang of rustlers begins terrorizing the town. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Handout'Three Fugitives' - Fresh out of prison, former stickup man Daniel Lucas (Nick Nolte) finds himself taken hostage at a bank by would-be robber Ned Perry (Martin Short), and the cops -- aware of Lucas's history -- naturally assume the two are a team. Before you can say "getaway," Lucas and Perry are on the run with Perry's 6-year-old daughter (Sarah Rowland Doroff) along for the ride in director Francis Veber's fast-paced remake of his French crime caper. Available Oct. 1
Photo By MELINDA SUE GORDON'Team America: World Police' - "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone apply their acerbic wit to global crime-fighting in this musical satire about an all-marionette police force that takes on the challenging role of keeping the peace on a troubled planet. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Handout'Phantom of the Opera' - An emotionally and physically scarred man known as the Phantom -- once an enormously talented composer -- haunts a contemporary opera house in search of a maiden he can groom to be a diva. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Handout'Shivers' - Director David Cronenberg's film debut revels in his pet theme: deep-rooted fears of our bodies and sexuality. A scientist's neighbors fall to primal urges after he unleashes a sexually transmitted parasite that destroys inhibitions in its host body. This terrifying thriller tests nerves with its bloodthirsty, wormlike parasites -- in one gruesome and memorable sequence, they attack a woman in a bathtub. Available Oct. 1
Photo By AP'Sleepless in Seattle' - Fate and a tenacious 8-year-old boy conspire to unite lovelorn widower Sam Baldwin and unhappily engaged journalist Annie Reed in this Oscar-nominated romantic comedy inspired by the 1957 classic An Affair to Remember. Available Oct. 1
'Shane' - Amid stunning vistas, this Oscar-winning Western from director George Stevens follows a reformed gunslinger whose determination to avoid a fight is tested when greedy cattle barons threaten the community of homesteaders he's joined. Available Oct. 1
Photo By JEAN PAUL KIEFFER/AP'Shadow of the Vampire' - A wicked movie about the making of the 1922 silent-film classic Nosferatu, Shadow of the Vampire features Willem Dafoe's Oscar-nominated performance. Director F.W. Murnau (John Malkovich) yearns to create the most terrifying vampire tale imaginable. Unknown actor Max Schreck (Dafoe), cast as the vampire Count Orlock, makes an impressive debut as filming begins, even as he hides an unearthly secret. Available Oct. 1
Photo By 20th Century Fox/Getty Images'Romeo + Juliet' - In this contemporary take on William Shakespeare's tragedy, two families feud as their children, Romeo and Juliet, fall in love. Though the film is modern, the bard's dialogue remains intact as the couple pay a disastrous cost for their affection. Available Oct. 1
Photo By LENA HERZOG/Lena Herzog'Rescue Dawn' - Captured by the enemy and held in a Laotian torture camp after his plane is shot down during a bombing mission, fighter pilot Dieter Dengler defies death by organizing one of the most daring escapes of the Vietnam conflict. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Courtesy photo'Please Subscribe: A Documentary about YouTubers' - They are the first to make a living creating content for the Web's most popular video site. They are YouTubers, and this film tells their story. Through a series of vignettes, the YouTubers relay their personal journeys and struggle to stay relevant. Available Oct. 1
Photo By United Artists 1957/ONLINE_YES'Paths of Glory' - Col. Dax leads a weary regiment of French army soldiers during World War I. When French generals order the regiment to carry out what amounts to a suicide mission against German fire, some of the men refuse and are tried on charges of cowardice. Available Oct. 1
Photo By AP'Kramer vs. Kramer' - Ted (Dustin Hoffman) is a career-driven yuppie -- until he finds out his dissatisfied wife (Meryl Streep) is leaving him and their 6-year-old son. But just as Ted begins to love being a full-time parent, his wife reappears to reclaim the boy. Poignant and beautifully acted, this cinematic tearjerker swept the 1979 Academy Awards, winning Oscars for Hoffman and Streep in addition to Best Picture, Best Director and Best Screenplay honors. Available Oct. 1
'Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius' - When gooey green aliens kidnap all the adults in Retroville, it's up to Jimmy Neutron to come up with a plan to rescue them. The 11-year-old genius and his pals blast off in homemade rocket ships on an intergalactic mission. Available Oct. 1
Photo By David Giesbrecht/Handout'Hostages: Season 1' - An elite surgeon faces an impossible choice when a rogue FBI agent takes her family hostage and orders her to kill the president when she operates on him. If she refuses, her loved ones' lives are at risk. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Handout'Hit!' - A federal agent whose daughter died of a heroin overdose is determined to destroy the drug ring that supplied her. He organizes a task force of mercenaries to travel to France in order to kill the nine leaders of a Marseilles drug syndicate. Available Oct. 1
