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At Kirkus: A Roundup of Neil Gaiman Stories Being Resurrected for TV and Film

Posted on April 7, 2016 by John DeNardo in Books, Web Sites // 0 Comments

Over at the Kirkus Reviews blog this week, I take a look at A Handful of Neil Gaiman Stories Being Resurrected for TV and Film.

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Download NetFlix Movies to Tivo?

Published On: September 22, 2004

NetFlix and Warner Brothers are testing a video-on-demand service allowing the downloading of movies onto Tivo. [CNet link]

Mmmmm…Cherries…

Published On: September 22, 2003

From rec.arts.sf.written Frequently Asked Questions Pronunciation of Cherryh C. J. Cherryh's original last name was Cherry. The terminal H is silent. The H was added because her first editor thought that Cherry sounded too much like a romance writer. Her brother, artist David Cherry, retains the original spelling.

The Big Bang Theory: Rock/Paper/Scissors/Lizard/Spock

Published On: September 22, 2009

Of the few times I've tried watching The Big Bang Theory, it always struck me kind of...odd. It's supposed to appeal to geeks, yet it makes fun of them. Chuck did a better job with geek humor, I thought, while respecting them at the same time. The Big Bang Theory seems to try for laughs at the expense of geeks. Continue Reading →

Watch 10 Bloopers That Made the Final Film

Published On: September 22, 2015

Everyone loves never-before-seen blooper reels, but sometimes the unplanned bloopers actually make it into the finished film. In the following video, the folks at Screen Rant go over 10 memorable bloopers that made the final cut, including films like Raiders of the Lost Ark (which I already knew was unplanned, but didn't know was cg'd anyway), The Lord of the Continue Reading →

REVIEW: ‘Cryoburn (A Miles Vorkosigan Novel)’ by Lois McMaster Bujold

Published On: September 22, 2011

REVIEW SUMMARY: This competent twentieth installment in the Vorkosigan Saga pits Miles Vorkosigan against evil corporations in a business-world puzzle. MY RATING: BRIEF SYNOPSIS: In his role as Imperial Auditor, Miles is dispatched to the planet Kibou-daini, where he is kidnapped by a splinter political group that is protesting against the corporations who control the government by casting votes for Continue Reading →

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