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After writing her new cookbook and launching a new product line, Canadian celebrity chef Christine Cushing gets ready to get back in front of the camera.

Drag Me to Hell brings back to audiences what the horror genre seems to have lost: a truly terrifying story, unbearably disgusting visuals and over-the-top characters.

Gaston Leroux's Phantom of the Opera has been filmed many times, from the Lon Chaney horror version to the NBC miniseries to the Andrew Lloyd Weber musical.

Forget the overrated Spider-Man saga. This is the moviemaking Sam Raimi was built for - macabre, mirthful and manipulative in all the right ways. A wonderful horror film.

A Sam Raimi horror film without Bruce Campbell is almost sacrilegious. But don't worry, Evil Dead fans. Drag Me to Hell has enough awesome Raimi cheese to satisfy.

As much a comedy as it is a horror film, Drag Me to Hell may make audience's laugh more than they scream, but is enjoyable nonetheless.

What happens when a Booker-award winning novelist (John Banville) tries his hand at crime fiction? The result is enthralling, suspenseful, and satisfying.

Set in rural Queensland in the 1970s, this debut novel follows a 12 year old girl as she is challenged by events in her small country town.

Christine Evan's sophomore album, "Push," released as she turned 16, but it is full of mature, insightful writing.

At 16, Christine Evans finished her nation-wide Canadian tour, attends the prestigious arts school, Interlochen Academy, and has just released sophomore album "Push."

Yoga helps to balance the physical and emotional demands of running. This DVD workout aims to reduce the risk of injury and shorten recovery time after races.

Sunshine Cleaning is occasionally inconsistent with its tone and reasoning, but unusual circumstances make it interesting. Emily Blunt and Amy Adams shine.

A twenty year old death, an aging and grieving mother, inexperienced detectives, and conflicting facts -- that's what Christine Bennett sorts through in this May mystery.

Fader's "Career Cupid: Your Guide To Landing and Loving Your Dream Job" uses the romantic analogy of dating and relationships to job hunting and finding employment.

When former nun, new mother, and part-time sleuth, Christine Bennett is offered a oceanfront cottage on Fire Island, she's thrilled. But, she finds murder, not shells.

As Morrison herself says in her first paragraph, Love is a story about wicked females.

Popular worship songwriter Brian Doerksen has 25 live albums on his sheet, but not a single studio worship project. Until the release of "Holy God" on March 6, that is.

Sagrantino red wine and Italian Chianina beef is used in this recipe, which comes from Christine Smallwood's An Appetite for Umbria.

Helping a preschooler learn to read is a balancing act - parents want to encourage their children, but too much pressure is counter-productive.

It's been a while since such honesty was quite this funny. There is no gloss or slapstick humor here, but the people are real and so are the laughs.

Three years after her first adventure, Zandria needs Ivy Peterson again. Christine Norris's book is just as exciting as the first.

The Suicide Prevention Resource Center reports that 83% of transgender people have thought about suicide, and 32% have attempted suicide at least once.

Christine Norris introduces Ivy Peterson and a host of other memorable characters in her debut novel Talisman of Zandria.

The film marks Sam Raimi's triumphant return to the horror genre - and he is clearly happy to be back.

The Christmas Secret is a touching holiday tale with a strong message about the power of maintaining love, faith and hope.

At a Seder, the traditional Jewish Passover meal, one guest goes to the door to symbolically let in the prophet Elijah. When Iris Grodnik does this, she never returns.

Angelina Jolie's affecting performance and pitch-perfect period details lift Clint Eastwood's mostly riveting, occasionally leaden voyage into the Los Angeles underbelly.

Many mystery authors pen murder mysteries with a holiday theme. Whether its Christmas, St. Patrick's Day, or Passover, the mayhem is the same.

Good horror movies are hard to find. Drag Me to Hell is not only nail-bitingly tense, the gore is over-the-top with humor throughout.

Scared to Eat? Salad Diets Not Working? In her book Avanti sets out a healthy eating plan that will aid weight loss. Eat and enjoy food without worrying.

St. Patrick's Day in New York City should be all about the parade, friends, and green beer, but the party ends abruptly with one of the revelers is gunned down.

Ben Edwards and Rachel New bring their new credit crunch "comedy" to the screen - pity they left out the laughs.

Read about "Curing IBS the Natural Way" by Christine Fadley LicAc, MBAcC, holistic therapist who has helped many people to overcome this debilitating problem

Each year, the Morris Avenue Boys from the old Bronx neighborhood get together for dinner and stories. This year the group got more than they intended; they got murder.

A dark indie comedy full of romance, absurdity and psychological disturbance, populated by colourful larger than life characters.

The DVD bonus features on Zoolander add to the fun in this silly spoof of the modeling industry.

On January 11, 2009, Barack Obama's transition team released a report detailing the jobs created by the proposed economic stimulus plan. Which workers would benefit?

In this straight-talking guide, Christine Avanti promotes a common sense approach so that dieters can stop starving, start eating and lose weight.

What Sam Raimi tries to achieve is an homage to his own B-Movie classics but Drag Me To Hell just doesn't seem to know what it wants to be.

James Blish named it the ultimate hard SF novel; Greg Bear's father-in-law, the sixteenth SFWA Grand Master, never bettered a starship's flight to the end of the universe

Ana adjusts to Half Moon Bay, California, after moving from San Jose. But the high school proves dramatic when the most popular girl becomes her worst enemy.

It is difficult to believe, with the global success of the many incarnations of The Phantom of The Opera, that the novel upon which they are based was a bit of a flop.

The character's who either wanted, created, or influenced the tapestry that is the final result of the action in Tracy Chevalier's novel.

Called "an entirely fictional story about a woman whose husband goes down with his plane," The Pilot's Wife is a griping tale of love and betrayal.

Determined and adventurous Jane Peterson made great strides in the world of art.

This quick and easy recipe for beef with black truffles is a regional Italian dish and comes from An Appetite for Umbria.

Two sisters who start a biohazard removal and cleanup service for crime scenes learn lessons in love and humanity along the way.

Improving reading skills doesn't always have to involve reading books. Here are several ways parents can help boys or girls ages 6 to 8 who have problems reading.

When a sickly British spinster decided to travel into the wilds of Colorado, she had no idea that notorious desperado "Mountain Jim" would fall in love with her.

As the race heats up for Ontario's Progressive Conservative leadership, party members are warned that radical visions may win the leadership but not win government.