'Finding Forrester' - After recognizing a high school basketball star's exceptional writing talent, award-winning novelist William Forrester decides to mentor the youngster, who harbors a passion not usually associated with jocks: He's obsessed with words. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Courtesy Photo / Buena Vista Pictures Distribution'Ernest Saves Christmas' - When Santa Claus decides to retire and pass on his magic bag of Christmas surprises to a new St. Nick, A perky teen runaway and hapless taxi driver Ernest P. Worrell must convince a skeptical kids-show host to take over the post of Father Christmas. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Handout'Annie: A Royal Adventure' - Annie, the charming orphan with a head full of red curls, and her beloved dog, Sandy, join her darling Daddy Warbucks for a trip to England to meet the queen. But will a little girl used to a hard-knock life make a good impression on royalty? Available Oct. 1
Photo By Columbia Pictures'Annie' - Based on the Depression-era comic strip "Little Orphan Annie," this adaptation of the smash Broadway musical follows America's favorite urchin (Aileen Quinn) as she captures Daddy Warbucks' (Albert Finney) heart with her unquenchable optimism. In the meantime, Annie must try to dodge the treacherous head of the orphanage (Carol Burnett). Directed by John Huston, Annie features the hit song "Tomorrow." Available Oct. 1
'Domestic Disturbance' - This tidy psychological thriller stars John Travolta as recovering alcoholic Frank Morrison, who's dubious when his often-deceitful son alleges that his new stepfather is a callous killer. But Frank soon begins to sense the boy is telling the truth. Available Oct. 1
'Chicken Run' - Facing mortal peril, Rocky the rooster and Ginger the hen decide to rebel against evil farmers Mr. and Ms. Tweedy and lead their fellow chickens in a great escape from the farm where they are being held captive. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Handout'Bad Johnson' - Chronic philanderer Rich Johnson faces a major life crisis when he discovers that his penis has detached itself and taken human shape, forcing him to contend with the unenviable task of trying to control his wayward genitalia. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Murray Close/Getty Images'Galaxy Quest' - Decades after the success of the sci-fi series "Galaxy Quest," the show's washed-up stars -- Jason Nesmith (Tim Allen), Gwen DeMarco (Sigourney Weaver) and Alexander Dane (Alan Rickman) -- are recruited by actual aliens to pull off an intergalactic rescue mission. At first, the actors assume the so-called Thermians are just another group of die-hard fans. But as the plot thickens, they realize they're working with real-life extraterrestrials. Available Oct. 1
Photo By DARREN MICHAELS'Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle' - In this reboot of the TV classic, the Angels are tasked with finding a pair of missing rings encoded with the personal information of people in witness protection. As informants are bumped off, the trio targets a rogue agent who may be responsible. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Scott Humbert/Getty Images'Gilmore Girls: The Complete Series' - Lauren Graham stars in this Emmy-winning dramedy as Lorelai Gilmore, a fiercely independent single mom raising gifted, Ivy League-bound daughter Rory (Alexis Bledel) amid a continual stream of quick-witted repartee. Forced to accept financial help from her imperious parents (Edward Herrmann and Kelly Bishop), Lorelai strives to keep Rory grounded in the face of prep-school snootiness, bad-boy suitors and other teen perils. Available Oct. 1
Photo By Ron Batzdorff/Images'The Next Best Thing' - Abbie and Robert are single friends who never let sex get between them - it's never been an issue, as he's gay. But one night, a little too much wine leads to an unexpected tryst. Abbie decides to keep the baby, and Robert offers to help raise it. Available Sept. 19.
Photo By --'The Inevitable Defeat of Mister & Pete' - When his mother is arrested for drugs and prostitution, 14-year-old Mister takes charge of 9-year-old runaway Pete and tries to shield them both from protective services. But surviving on the streets of Brooklyn is no easy task. Available Sept. 19.
Photo By Images'Hatari!' - Adventure, camraderie, love and laughs combine against the breathtaking vistas of Africa in this 1962 treat starring John Wayne as an American game catcher and Elsa Martinelli as a photographer who strikes a deal to travel with his trapping crew. Available Sept. 19.
Photo By Images'The Suspect' - Once a hotshot spy for North Korea, Dong-chul is now lying low in the South as he searches for the former colleague behind his family's killings. A chauffeur by night, Dong-chul finds himself on the run when he becomes a suspect in his boss's murder. Available Sept. 20.
Photo By Archive Photos/Getty Images'The Sons of Katie Elder' - John Wayne stars as the eldest of four Elder brothers who reunite in Texas to bury their mother and investigate the death of their father. But a meddling sheriff and a rival gang have other plans for the brothers, and soon the air is thick with lead. Available Sept. 19.
Photo By NBC/Nino Munoz/NBC'Revolution: Season 2' - Fifteen years after electricity stopped working and the world was sent back into the dark ages -- with small agrarian communities of families working together -- three companions go on a quest to uncover the truth about the mysterious blackout. Available Sept. 22
'Gore Vidal: The United States of Amnesia' - With interviews and footage from his television appearances, this documentary chronicles the life and career of outspoken writer Gore Vidal, a liberal icon who never shied away from sharing his views on American politics and culture. Available Sept. 22.
