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Film Review: Badlands by Director Terrence Malic
Visually stunning, Terence Malick's 'Badlands' provides a compelling odyssey of a murderer and his girlfriend, ably portrayed by Sissy Spacek and Martin Sheen.
badlands • martin sheen • sissy spacek • badlands movie • terrence malick

Problems with The West Wing
The West Wing, created by Aaron Sorkin, has had more political effect than a TV drama can support.
the west wing • aaron sorkin • josh lyman • martin sheen • bradley whitford

The Godfather - Facts Behind The Fiction
Although viewed as one of the best American films ever made, The Godfather also earned infamy for its mafia ties as well as controversial castng decisions, and nepotism.
godfather • nepotism • mafia • death threats godfather • martin sheen

'Emmy' Has a New Home in The West Wing
It was a truly remarkable night for <i>The West Wing</i> at the Emmy Awards as the cast and crew took home five more of the statuettes to add to the four they’d claimed in the Creative Arts categories last month.
emmys • academy of television arts and sciences • allison janney • richard schiff • martin sheen

Apocalypse Now: Film Review
Francis Ford Coppola's stunning remake of Joseph Conrad's 'Heart of Darkness' is brutal, sensuous film-making, incisively poking at the heart of humanity and sanity.
apocalypse now • francis ford coppola • heart of darkness • vietnam war • marlon brando

Hollywood and Vietnam: Review of Apocalypse Now
Apocalypse Now brought Vietnam out of hiding. It turned genuine accounts of US imperialism into an abstract and philosophical cinematic presentation of good and evil.
apocalypse now • director francis ford coppola • american colonialism • vietnam war • actor marlon brando

Indiana Dean Fest 1955-2005
Hoosier Hannah leads us to the James Dean festivals in Indiana, commemorating the 50th anniversary of his untimely death.
james dean • hoosier hannah • indiana • marion • porsche

Martin Scorsese Directs The Departed
Some movies, time reveals, have no business having won Oscars. The Departed is not going to be one of those films.
the departed • martin scorsese • best picture oscar 2007 • jack nicholson • leonardo dicaprio

Scoop for the Week of November 17th
He called Bush a what? She's too busy to know. She's busy in rehab. And they're busy moving. Find out what's going on in Hollywood. It's time for this week's Celebrity Scoop!
gossip • celebrity • celebrities • celebrity gossip • television

Wall Street's Gordon Gekko Says Greed Works
When Oliver Stone and Stanley Weiser wrote the screenplay for the 1987 movie, Wall Street, they created a cunning protagonist with a startling motto - "Greed is Good."
gordon gekko • michael douglas' gekko • greed good for us • gekko plays hardball • charlie sheen

A Guide to The West Wing
The Serial Drama "The West Wing" ran for 7 seasons from 1999 and won a total of 26 Emmy awards. It was written and created by acclaimed Hollywood writer Aaron Sorkin.
a guide to the west wing • a profile of the emmy-award winning political dram • the west wing • aaron sorkin • martin sheen

Political Crisis Shuts Down House of Commons
Prime Minister Stephen Harper has avoided losing his job after convincing Michaëlle Jean to prorogue parliament just days before he would have faced a non-confidence vote
harper • dion • canadian government • canadian politics • parliament

President Bartlet?
Join me for a light hearted look at New Hampshire's newest favorite son.
new hampshire • west wing • manchester • nashua • concord

The West Wing goes out with a Bang!
Lisa Pardy discusses reactions to The West Wing's cliffhanger season finale and considers what fans will do over the coming summer hiatus.
season finale • assassination attempt • television • program • series

Top Five Reasons to Watch The West Wing
The West Wing was a 1990s-2000s NBC TV drama set in the West Wing of the White House under a benevolent Democratic president.
the west wing • aaron sorkin tv drama • white house tv drama • watch the west wing • tv show created by aaron sorkin

Film Review: Wall Street with Michael Douglas
Michael Douglas won a well deserved Oscar for his portrayal of ultra rich businessman Gordon Gekko. Charlie Sheen played an eager and money hungry trader named Bud Fox.
wall street • michael douglas • charlie sheen • insider trading scandal of 1986 • charlie sheen as bud fox

Gods and Generals: A Review
Buoyed by the success of Gettysburg, Ted Turner brought the Civil War novel Gods and Generals to the Big Screen. It bombed. Here's why.
gods and generals • michael shaara • the killer angels • gettysburg • jeff shaara

Wall to Wall West Wing
So Season II has merely confirmed for you that The West Wing is the finest show on television. You watch it, you tape it, you re-watch it, you surf the fan sites. Still not getting your fill? Fortunately, some dedicated fans just like you have created tools like screensavers, desktop themes and e-postcards so that you can not only immerse yourself in the program at work and home, you can share your obsession with e-friends around the world!
west wing desktop themes screensavers postcards au

Bartlet for President - No, Seriously
In a season when electoral candidates on both sides of the 49th Parallel seem like slim pickings, it was inevitable that somebody would begin producing real campaign material for Josiah Bartlet.
election • november • presidential • canada • us

Bobby: A Tribute to Robert F Kennedy
Despite Bobby being a central figure, this film is really about ordinary people whose lives were touched momentarily, by an extraordinary man.
emilio estevez • robert francis kennedy • bobby • anthony hopkins • william h macy

Cesar Chavez – The Fight for Justice
For decent treatment and integrity in their work, Cesar Chavez and the thousands that believed in him jeopardized their lives.
cesar chavez • agricultural labor relations act 1975 • grape boycott • fasting • strike

BCTV's Fall Line-Up (pt. 1)
Although BCTV is the British Columbia affiliate of CTV, don't expect to see the same programs. The daytime line-up may be more or less identical, but the primetime line-up often adds (or takes away) a bit from your viewing week. See what's new (and returning) on BCTV this fall. Also, a quick look at the highlights for Sunday, September 26.

