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Floyd Landis returns to top flight action in the 2009 Amgen Tour of California, riding for OUCH, following completion of his two year ban.

David and Jack are attacked by a mysterious creature on the moors. David survives only to learn he is now cursed and is going to become a werwolf when the moon is full.

Banning eight "Black Sox," including the immortal Joe Jackson, helped save baseball regardless of the still disputed innocence or guilt of the accused.

Fiction from Geoffrey A. Landis, Steven Utley, Nebula-winner Jack McDevitt and David Ira Cleary, and facts from Robert Silverberg, Peter Heck and editor Sheila Williams

In 1981, Director John Landis created a unique blend of horror/comedy, featuring ground-breaking special effects and the ultimate in werewolf design.

The John Landis comedy National Lampoon's Animal House created the campus comedy subgenre and set the tone for college student life as a bawdy path toward self-discovery.

The Blues Brothers opens with a twist. This humorous and farcical movie begins with a clever and intriguing character exposition and introduction.

Grow fresh, crisp, colorful lettuce in containers, greenhouses and open vegetable patches

The 1978 comedy 'National Lampoon's Animal House' made John Belushi a star and launched careers of Tim Matheson, Tom Hulce, Karen Allen, Peter Riegert, and Kevin Bacon.

The predominant European styles for teaching developmental music and aural skills in elementary schools are Emile Jaques-Dalcroze, Zoltan Kodaly, and Carl Orff.

Forrest Ackerman, editor of the most beloved horror magazine ever created, Famous Monsters of Filmland. His legacy to horror lives on in his fans all around the world.

Are you looking for a good scary movie? These werewolf films are sure to satisfy the bloodlust of even the most diehard lycanthrope.

The case for Michael Jackson's "Thriller" as the greatest music video ever made. It's influence and continued impact and relevance in today's entertainment market.

On April 3, 1860, the first Pony Express riders start from both St. Joseph, Missouri and San Francisco, California.

The 1919 Chicago White Sox threw the World Series. In doing so, they threw away their careers, their Hall of Fame chances, and their baseball legacies.

There have been many more than just two major leagues in baseball history. Here is a quick history of all six leagues that qualify as "major leagues."

When as a youth Michael Jackson sang the for Jackson Five, no one would have guessed that he would some day become the biggest star in the world. His legacy continues.

Michael Jackson, the publicly anointed "King of Pop," passed away Thursday afternoon. His legendary status can't be refuted and he will be missed.

In the 1980s, horror movies enjoyed a renaissance due to creativity of the directors and effects people, the state of the country, and renewed interest in the genre.

The hotels near the San Francisco Airport have the best views of any airport hotel around, and small inns near the beach in Half Moon Bay are classy and romantic.

The Carlisle Indian Industrial School, the first Indian boarding/residential school, starts a controversial program of assimilating natives into the white man's culture

The Boys: The Sherman Brothers Story is an intimate look at the feuding brothers who wrote musical scores for Walt Disney and many others. 7/10.

Emile Jaques-Dalcroze, Zoltan Kodaly, and Carl Orff are well known for their methods of teaching music literacy in elementary schools.

The Yankees-Red Sox rivalry heated up of the field long before the two teams became bitter enemies between the lines. When Harry Frazee sold Babe Ruth, a Curse Was Born.

The financial collapse of a New York town led one bright young man to found the Hall in the hopes of developing tourism. The idea succeeded beyond his wildest dreams

Several White Sox players confessed to deliberately losing the 1919 World Series. Although they later recanted, eight men were banned for life and the sport almost died.

Who says horror can't be funny, too? These great new DVD releases offer a mixture of scares and giggles.

The 80s is an era of fun, campy horror films. One little known example of 80s horror at its finest is Night of the Creeps directed by Fred Dekker.

In its Southeast Premiere at the Florida Film Festival, "Spine Tingler! The William Castle Story" highlights the career of the late horror movie producer-director.

"Twilight," "Australia," "Top Gun," and "To Catch a Thief" top the list of new DVD date movie releases for March 2009.

Think you can make your own science fiction movie? The UK's only dedicated fantasy and sci-fi film festival issues the Sci-Fi London 48 Hour Film Challenge.

To ensure apple pies and other desserts live up to expectations, the right apple varieties must be used. This list will help avoid potential culinary fiascos.

Three predominant European pedagogical methods (Dalcroze, Kodaly, and Orff) for teaching development music differ on how much to emphasize creative musical expression.

The quality of big league ball almost hit bottom in 1945. V-E and V-J Days started the return of the stars just in time.

"Out by sixteen or dead in the scene, but together forever," is the pact conceived by Bridget and Ginger, two sisters whose relationship is changed forever on a full moon

The 34th edition of the anthology series featured title changes, but little else new; as Benford is a scientist, his choices inevitably run to SF rather than fantasy.

Suite 101 looks at Team Caisse d'Epargne's roster and their possible targets for the 2009 cycling season.

Profiles in History is a Hollywood-based auction house renowned for unique memorabilia sales that celebrate more than a century of moviemaking.

Documentary following five obsessive film fans as they plan their daily visits to New York's arthouse cinemas.

Dominick Dunne recalls his remarkable life as he reports on the trial of Phil Spector in this fascinating documentary by Kirsty de Garis and Timothy Jolley.

Cult filmmaker Joe Dante described his career from its beginnings under the tutelage of B-movie king Roger Corman, to making hits like Gremlins and The Burbs.

As MLB bubble gum millionaires open the season on April 5-7, management should wake-up and remember the public once disowned America's national pastime over cheating.

A.k.a, El Dia de la Bestia, the award-winning 1995 horror/comedy starring Álex Angulo in his quest to confront the anti-christ.

The MVP award has been around, in one form or another, for almost a century. Here's a brief history of its origins and many incarnations.

Beginning in the 1890s, the skill level of women baseball players greatly improved, even to the point that some were able to hold their own against men.

In this exclusive interview, filmmakers Jeffrey and Gregory Sherman (The Boys: The Sherman Brothers Story) discuss making the film. Movie opens August 21st.

Many great teams have come and gone over the past 140 years of major league baseball. Here is our list of the ten best baseball teams of all time.

This slick-fielding first baseman was also, unfortunately, an inveterate gambler and a well-known cheat.