Photo By Robert Voets/©2012 FOX Television. All Rights Reserved.'How I Met Your Mother: Season 9' - This sitcom details desperate bachelor Ted's epic search for his soul mate, told through flashbacks as an adult Ted recounts to his kids how he met their mom. As Ted bounces from one red herring to another, his best friends help keep him grounded. Available Sept. 26
Photo By Dean Rogers/Magnolia Pictures'The Double' - Jesse Eisenberg plays the dual roles of a timid office worker and his charismatic doppelganger in this cinematic adaptation of a Dostoevsky tale. First spotted on the bus, then at work, Simon's double may share his looks, but he's no carbon copy. Available Sept. 25
'Parks and Recreation: Season 6' - This droll comedy focuses on Leslie Knope, a public employee with the Parks and Recreation department in rural Pawnee, Ind. Although Leslie is full of energy and good ideas for community improvements, she finds herself bogged down by bureaucracy. Available Sept. 26
Photo By Sean Cliver/HOEP'Bad Grandpa' - In-character encounters with real folks provide comic fodder in this franchise featuring Johnny Knoxville in lecherous-gramps disguise. With hidden cameras in tow, Irving Zisman (Knoxville) takes his grandson on an offbeat cross-country tour. Available Sept. 27
Photo By Frederick M. Brown/Getty Images'Comic Book Men: Season 3' - Set in Jay and Silent Bob's Secret Stash comic book emporium, this unscripted series unveils the fanboy culture thriving in a neighborhood comics store. As employees vend various collectibles, customers reveal what makes fans of comic books tick. Available Sept. 28
Photo By Frank Ockenfels 3/AMC/AMC'The Walking Dead: Season 4' - In the wake of a zombie apocalypse that desolates the world as we know it, a group of survivors led by police officer Rick Grimes holds on to the hope of humanity by banding together to wage a never-ending fight for their own survival. Available Sept. 28
Photo By Movie Poster'Lullaby' - Long after breaking ties with his family, Jonathan learns that his long-ill father has elected to take himself off of life support in two days. Drawn in by the dire news, Jonathan returns to face his kin in an intense emotional encounter. Available Sept. 29
Photo By Melinda Sue Gordon/HOEP'Killing Them Softly' - When a couple low-level crooks make a dumb move by robbing a Mob-protected poker game and unwittingly bringing a recession to the area's criminal economy, a slick enforcer is hired to track down the offenders and take care of business. Available Sept. 30
Photo By Handout'Good Morning, Vietnam' - When his manic radio show proves a huge morale-booster, Armed Forces Radio disc jockey Adrian Cronauer gets sent to Vietnam, where his monkeyshines -- lampooning any and all sacred cows -- tickle the troops but land him in trouble with his superiors. Available Sept. 1
Photo By James Bridges'Girlfight' - First-time director Karyn Kusama's powerful film tells the story of Diana (Michelle Rodriguez), a Brooklyn high-schooler who gets little support from her dismissive single father and takes her frustrations out on her classmates. But when she wanders into a local boxing gym, she's instantly drawn to the action. And though it's a male-dominated world, boxing provides her a newfound discipline and sense of purpose, as well as a positive male role model. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Movie Poster'Flubber' - On the verge of losing his girlfriend and his job, a scatterbrained college professor accidentally invents a bouncy material called Flubber. The substance stands to save the day -- if the professor can defeat the many rivals who try to sabotage him. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Copyright: 2014 Showtime'Californication: Seasons 1-7' - Best-selling novelist Hank Moody battles writer's block and a weakness for drugs, booze and one-night stands while he struggles to make things work with his on-and-off girlfriend and their teenage daughter. Available Sept. 1
'The Blue Lagoon' - Set in the lush environs of a deserted tropical island, this coming-of-age tale follows two shipwrecked children -- Emmeline and Richard -- who are stranded for years. As the cute kids turn into beautiful teenagers, nature takes its course. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Movie Poster'The Believers' - Mourning the accidental death of his wife and having just moved to New York with his young son, laconic police psychologist Cal Jamison is reluctantly drawn into a series of grisly, ritualistic murders involving the immolation of two youths. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Movie Poster'Mirage Men' - Fascination and controversy regarding UFO sightings have been with us for centuries, but this absorbing documentary offers a disturbing new thesis: that the U.S. military has been distributing false information about them for decades. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Movie Poster'Small Apartments' - Franklin Franklin has a dead landlord on the kitchen floor and an investigator (Billy Crystal) questioning him. But none of this fazes Franklin. He waits each day for a letter from his brother (James Marsden) who has the secret that can set him free. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Movie Poster'The Unbelievers' - Richard Dawkins and Lawrence Krauss -- the dynamic duo of science -- travel the globe seeking to promote a scientific worldview and the rational questioning of religious belief, with celebrities, professors and ordinary folks supporting their work. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Melissa Moseley/Paramount'A Simple Plan' - When brothers Hank and Jacob discover a dead body and millions of dollars in cash in a downed plane, they plot to hide the loot and split it later. It's a simple plan -- until things go murderously awry amid suspicion and mistrust. Available Sept. 1
Photo By National Geographic Channels/ Sn'Chasing UFOs: Season 1' - Investigators set out to uncover the truth about UFOs, and Season 1 finds them unveiling a possible alien farm, a reported UFO landing pad and more. Available Sept. 1
