Articles related to "Colin"

Colin McRae was arguably the most spectacular WRC driver in history, driving for Subaru, Ford, Skoda and Citroen. World Champion in 1995, he died in a helicopter crash.

Colin Hay is best known for his role in Men at Work. But his new album and live shows prove he is much more than just the guy who wrote Men at Work songs like Overkill.

The Zombies had been one of the most innovative bands of the late 1960s. When they split towards the end of the decade, Blunstone recorded the now classic One Year.

This is a look at the British composer and musician Colin Towns, and how his Mask Orchestra took the jazz world by the scruff of the neck.

A shoestring budget these days for a film production still usually amounts to a few hundred thousand dollars. How then does a film fare when it's made for only £45?

Scottish designers want to redecorate Canadian homes; Holmes building environmentally sound, storm-proof houses

Astro Boy director Colin Brady talks about his plans to bring the iconic robot boy to North American cinemas.

Many manufactures and designers have contributed to F1, but few can match the innovations brought to the sport by Colin Chapman.

An analysis of Forman's 1989 adaptation of Laclos' novel, focusing on the characterizations of Valmont by Colin Firth and Madame de Tourvel by Meg Tilly.

Professor Colin Sparks gave a lecture at the Claremont Colleges detailing the changes in media globalization.

In obtaining the endorsement of former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Colin Powell, Sen. Barack Obama has greatly improved his chances.

His classic good looks, rebellious attitude and acting talent has ensured Colin Farrell is one of the most interesting characters in Hollywood.

Coin Meads, voted New Zealand's rugby player of the century, and already the recipient of the New Zealand Order of Merit, has decided to accept a Knighthood.

Colin Wilson has studied the peak experience ever since the publication of The Outsider, Super Consciousness distills a lifetime of knowledge on how to achieve it.

Colin Cotterill has produced an unlikely hero in Dr Siri , the National Coroner for newly socialist 1976 Laos, giving readers a new series of detective stories to savour.

"The Secret Garden" was first published in 1911 and is now considered to be a children's classic with an enduring charm which has stood the test of time.

With Tom Ford's noted background in fashion as a designer and as Gucci's creative director, it'd be easy to dismiss his foray into film as a case of style-over-substance.

Introduced by M. King Hubbert inN 1949, peak oil theory has many present supporters, from geologists to investment bankers.

Starring Colin Firth and Renee Zellweger, the film of Bridget Jones' Diary provides plenty of laughs and hilariously memorable lines.

It's not the holiday season without A Christmas Carol. This year the 106 year old story leaps off the printed page onto 3-D animation as Disney meets Dickens.

Rock'n Roll Hall of Fame nominees The Zombies reform to play their legendary LP Odessey & Oracle, as well as their other pop gems of the 60s...and even a little 70s.

New to DVD September 15, 2009. Co-starring Kristen Scott Thomas and Ben Barnes, Easy Virtue is one hundred percent, undiluted fun.

British gangsters Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) hole up in a Bruges hotel at Christmas, awaiting orders from their psychopathic boss Harry (Ralph Fiennes)

Intermission is a twisted and hilarious Irish film written by Mark O'Rowe and directed by John Crowley.

Check out the teaser poster for Imagi's big screen adaptations of Astro Boy and Gatchaman. Movies come to theatres in late 2009.

Inspector Morse, created by Colin Dexter and played by John Thaw, is a cerebral and isolated figure - as much an enigma as the cases he solves.

Merlin has returned to Saturday evenings on BBC ONE and this time the boy sorcerer has to battle an ancient malignant force that threatens the very existence of Camelot a

American Colin Edwards returned to the podium in the wet British Grand Prix and only a brilliant ride by Ducati's new superstar denied the American his first MotoGP win.

Farrell and McGregor star as working class brothers who are morally swayed by the promises of riches. Woody Allen writes and directs.

When Colin Farrell won the Golden Globe for best actor in a comedy or musical, it was a reminder that In Bruges was a comedy. Not that it isn't funny.

Defenseman Chris Pronger received an eight-game ban for his stomp on Vancouver Canucks forward Ryan Kesler, and it couldn't have been a more appropriate punishment.

Texan Colin Edwards' hopes of converting his first MotoGP pole start into his first race win were dashed when rain arrived during the race in Le Mans, France.

The World Rally Championship is in a bad state of affairs as the second manufacturer pulls the plug on its motorsport activity.

Although Uma Thurman and Colin Firth are great actors, there is certainly nothing great about The Accidental Husband.

An early example of history as mystery, in which

The Coureur des Bois, or Runners of the Woods, were a group of individuals who traded furs with the First Nations in New France in the 17th Century.

Wonderfully recognizable characters are the mainstay of this film. Starring Colin Firth, Bette Midler, and Matthew Broderick, it's funny and heartfelt in the same breath.

When looking at the pantheon of Doctor Who stories Timelash is often seen lingering near the wrong end of the popularity polls, and now it is available on DVD.

Greeks Bearing Gifts is a Torchwood episode written by Toby Whithouse, directed by Colin Teague, and eliciting fine performances by Naoko Mori and Daniela Denby-Ashe.

Untraceable has its roots in two specific genres : horror and thriller. How the film fails to combine these genres may explain its comparitive box-office failure.

Atom Egoyan seems to have been missing from America's indie film scene since his 1997 The Sweet Hereafter, but he's back with a bang with Where The Truth Lies.

Colin Firth proves a capable study in this morally sound look at a troubled Brit conflicted with love and a dying male friend in Tom Ford's smashing debut about gay life.

Crazy Heart is the story of a worn out country singer who has to change his life completely to survive.

Trackbacks are an increasingly popular way of linking blogs together. In this piece, you'll learn how to identify trackbacks, what they are, and why bloggers love them.

The gang buys a gun after Paddy's Pub is robbed, and ridiculousness - in addition to some social satire on the state of gun control - ensues in this Sunny episode.

Merlin's stars and creators talk about the international success of the BBC series and the challenges of filming it.

Aside from the Three Colours trilogy, Preisner, a relatively unknown composer, creates a score for this magical Hodgson Burnett adaptation that uplifts the listener.

As the calendar flips its way towards mid-June, a lot of quality films have already been released. Below are the ten best.

Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice remains a perennial favourite. In recent years there have been a range of film versions to delight or annoy fans of the novel.

There is an increasing number of children's picture books available that celebrate what it means to enjoy Christmas "Down Under".