DVD Video releases showcase notable extras and reissues
A collage of DVD releases highlights including Rompup with Madonna, James Cameron Lang, and various reissues. Titles from MGM Columbia TriStar Artisan Warner Bros Universal and more feature noted commentaries and featurettes. Prices range from 19.98 to 39.95 with multiple disc sets and accompanying documentaries.
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Madonna
Lee Tamahori
Michael Wilson
MGM
U.S
Somalia
Charinel
PBS
Columbia TriStar
James Cameron
William Wisher
Artisan
Warner Bros
Paul Walker
Universal
S.W.A.T
Samuel L. Jackson
Colin Farrell
S.wa.t
Robert Urich
Bill Bixby
Lou Ferrigno
TV Finale Deception Triggers Los Angeles Outcry
Viewers accuse Investigations hype of a season finale death alarm. They say the plot used a recurring character named Bonne as a shock tactic. The controversy centers on misleading the audience and the emotional impact of the false danger.
Revival of Little Shop of Horrors cancels Broadway run
The revival of Little Shop of Horrors aborts its Broadway transfer after protracted talks. Producer Marc Routh cited high standards and challenges converting off Broadway material. A fall return under director Jerry Zaks remains possible if terms align.
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Virginia
Marc Routh
Connie Grappo
Kathleen Marshall
Routh
Seaella
Roger Corman
Coral Gables
Fla
Christee Dolan
Miami Herald
Hunter Foster
Alice Ripley
The
South Florida Sun. Sentinel
Jack Zink
Miracle Theatre
Ripley
Foster
Seymour
Jerry Zaks
Zaks
Nathan Lane
Cme
Florida
Howard Ashman
Alan Menken
Jerry
Orpheum Theatre
Lower East Side
Ashman
Ellen Greene
Lee Wilkof
TiVo to sell data on viewing habits from 700000 subscribers
TiVo Inc aims to aggregate viewing data from its 700000 subscribers, collecting programing habits while keeping individuals anonymous. The plan, led by president Martin J. Yudkovitz, targets advertisers and broadcasters to better tailor content and ads for DVR usage.
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TiVo Inc
TiVo
Martin J. Yudkovitz
Ice
Yudkovitz
Bergman Honored for Preserving Aging Films
Agmar Bergman received the Film Preservation Award from the International Federation of Film Archives in Stockholm for saving and restoring aging color films. The Swedish director, whose Fanny and Alexander won the 1984 best foreign language Oscar, was honored at the Swedish Film Institute ceremony.
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Sweden
Agmar Bergman
Fanny and
Alexander
International Federation of Film Archives
Swedish Film Institute
Stockholm
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