'Cool Runnings' - A fictionalized account of the unlikely story of Jamaica's first bobsled team, Cool Runnings follows their journey to the 1988 Olympics. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Paramount Pictures 1986'Crocodile Dundee' - When a New York reporter (Linda Kozlowski) plucks crocodile hunter Dundee (Paul Hogan) from the Australian Outback for a visit to the Big Apple, it's a clash of cultures and a recipe for good-natured comedy as naïve Dundee negotiates the concrete jungle. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Sony Pictures Worldwide'Detention' - In this genre-bending slasher flick, a high schooler gets slapped with detention on the same night as senior prom. But plenty of other kids will also be missing the big event when a past-her-prime prom queen shows up to slay them. Available Sept. 1
'Guess Who' - Ashton Kutcher stars in this remake of the 1967 classic Guess Who's Coming to Dinner? But the tables are turned this time around, as he plays the fiancé of an African American woman who's met with skepticism and suspicion from her father. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Kanbar Entertainment/The Weinstein Company'Hoodwinked' - In this nod to "Little Red Riding Hood," investigators uncover a tangled web of events when they're called to Granny's cottage to look into a domestic disturbance involving a sardonic wolf, an axe and a crimson-caped girl. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Hulton Archive/Getty Images'Jay and Silent Bob's Super Groovy Cartoon Movie' - After hitting the lottery jackpot, Jay and Silent Bob use their newfound cash to become crime-fighting superheroes Bluntman and Chronic. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Jaimie Trueblood/TriStar Pictures'Lords of Dogtown' - A group of outcasts from California's Venice Beach change the face of skateboarding forever in this 1970s tale based on a true story, written by "Skateboard Godfather" Stacy Peralta, one of the competitive skaters portrayed in the film. Known as the Z-Boys, the radical riders invent a brazen style of skating and deal with heartache when the sport they live for turns into big business. Heath Ledger, Emile Hirsch and Rebecca De Mornay co-star. Available Sept. 1
Photo By ANDREW SCHWARTZ/KRT'School of Rock' - Fired from his band and hard up for cash, guitarist and vocalist Dewey Finn finagles his way into a job as a fourth-grade substitute teacher at a private school, where he secretly begins teaching his students the finer points of rock 'n' roll. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Disney 1960'Swiss Family Robinson' - After being shipwrecked, the Robinson family is marooned on an island inhabited only by an impressive array of wildlife. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Dan Callister/multi'Unsealed: Alien Files: Season 1' - The debut season investigates Area 51, Vatican cover-ups, Nazi-alien collaboration, presidential encounters, ancient visitations and more. Available Sept. 1
Photo By Craig Sjodin/ABC'Zero Hour: Seasons 1-3' - This documentary-style series dramatizes the moments leading up to some of the most memorable historical events that unfolded in less than an hour. Available Sept. 1
Photo By FXX'The League: Season 5' - Fantasy football tackles reality in this semi-scripted look at a group of longtime friends whose annual hobby gives them an excuse to get together and escape their everyday lives in a blitz of trash-talking, deceit and ruthless extortion. Available Sept. 2
Photo By Daniel Daza/HONS-end-'All is Lost' - In this harrowing drama -- which has no dialogue -- Robert Redford portrays a man stranded alone at sea, courageously battling a ferocious storm as he struggles to survive with just a sextant and maritime maps to guide him. Available Sept. 5
Photo By Movie Poster'Kid Cannabis' - Teaming with his best friend and a ragtag group of potheads, enterprising teen Nate Norman sets up a lucrative operation smuggling large amounts of marijuana from Canada to Idaho. But the young drug traffickers soon sow the seeds of their downfall. Available Sept. 6
Photo By Contributed photo'Le Week-End' - Returning to Paris long after their honeymoon there, a British couple hopes to rediscover the magical feelings of their early years together. There, they meet an old friend whose perspectives on love and marriage help them recover what was lost. Available Sept. 6
'Your Sister's Sister' - Jack, who is mourning the death of his brother, has a complicated relationship with his best friend, Iris, who used to date his brother. Their chaotic situation becomes even more tangled when Jack has a drunken tryst with Iris's flighty sister. Available Sept. 6
Photo By NBC/Patrick Ecclesine/NBC'The Blacklist: Season 1' - After turning himself in to the FBI, brilliant fugitive Raymond Reddington offers to help capture other criminals, but only if the bureau plays by his rules -- which include teaming with rookie profiler Elizabeth Keen. Available Sept. 7
Photo By Danny Moloshok'Who Is Dayani Cristal?' - In the oppressive desert heat, Arizona authorities find a man's decomposing body with only one clue to his identity: a tattoo reading "Dayani Cristal." Gael García Bernal portrays the unknown man in dramatic segments of this intriguing documentary. Available Sept. 5
Photo By Disney'Crash & Bernstein: Season 2' - Wyatt Bernstein, the only boy in his otherwise all-female family, creates a puppet named Crash who comes to life as the brother he always wanted. Now, the new siblings learn from each other as they face life's adventures together. Available Sept. 10
Photo By Movie Poster'Deadly Code' - Friends Kolyma and Gagarin come of age in a Siberian crime family where Kolyma's iron-fisted grandfather enforces rules that keep the young men at odds. Their relationship is further tested when they both fall for the same beautiful woman. Available Sept. 10
Photo By Eduard Grau/The Weinstein Comp'A Single Man' - Set in 1962 Los Angeles, this stream-of-consciousness drama centers on a day in the life of George Falconer, a gay college professor who plans to commit suicide in the wake of his longtime lover's recent death. Available Sept. 11
Photo By clearchannel.com'Dennis Miller: America 180' - Five-time Emmy winner Dennis Miller takes a look at the state of the nation in a stand-up routine that touches on health care and climate change. Available Sept. 11
Photo By Movie Poster'The Moment' - After her lover vanishes, a photojournalist winds up in a psychiatric hospital, where she tries to make sense of her fragmented memories -- and begins to uncover some unexpected and disturbing truths. Available Sept. 11
