Essential Love Songs
Dean Martin
CD ($12.98)
Get a little help in setting the mood for Valentine’s Day with this collection of oh-so-smo-o-o-th, seductive, snuggle-up ballads from the late, great crooner whose cool-cat charms stretched across the spectrum of radio, television and movies. The Las Vegas-lounge love flows with “Dream a Little Dream of Me,” “That’s Amorè” and 14 more tunes just right for romancin’ and slow dancin’.
—Neil Pond, American Profile
Monty Python: Almost the Truth (The Lawyers Cut)
DVD ($29.95)
An authorized documentary about the iconic comedic troupe known as Monty Python, this 3-DVD set commemorates the group’s 40th anniversary with nearly eight hours of revealing interviews and hundreds of clips from its long-running BBC-TV series, live appearances and movies. Where else are you going to encounter a lumberjack chorus, a dead parrot, the Minister of Silly Walk and knights who say ‘Ni’? Nowhere!
—Neil Pond, American Profile
Food, Inc.
DVD ($26.98)
An eye-opening exposè of who controls what America eats, this hard-hitting documentary made waves with its theatrical release last year as it fingered the food industry for putting profit ahead of health, safety and the environment. See for yourself—but eat before you watch, because once it’s over you might not have much of an appetite! Bonus features include deleted scenes, celebrity public-service announcements and an ABC-TV “Nightline” segment called “You Are What You Eat.”
—Neil Pond, American Profile
Entertainment
Entertainment Picks (January 22, 2010)
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Best Super Bowl ad? Vote for your favorite
Naked M&Ms, an out-of-shape dog on a mission and Clint Eastwood delivering a passionate speech about American adversity -- these are among the favorite commercials that aired during Sunday's Super Bowl.
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NFL works to protect copyright, as Brady admits illegal viewing
NFL Super Bowl officials were hoping to score some major media attention with the arrest of a "web pirate" accused of illegally streaming sporting events over the Internet. They ended up with news stories that led with Super Bowl-bound quarterback Tom Brady admitting he watched last year’s NFL championship game on an illegal website.
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SLIDESHOW: Madonna hypes Super Bowl halftime show
Madonna answers questions from the media during a news conference to hype the halftime show for Super Bowl XLVI.
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VIDEO: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
More than 18,000 people descended on Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney for the annual Groundhog Day celebration.
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SLIDESHOW: Super Bowl by the numbers
The nation's biggest sporting event produces some staggering statistics, from the number of chicken wings consumed -- 1.25 billion -- to the amount of money some people plan to bet on the game.
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This year's Super Bowl stadium 'Disney friendly'
National Football League officials are taking fan-friendly lessons from Disney World to make sure they don't repeat last year's Super Bowl stadium seating fiasco.
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Super prices for NFL's super event
The price tag of a prime seat in Lucas Oil Stadium for Super Bowl XLVI is officially $1,000, but cash-rich fans will shell out multiples of that to see the NFL championship game.
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SLIDESHOW: Patriots best Ravens in AFC Championship
The Patriots defeat the Baltimore Ravens 23-20 in the AFC Championship game, securing a spot in Super Bowl XLVI against the New York Giants.
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SLIDESHOW: Sports figures react to Joe Paterno's death
Players, coaches and sports journalists took to Twitter on Sunday morning to react to the death of former Penn State head football coach Joe Paterno.
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Viral video: Anchor has Ron Burgundy moment on live TV
A morning meteorologist at a TV station in Green Bay, Wis., had a real-life Ron Burgundy moment this week thanks to a prank by one of his co-workers.
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