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12.09.12 by Widge @ 8:39 pm Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  It's The First Christmas, out on DVD from Warner Brothers. Here's what they have to say for themselves: Unwrap a Christmas miracle with this new deluxe edition DVD! Give your family a holiday to remember with this unforgettable story about the true meaning of Christmas from the animation powerhouse Rankin/Bass (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer)! After Sister Theresa (voiced by Angela Lansbury) rescues an orphan shepherd boy from a lightning storm, she lovingly nurses him back to health. However, the boy suffered injuries during the storm and wakes up blind and discouraged in his new surroundings. With Sister Theresa's help, the pint-sized shepherd with the king-sized heart learns that seeing goes deeper than what your eyes show you. Together, they discover that unconditional love can overcome any obstacles. Celebrate the gift of love with your family this holiday as you experience this fully remastered deluxe edition DVD!
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12.03.12 by Widge @ 12:01 am Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  Molly Subert of Missouri will be seeing things with Wilfred. Heath Russell of Georgia, Leonard Mellon of Florida and Chrissy Reese of Oregon will be discussing pickle juice with Hannibal Buress. Becky Wollenslegel of Ohio and Benjamin Paine of California will become night owls hanging out with Midnight Son. Ally Goulden of West Virginia and Rick Park of Idaho will bear witness to the Doomsday Prophecy. Johnny Beck of New York will be trading in his ticket with Pawn Stars. Erica Hein of Indiana will be hunting with Dog the Bounty Hunter: Taking it to the Streets. We hope Marion Watson of Indiana, Matt Woolf of Louisiana and Ed Nolin of British Columbia "gustan" Casa De Mi Padre. (Lo siento, Senora Masterson.) Stephen Shaw of Tennessee will be appraising Gene Simmons: Family Jewels. Nicole Anderson of Maine will be listening to the Savages soundtrack. Mayhap in a conch shell. Robin Overton of Massachusetts and Nancy Keenan of Iowa will be very, very quiet...because it's Dead Season. Delle Mead of Colorado will be carrying a tune with Sesame Street: Singing With the Stars. And lastly, Blue Like Jazz is going to get liked, we hope, by Sylvia Shire of Ohio, Diane Fines of Vermont and Ernest Gallagher of Kansas. Congrats to all the winners. Don't see your name up there? Don't panic. There more chances to win. Just a reminder--you can enter up to once a day (but no more than once a day, please) per household. Find our contests here. Or become a fan of our contests on Facebook. And hey: subscribe to our contest feed so you don't miss a single chance to enter -- the day you miss entering might have been Your Day! Categorized as: Contests
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11.02.12 by Widge @ 9:58 am Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  It's the 10th Anniversary Special Edition of My Big Fat Greek Wedding on Blu-Ray, hitting from HBO. Here's what they have to say for themselves: Categorized as: Contests
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10.21.12 by Widge @ 2:21 pm Comments on this: one. Add your own.  It's The Dog Stars by Peter Heller, read unabridged by Mark Deakins and out from Random House Audio. Here's what they have to say for themselves: Categorized as: Contests
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10.21.12 by Widge @ 6:02 am Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  It's Tourist by St Germain, being re-released by Blue Note/EMI. Here's what they have to say for themselves: Categorized as: Contests
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10.21.12 by Widge @ 4:21 am Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  The Jeff Who Lives at Home prize packs will be headed to the homes of John Kamin of Indiana and Cole Ballantine of West Virginia (assuming they gave us their home addresses, that is). Mama Said that Michael Ladanyi of Georgia won the Lenny Kravitz album. Shirley Booker of Tennessee gets to review the Highlights of the 2012 Masters. Descendents will be moving--mostly laterally--to Dylan Jones of New York. The contest may have had an end, but the No End of Now CDs are going to Leslie Bitner of Texas. Cherish Armstrong of South Carolina and Sheila Bell of Ontario are no doubt bullish about winning Bullhead. This might not be Paul Colson of Oklahoma's Finest Hour, but it's not too bad. He won the Patton Oswalt DVD, after all. Matthew Winston of Vermont, Mark Westfall of Ohio, Simon Colby of Rhode Island and Erin Bassett of Virginia all get to check out Reggie Watts' live album. Both Rita Greene of Illinois and Clay Connell of Texas will be getting together with American Reunion. Alicia Lewis of Georgia gets to catch the Beautiful Wave. Congrats to all the winners. Don't see your name up there? Don't panic. There are plenty of chances to win. Just a reminder--you can enter up to once a day (but no more than once a day, please) per household. Find our contests here. Or become a fan of our contests on Facebook. And hey: subscribe to our contest feed so you don't miss a single chance to enter -- the day you miss entering might have been Your Day! Categorized as: Contests
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10.21.12 by Widge @ 1:27 am Comments on this: one. Add your own.  It's Pigeon Pie Mystery by Julia Stuart, read unabridged by Hannah Curtis and out on CD from Books on Tape. Here's what they have to say for themselves: Categorized as: Contests
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10.20.12 by Widge @ 7:04 pm Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  It's For One Night, the Lifetime Original, out on DVD. Here's what they have to say for themselves: FOR ONE NIGHT was inspired by the true story of an African-American teenager who shook up a small town where high school proms had been racially segregated for decades. When Senior Brianna McCallister (Raven-Symoné, "That's So Raven") suggests that the school change its policy and let both black and white seniors put on one prom, parents and school officials are shocked. McCallister risks her place as a gifted and popular school leader when she chooses to do the right thing. This is the story of two women, a student and a reporter (Aisha Tyler, The Babymakers, "Ghost Whisperer"), and their courageous attempt to reverse a long-standing racist tradition and make history, at least for one night.
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10.20.12 by Widge @ 3:03 am Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  It's Brickleberry, the new show executive produced by Daniel Tosh and out from Comedy Central. They now have a website for Brickleberry Greeting Cards, where you can create an e-card of your own with the assistance of Tosh's character Malloy. Here's a graphic that's going to tell you basically the same thing. Notice: this graphic has, in the background, cartoon animals copulating. You have been warned. Categorized as: Contests
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10.19.12 by Widge @ 10:56 am Comments on this: nada. Add your own.  It's Best of Bond...James Bond: 50 Years - 50 Tracks, out on CD from Capitol. Here's what they have to say for themselves: Categorized as: Contests
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