Photo By Ben Pruchnie/Getty Images'Filth' - An arrogant, corrupt cop who believes he's the only competent person in his department sees a recent murder case as a path to promotion. But the investigation brings the deluded officer into a rendezvous with reality that he's wholly unprepared for.Available Sept. 11
Photo By ROADSIDE PRODUCTIONS'Grace Unplugged' - Every Sunday, 18-year-old Grace performs at church with her ex-rock star father, but she longs to share her talent with the rest of the world. Heading for the bright lights of Los Angeles, she soon must choose between stardom and faith. Available Sept. 12
Photo By Movie Poster'Justin and the Knights of Valor' - In this animated saga set in medieval times, a young boy slips away from his family home and begins a long journey to pursue his dream of becoming a knight. Seeking instruction from three wise monks, he makes his way to their remote abbey. Available Sept. 13
Photo By NBC/Jordin Althaus/NBC'About a Boy: Season 1' Will Freeman loves being immature, carefree and single, until his new neighbors -- ditzy single mom Fiona and eccentric 11-year-old Marcus -- invade his life, and Will finds his scheme to exploit them foiled by unexpected feelings of responsibility. Available Sept. 14
Photo By JOSHUA TRUJILLO'Beginners' - Oliver, a graphic artist, is coming to grips with the imminent death of his father, who, at 75, has one last secret: He's gay. Inspired and confused by his father's determination to find true love at last, Oliver tentatively pursues his own romance. Available Sept. 16
Photo By FOX'Bones: Season 9' - Socially awkward forensic anthropologist Dr. Temperance "Bones" Brennan teams up with intuitive FBI agent Seeley Booth to investigate crimes that have left scant evidence behind: namely, the bones of the deceased. Available Sept. 16
Photo By FOX'New Girl: Season 3' - This smart sitcom revolves around Jessica Day, a socially awkward schoolteacher who's still trying to rebound from a recent breakup when she moves in with three single guys, all ready to help her understand the ways of the world. Available Sept. 16
Photo By Giles Keyte/Focus Features'One Day' - After a romantic tryst on college graduation night, Emma and Dexter pursue separate dreams. This romantic drama based on a novel of the same name checks in with them each year on the same date, tracking their personal and professional progress. Available Sept. 16
Photo By JOJO WHILDEN/HOEP'Silver Linings Playbook' - After a stint in a psychiatric hospital, bipolar Pat has no choice but to move back in with his football-obsessed parents. While he tries in vain to reconcile with his wife, Pat meets a woman who's as unstable as he is -- and she changes his life. Available Sept. 16
Photo By Julian Torres/HOEP'3 Days to Kill' - After a terminally ill secret agent retires to spend his remaining time with his family, he's asked to complete a dangerous last mission in exchange for an experimental drug that might save him -- if he can survive its hallucinatory side effects. Available Sept. 17
Photo By Randy Holmes/ABC FAMILY'The Fosters: Season 2' - Executive-produced by Jennifer Lopez, this offbeat drama follows an interracial lesbian couple -- one a police officer, the other a school vice principal -- and their multiethnic brood of biological, adopted and foster children. Available Sept. 17
'Dhoom 3' - Dogged detective Jai Dixit travels to Chicago in pursuit of an elusive villain in the third entry of Bollywood's biggest action franchise. The change of scene might be a challenge, but it won't stop Jai from getting his man. Available Aug. 20
Photo By Courtesy of El Rey Network.'From Dusk Till Dawn: Season 1' - A new original series based on the cult grindhouse classic about bank-robbing brothers on the run, a lawman bent on bringing them to justice, the devout family caught in the cross-fire, and an ancient evil eager to feast on them all. Available Aug. 19
'Thanks for Sharing' - While making his way through a support group for sex addicts, Adam dips his toe in the dating pool to embrace a meaningful relationship. But the woman he's attracted to has sworn off addicts altogether. Available Aug. 18
Photo By Universal'Dead Silence' - In the wake of his young bride's mysterious death, grieving newlywed Jamie Ashen is forced to return to his haunted hometown, where he butts heads with the ghost of a creepy ventriloquist who was infamously murdered years ago. Available Aug. 16
Photo By Handout'The Tortured' - After their young son is abducted and murdered by a psychopath who receives a light sentence, well-heeled Craig and Elise kidnap the killer from a prison transport vehicle and begin torturing him the same way he tortured their son. Available Aug. 16
Photo By Handout'Axel: The Biggest Little Hero' - Determined to save the day, Axel and his best friend Jono embark on the journey of a lifetime where they must fly through magnetic valleys, escape an evil robotic lizard king, and put up with a brave but headstrong young Princess. Available Aug. 16
Photo By Cliff Lipson/CBS'Criminal Minds: Seasons 1-6' (Netflix exclusive) - This intense police procedural follows the professional and personal lives of a group of extraordinary FBI profilers who spend their days getting into the minds of dangerous and psychopathic criminals -- and their nights trying to forget. Available Aug. 15
'Hamlet & Hutch' - Stricken with Alzheimer's disease, former Broadway star Hutch moves to the South to live with his estranged granddaughter, Tatum, who owns a struggling theater. There, he bonds with Tatum's young daughter, who shares his passion for acting. Available Aug. 15
Photo By Contributed Photo / Kip Evans/Contributed Photo / Kip Evans, M'Mission Blue' - This Netflix documentary follows oceanographer Sylvia Earle's campaign to save the world's oceans from threats such as overfishing and toxic waste. Available Aug. 15
Photo By Handout"Justin Bieber's Believe" - The follow-up to the biggest concert film of all time, Never Say Never, Believe features performances from Justin Bieber's powerhouse world tour. The film also goes behind the scenes with the star, who shares the story of his rise to fame. Available Aug. 6
