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Masterful symbolism and psychological themes contribute to Sara Gruen's literary success in her 2007 Algonquin Books historical fiction title Water for Elephants.

A heart-warming and compulsively readable novel, Sara Gruen's Water for Elephants transports readers to the weird and colourful life of American circus in the 1930s.

This week on DOOL Kate grilled Daniel about Chloe's alleged affair, Chloe and Lucas left to elope and Sami saw Grace again. Also, Rafe applied for a job with Salem P.D.

This Pete Seeger anti-war song of the 60s was first performed by Marlene Dietrich. It's universal message of peace in the world did not get lost in its many translations.

Are financial woes or our ever evolving society to blame for soaps decline in ratings?

Most job candidates find it trying just to get through the question portion of an interview. Image what it is like to encounter an unusual interview style.

Days of Our Lives may be dying a slow death worthy of the best soap opera tragedies ever filmed. Can it be resuscitated?

1970 saw a change of direction for jazz harpist Dorothy Ashby, with the release of the supremely spiritual and utterly brillaint The Rubaiyat of Dorothy Ashby.

This week on DOOL the battle between E.J. and Philip for the Alternative Fuels project became extra personal and Kate witnessed Chloe and Daniel kissing.

This week on DOOL Lucas and Chloe made it official, Mia returned for her daughter, Rafe decided to stay and Tony learned Nicole's secret.

This week on DOOL E.J. witnessed Sami and Rafe kiss, Kate began to plot her revenge on Chloe and Nicole and Sami tried to make things work.

Shrouded in secrecy for months, new monster film Cloverfield lives up to the anticipation, at least in its suspenseful beginnings.

J.J. Abram of Lost and Alias fame turns Producer to bring us a creature-feature that has sharply divided public opinion.

A monster attacks New York, and a man with a camcorder, who's stuck in the middle of the chaos, manages to capture the terror on tape.(1/10)

Speaker and humorist Roche brings the bitter wit and wisdom of his one-man show to retrace his journey from disfiguring illusions to understanding and self-acceptance.

Plenty of bonus features enhance I Love You, Man, a rude John Hamburg-directed tribute to male bonding.

Professional wrestling has been called a "soap opera for males." And like any good soap opera, it has its share of romantic relationships, both real and scripted.