Bret Michaels in A Letter From Death Row DVD
Before he was a reality TV star, the lead singer of the 1980's glam rock/pop metal band, Poison, did some time on death row - in a 1998 movie. Here's a look back.
bret michaels • charlie sheen • dvd • letter from death row • movie

Dayton, Ohio's Changing Landscape
Dayton is one of Ohio's historical cities located in the Miami Valley, an area rich with history and opportunity for new growth.
dayton mall • miami valley hospital • good samaritan hospital • the salem mall • dayton needs to rebuild

Hollywood Stars Oppose Contract Strike
The Screen Actors Guild contract strike about Internet shows is to be voted on January 2, 2009 but it is being opposed by some of Hollywood's leading stars.
hollywood • screen actors guild • screen actors guild strike • screen actors guild demands • screen actors guild divisions

Networks Look To "Sweep" Up Viewers In February
This week we look at some of the outstanding programs airing during "sweeps" month; BAYWATCH says goodbye; AMERICA'S MOST WANTED host John Walsh is honored; This week in tv history.
sweeps month • baywatch • er • rosa parks • judy garland

Protest to Shut Down School of the Americas
Each November, peace activists from all over the Americas gather at Fort Benning in Columbus, Georgia, to demand an end to U.S.-led military repression in Latin America.
school of the americas • fort benning • soa watch • columbusgeorgia • u.s. military repression

Summer Isn't All Reruns But It Sure Seems Like It
This week we examine some standout repats and original programming that are worth watching this week.
west wing • law and order • eight is enough • i love lucy • facts of life

The Boys and Girls Club
All over the country more and more boys and girls are left at home with no supervision. There is an answer to this ever growing problem.
boys and girls clubs • find a boys and girls club • boys and girls club programs • outreach for kids • after school program

The Fourth Wise Man
A review of a movie that poses the question, what happened to the fourth wise man?
jesus • wise men • wise man • magi • catholic

The Leo Male Personality
The Leo man is born between July 23 and August 22. Their symbol is the Lion and their ruling planet the Sun.
leo • leo male personality • zodiac love relationships • leo man and romance • compatible zodiac signs

Who Killed the Electric Car?
Director Chris Paine seeks to uncover the truth about what really happened to General Motors' EV1 electric car.
electric car • chris paine • ev1 • ed begley • zero emissions mandate

Ainsley for the Opposition
She's an attractive blonde with an upturned nose and a subtle southern accent that could make knees go weak. She's a crackerjack lawyer with a mind like a proverbial steel trap who doesn't back down when she believes she's right, even in the face of emotional argument. She's a philosophical conservative and a third-generation devout Republican. And she's the newest employee in the West Wing of 1600 Pensylvania Avenue - much to Sam Seaborn's chagrin.
ainsley hayes • emily proctor • republican • the west wing • sam seaborn

BCTV's Fall Line-Up (pt. 2)
Trying to find something to watch on BCTV? Here are some brief descriptions of the eleven "new to BCTV" shows premiering this fall. As of the writing of this article, all but two have had their season premieres.

CTV's Fall Line-Up: American Imports
Every year on CTV, we're far more likely to see new American shows over new Canadian. Here's a brief look at some of the new American imports coming to Canadian television this fall.
american tv shows • american imports • fall lineup

DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT HISTORY: GERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND, GETTYSBURG
A look at GERONIMO: AN AMERICAN LEGEND and GETTYSBURG, two historical films that, however they are at history, both fail as films.
movies • reviews • geronimo: an american legend • gettysburg

Former Match Game Host Passes Away
A look at the career of the late Gene Rayburn; Senators call for Hollywood to cut down on sex and violence; WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE becomes a weekly series; tv viewing picks.
match game • who wants to be a millionaire? • gene rayburn • tv shows • viewing recommendations

How TV reacted to tragedy: a progress report
A look at how the television industry, like the rest of America, is in mourning. But did we know that TV would react the way did? Did TV change too much, or did it not change enough?
tragedy • television • industry • america • mourning

Movie Stars to TV Stars
In show business, movie stars are considered the elite, and not many who make it on the big screen are cut out for the weekly grind of a TV series.
movie stars • tv stars • big screen actors • tv series • motion picture actors

O Equals Good Violence
Shakespeare's Othello gets the high school treatment in O and brings a redeeming quality to violence
film • shakespeare

Please Remember Me: Early Onset Alzheimer's Disease Patients on the Internet
The stories of some of the early-onset Alzheimer's Disease and related dementia patients who are active on the Internet, with their own web sites and in support group chats and email discussion groups.
alzheimers • dementia • alzheimer • eoad • early-onset alzheimer's disease

Top 10 Leonardo DiCaprio Movies
After more than 15 years of working with first-rate directors and co-stars, Leonardo DiCaprio is arguably one of the best actors of his generation.
leonardo dicaprio • dicaprio's roles • romeo + juliet • the basketball diaries • catch me if you can

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