"Nymphomaniac: Volume II" - The second half of Lars von Trier's epic follows self-diagnosed nymphomaniac Joe as she chronicles her adult years to the man who saved her from a beating. Her tales include new conquests, both male and female, in her search for fulfillment. Available Aug. 7
"Nymphomaniac: Volume I" - A self-diagnosed nymphomaniac reveals a lifetime of sexual experiences to a man who saves her from being beaten in an alley. As the aging but charming bachelor tends to the woman, she shares erotic details of encounters from her youth to her present. Available Aug. 7
Photo By Handout"Stage Fright" - Teen Camilla Swanson wants to follow in the footsteps of her actress mom but is stuck working as a cook at a performing arts camp. Resolved to alter her fate, she auditions for a play and wins the lead, but as rehearsals begin, blood starts to spill. Available Aug. 7
Photo By Fox"Cosmos: A Space-Time Odyssey" - Following up on the original "Cosmos" series about the nature of time and space, this absorbing program presents new galactic revelations. Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson hosts the documentary journey into deep space. Available Aug. 7
Photo By Getty"Air Bud" - After his father dies, Josh Framm (Kevin Zegers) adopts Buddy, an abandoned dog, just as the boy and his mother move to a new town. Too shy to play basketball, Josh instead manages the team but one night discovers that Buddy can sink hoops. Soon, Buddy's skills inspire the team, helping take them all the way to the championships in director Charles Martin Smith's family comedy that tackles loneliness, hope, wonder -- and a most unusual pet. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"Air Bud: Golden Receiver" - Picking up where the original Air Bud left off, Josh is the owner of golden retriever Buddy, who now plays football instead of basketball. Josh reluctantly becomes his school's new quarterback, and Buddy catches the spirit and joins the team too. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"D2: The Mighty Ducks" - The Ducks return to the ice, and Gordon Bombay is once again leading his old team, plus a number of new faces, as the loveable underdogs of the puck face off against competitors at the Junior Goodwill Games in Hollywood. Available Aug. 1
Photo By DAVID APPLEBY"Ella Enchanted" - Burdened at birth with the "gift" of obedience by a flighty fairy godmother, Ella searches for a way to lift the curse that prevents her from pursuing her dreams -- and her true love, Prince Charmont. Available Aug. 1
"Evita" - It's easy to see Adolf Hitler's long shadow hanging over this true story about power and fame. In 1930s Argentina, small-town girl Evita (Madonna) enters show business, becomes a star and ends up married to President Juan Perón (Jonathan Pryce). Her position as the nation's most beloved woman makes her a martyr upon her death. The enigmatic Ché (Antonio Banderas) narrates the story. Available Aug. 1
"Face/Off" -FBI agent Sean Archer goes under the knife to acquire the likeness of terrorist Castor Troy and gather details about a bombing plot. When Troy escapes custody, he undergoes surgery to look like Archer so he can get close to the agent's family. Available Aug. 1
Photo By ANDREW ECCLES/KRT"Freaky Friday" - Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan star in this remake of the Disney classic about a bickering mother and daughter who awake to find they've switched bodies, giving each one a peek about how the other person lives. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Jeff Bollman/Samuel Goldwyn Films"Goodbye World" - After the world's energy grid suddenly fails, some longtime friends find their way to a self-sufficient compound in Northern California. As their sanctuary comes under threat from desperate outsiders, the group's unity begins to dissolve. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"Harlock: Space Pirate" - Determined to keep the malevolent Gaia Coalition from ruling the universe, a mysterious loner cruises the skies and boldly attacks enemy spaceships. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"Kinky Boots" - After inheriting a shoe factory, Charlie Price aims to take the fashion world by storm with help from a flashy cabaret dancer named Lola, who helps him design a racy line of men's boots. Available Aug. 1
"Mad Max" - In a postapocalyptic future, jaded cop Max Rockatansky (Mel Gibson) is ready to retire. But his world is shattered when a malicious gang murders his family as an act of retaliation, forcing a devastated Max to hit the open road seeking vengeance. As he travels the Australian outback's empty stretches of highway, he tours the bloodstained battlegrounds ruled by marauding bikers who feed on violence. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Sandra Johnson"Mean Creek" - In this harrowing drama, a motley group of small-town Oregon teens sets out on a boat trip to celebrate their youngest member's birthday -- but it's all an elaborate secret ploy for some innocent payback against a schoolyard bully. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Getty Images"Prefontaine" - Oregon distance runner Steve Prefontaine was young, determined, seemingly unbeatable and bound for Olympic glory. But what he became in that quest for greatness has made him one of the biggest and most tragic sports stars in America. With the style of a documentary and the passion of a sports enthusiast, Steve James (Hoop Dreams) has allowed the world to view the legacy of one of the world's most spectacular -- and loved -- runners. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Courtesy image"Red Dawn" - When a group of teenagers witnesses Soviet and Cuban paratroopers descending on their small town and systematically setting off World War III, they take food and whatever weapons they can find and hightail it to the hills to wait things out. Available Aug. 1
"Rocky" - When world heavyweight boxing champ Apollo Creed announces he'll give an unknown fighter a shot at the title as a publicity stunt, his handlers pick palooka Rocky Balboa, an uneducated collector for a Philadelphia loan shark. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"Rocky II" - After Rocky (Sylvester Stallone) goes the distance with champ Apollo Creed (Carl Weathers), both try to put the fight behind them and move on. Rocky settles down with Adrian (Talia Shire) but can't put his life together outside the ring, while Creed seeks a rematch to restore his reputation. Soon enough, the "Master of Disaster" and the "Italian Stallion" are set on a collision course for a climactic battle that is brutal and unforgettable. Available Aug. 1
