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Joan Chen shows us her sense of humour in US Director Alice Wu's love letter to her mother in the guise of her debut feature SAVING FACE.

The controversial new Bond movie "Casino Royale" takes James Bond back to the beginning of his career as 007 - and back to gritty basics.

"There Will Be Blood" serves up a chilling and realistic performance by Daniel Day-Lewis.

Daughters of Darkness is an exceptionally stylish, smart and erotic horror film that carves its own niche in the sub-genre of lesbian vampire movies.

Since he moved to Milan Beckham has produced a string of excellent displays, which has now seen him recalled to the England set-up.

When you use the right tools for pumpkin carving, you'll get more professional-looking results in shorter time. Find out which tools to use for the job.

The speaker in James Weldon Johnson's fascinating poem, "The Temptress," offers the valuable lesson that evil disguises itself in order to more easily entrap its victims.

Because Cousin Larry Appleton was typically American and the most like us, Mark Linn-Baker's comic timing and delivery are often underestimated.

A look at the Spanish language epic which redefined the fantasy genre, the effect of the advertising campaign that launched it, and the merit of the resulting film.

Night Shade Books gathers the early horror stories of science fiction and fantasy author and military science fiction pioneer David Drake in this excellent collection.

The romance between Queen Victoria and Prince Albert rates with the greatest. When Albert died the heartbroken Queen created a 176 foot tall memorial to her lost love.

The Hulk, the 3 Stooges, Captain America, and Bratz go back to the bassinet as classic cartoons get their diapers changed.

Reality TV contestants come face to face with the undead in the DVD compendium of 2008's five part horror / comedy hybrid.

Kings of Post-Hardcore Funeral for a Friend play a tight set to an adoring crowd at Cardiff Students Union, weaving songs from new album Memory and Humanity into the mix.

Meeting through the internet is an alternative to meeting potential spouses through relatives. Such services allow busy Muslim singles to start families of their own.

Mirror's Edge is an action - adventure game set in the first person perspective with parcour as the core focus and hook of the game.

Goliath these days may not be a strikingly tall, muscle-bound gladiator. In whatever shape the giant comes in, Old Testament David assures us, the giant can be devasted.

This autumn toast the beauty, mystery, and poetry of the season with a series of three afternoon teas.

Astrakhan, on the delta of the Volga river, is a destination for tourists interested in wooden architecture, authentic provincial Russia, and history.

Torture Horror has proved popular with modern day cinema-goers. But is the term justified?

Just as his father and his grandfather before him, the Kattadiya performing a Devil Dance continues an ancient rite that his ancestors have perfected over the centuries

A by-the-numbers actioner evoking the spirit of late 80s bruiser movies, The Marine is dumb, stupid fun.

Best known for social satire, American writer and Pulitzer Prize winner Edith Wharton brought psychological acuity to her tales of supernatural phenomena.

Chapter Preview: Chapter Two - Brother Thomas by Dean Koontz (your weekend surprise from me, continued)