Photo By HO"Rocky III" - Now the world champion, Rocky Balboa is only fighting opponents who pose no threat to him in the ring. But after a pounding by powerful young Clubber Lang, the humbled champ turns to former rival Apollo Creed for help in regaining his form. Available Aug. 1
Photo By mgm/ua entertainment co."Rocky IV" - Rocky must come out of retirement to battle a gargantuan Soviet fighter named Drago, who brutally punished Rocky's friend and ex-rival, Apollo Creed. Seeking revenge in the name of his fallen comrade and his country, Rocky fights Drago in Moscow. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"Rocky V" - A lifetime of taking shots has ended Rocky's career, and a crooked accountant has left him broke. Inspired by the memory of his trainer, however, Rocky finds glory in training and takes on an up-and-coming boxer. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Miramax 1998"Rounders" - Fueled by his penchant for high-stakes gambling, law student Mike McDermott befriends and "befoes" a fellow gambling addict named Worm and club owner Teddy KGB. But tensions run high when Worm and Mike have only five days to come up with $15K. Available Aug. 1
"Sabrina" - In a story based on actual events, a small band of Allied soldiers are trapped behind enemy lines with information that could save thousands of American lives. Outgunned and ill-equipped, they battle a frigid wilderness and roving German troops. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"Saints and Soldiers" - In a story based on actual events, a small band of Allied soldiers are trapped behind enemy lines with information that could save thousands of American lives. Outgunned and ill-equipped, they battle a frigid wilderness and roving German troops. Available Aug. 1
Photo By � 2007 Paramount Pictures"Shooter" - An expert marksman is coaxed out of seclusion by colleagues who need his help in preventing a plot to kill the president. But he realizes he's been set up when he's framed for the assassination attempt. Can he bring the real culprits to justice? Available Aug. 1
Photo By AP"Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow" - When scientists the world over keep disappearing without a trace, it's up to intrepid reporter Polly Perkins (Gwyneth Paltrow) and top aviator Sky Captain (Jude Law) to uncover the truth in this futuristic, Art Deco-style actioner. The task involves putting their lives at risk as the pair travels to treacherous locales, hoping to throw a wrench in the plans of a villain who aims to wipe out the planet. Angelina Jolie and Giovanni Ribisi co-star. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Jason Mongue/Spark Pictures"Spark: A Burning Man Story" - Each year, Nevada's Burning Man festival gathers revelers for one free-spirited weeklong party in the middle of the desert. Capturing the energy of the festivities, organizers and attendees share their passion for this renowned artistic event. Available Aug. 1
Photo By ALEX BAILEY"Spice World" - Jump on the Union Jack tour bus -- helmed by Meat Loaf, of course -- and ride along with the Spice Girls as they prepare to take the stage at London's Royal Albert Hall in this candy-coated, cameo-packed nod to A Hard Day's Night. But first, the girls will have to fend off a scheming newspaper owner (Barry Humphries), an in-your-face filmmaker (Alan Cumming) and countless other pests who want to cash in on their pop superstar status. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Atlantic Records"Switchfoot: Fading West" - Follow Grammy-winning alt-rock band Switchfoot as they hit the road to electrify live audiences and surf the waves during their 2012 World Tour. Available Aug. 1
Photo By LOREY SEBASTIAN/STR"The Birdcage" - Longtime lovers Armand and Albert own a Miami drag club, but when Armand's son announces his intent to marry the daughter of a stuffy U.S. senator, the gay couple feels compelled to pass themselves off as a "normal" family in this wild farce. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Handout"The Cable Guy" - When Steven moves into his new apartment, overzealous cable guy Chip comes to hook him up -- and doesn't let go. After Steven tries to end their "friendship," Chip begins stalking Steven, but no one believes that Chip is capable of such behavior. Available Aug. 1
"The Gabby Douglas Story" - This biographical drama tells the story of Gabby Douglas, the American gymnast who made history at the 2012 Summer Olympics by becoming the first black woman to win the Individual All-Around Championship. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Associated Press"The Killing: Season 4" - A young Seattle girl's disappearance sets in motion this moody crime series centering on Det. Sarah Linden, who's trying to start a new life in California but is unable to walk away from the mysteries posed by the complex case. Available Aug. 1
"The Mighty Ducks" - When a fast-talking lawyer gets a DUI, he's sentenced to community service coaching the Mighty Ducks, a kids' hockey team with a lousy record. He takes on the job as a challenge but soon vows to transform the misfits into winners. Available Aug. 1
"Turner and Hooch" - Tom Hanks stars as fastidious detective Scott Turner, who's saddled with a slobbering new partner: a dog named Hooch. The pup's previous owner was killed, and he and Turner team up to collar the culprit. Available Aug. 1
Photo By Twentieth Century Fox"Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea" - Walter Pidgeon plays the designer and builder of a nuclear submarine called upon to fire its missiles on the Van Allen radiation belt to put out the fire raging there that threatens to incinerate the earth in this deep-sea adventure. Irwin Allen directs; Robert Sterling, Joan Fontaine, Michael Ansara, Barbara Eden and Peter Lorre co-star; and Frankie Avalon (who also has a small role in the film) sings the theme song. Available Aug. 1
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Food, fireworks, troop appreciation, family, friends, and fun: what better time of the year than the 4th of July? Like most get togethers and holidays, food always has a way of entering the picture.
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Washington state now has the nation's fourth fastest growing economy, partially fueling the uptick in housing demand.
Some of the states seeing the biggest increases are expanding due to booming energy industries, such as in Texas and North Dakota. Population growth is also fueling some economies.
The top five states for GDP growth were also among the five largest for population growth last year.
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The following are the states with the fastest growing economies, based on GDP growth.
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Distinguished British historian and Hispanist, biographer of Franco and specialist in Spanish history in particular the Civil War, Professor Paul Preston, heads the impressive list of names confirmed for Gibraltar's first International Literary Festival.Also coming that weekend of the 25 - 27 October are best-selling novelist Joanne Harris, American film and television actress Stefanie Powers who many will recall from the hit US TV series Hart to Hart, journalist and TV presenter Peter Snow, and one of the world's greatest Chinese chefs Ken Hom as well as the world authority in Indian cooking Madhur Jaffrey....
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Cesare Orsenigo, Pope Pius XII's nuncio to Nazi Germany, meets with Adolf Hitler and Joachim von Ribbentrop in early 1939. Photo Credit: German Federal Archives.The announcement last Wednesday that the College of Cardinals selected Jorge Mario Bergoglio, archbishop of Buenos Aires, as the successor to Pope Benedict XVI, made headlines around the world. Most focused on the "simplicity" and "modest touch" of the new pope, who will reign as Pope Francis.But allegations that the new pope cooperated with Argentina's military dictatorship in the 1970s, during the so-called Dirty War in which nearly 30,000 Argentineans were tortured or killed by the government, have tarnished his transition.
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A CHARITY which cares for life-limited children from across the county is appealing for help telling its story as it turns 25.
Individuals or organisations which have had a link with Acorns Children's Hospice since the first centre opened its doors in Birmingham in 1988 are being asked to come forward and share their stories and memories.
Acorns went on to open its third hospice on Bath Road in Worcester in 2005 which currently provides care and support for more than 180 children and over 230 families, including those that are bereaved.
Chief executive David Strudley said: "This milestone provides an opportunity to remember loved ones and thank those individuals and organisations that have supported us along the way - as well of course to remind the community that we still need their support more than ever."
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Stories, photos or film footage can be e-mail to email@example.com or posted to 25 Years Of Caring, Acorns Children's Hospice, Drakes Court, Alcester Road, Wythall, B47 6JR.
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She's merely posted for a few photographs, but Miley Cyrus has still managed to make a great deal of news this week.
First, the singer caused a debate over whether she should be Tweeting a shot of herself in a see-through dress to millions of followers. Then, a shot of Miley nude - in a bathtub - hit the Internet, despite the fact that it was snapped last year.
Now, the 19-year old has posted for a picture in what she dubs her "Fiance jeans." We're not sure what that means. But we are sure that she's sporting on SERIOUSLY flat stomach these days...
Cyrus has battled eating disorder rumors in the past, snapping back at critics by explaining her gluten allergy.
We're not making any such suggestions here, but we are saying the star could afford to eat a few cheeseburgers. What do you think? Is Miley too thin?
@Michelle she isn't a whore and a lot of persons like her. the problem is that her fans haven't read this article thats all! so ur wrong when u say no one seem to like her just bcuz u hate her. t'es pas le centre du mnde
mmmmmm. I feel sorry for this whore. No one seem's to like her. Especially me!!!!!!! cest la vie.
i date gurl's with some beef on there body. skinny chicks are gross. look at the olsen twins... hmmmmmm miley are u anxoeric? go shove some chicken nuggets and a number 9 and drink 4 milkshakes and youll be fine. unless you give all your food to your dog. no wonder your as skinny as a worm.
OMG!! She's skinner than a 12 year old. Nothing good about her new figure. It's gross. And Im starting to think she will keep getting slimmer untill her bone's stick out and she end's up in the hospital for eating disorder. Forget the self image thing this girl is totally insercure about her body. she wont make it to 21. She is soooooo tiny! ughhh
hi I just wanna say miley is such a attention seeking hoe. I saw her pose nude on the internet. she digusts me and my children. I have a 7 year old daughter who says MILAY SLUT?? I say yes dear she is a damn slut.
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London - Pop princess Kylie Minogue has received an honorary doctorate for her work raising awareness of breast cancer.
The singer, who was diagnosed with the disease in 2005, was made an honorary Doctor of Health Sciences by Anglia Ruskin University in Chelmsford, southern England.
Wearing a doctoral cap and gown, Minogue told students at Wednesday's graduation ceremony that being diagnosed with cancer made her "appreciate at first hand the hard work that goes on to support patients through it".
Minogue underwent chemotherapy and surgery before resuming a career that has made her a superstar in Britain and her native Australia.
Her well-publicised diagnosis has been credited with encouraging young women to undergo screening - the so-called "Kylie effect".
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