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What happens after we die? Rod Serling's classic TV series, The Twilight Zone tackled the question often.

What is beauty? Rod Serling's classic television series, The Twilight Zone tackled the question often.

Want real belly laughs? Go watch The Twilight Zone. Some of the funniest comics and situations can be found there.

The Twilight Zone has been a television staple for decades and examined many issues. Here are some of the best war themed episodes.

Steven Spielberg is the most successful director/producer in the history of motion pictures. Legendary film star Joan Crawford had even predicted his success after starring in his first Hollywood film, the pilot episode for Rod Serling's television series, "Night Gallery."

Indeed the definitive collection for diehard TZ buffs! Along with all the original episodes, considerable "special features" content's included, not to mention Serling's "next-episode" previews and CBS' original end-of-broadcast blurbs.

This article shares the results of an interview with William Stape, an AC writer who has written scripts for television shows like Star Trek's Next Generation and Deep Space Nine.

"Watchmen" & "Star Trek" are two of the hottest films people are talking about in production right now. I interviewed Dawn Brown, a costume artist and set designer who worked on both movies.

What can you say about the 2007 baseball season that hasn't been said already? Records were broken while playing under the foreboding clouds of a steroid controversy and the Rockies made it to .....

Actor Humphrey Bogart is one of many famous people born on Christmas Day.

Complied list of various celebs that were born on Christmas Day.

Is William Shatner Star Trek's one and only Captain Kirk? Are you sure about that?

Now that another remake of "I Am Legend" is being released in December of 2007 with Will Smith--just how is the current generation seeing the general post-apocalyptic tale? Find out here and pass it on if everybody is still alive after reading...

R.L. Stines's series of Goosebumps novels are back. In video form on Cartoon Network.

A review of the western (set and filmed in Mexico) 1972 film "The Wrath of God" starring Robert Mitchum, Frank Langella, and the last screen appearance of Rita Hayworth.

A look at the TV shows and culture of 1950s America.

This article is an encapsulation of the book I wrote with Sandra Brandenburg about visionary art in Northern California.

These five television personalities all succumbed following surgery to various complications.

Take a look at which famous people on the list share your own winter birthday, from entertainers to historical figures.

Episodes which fit in these three categories.

Known as a television actor, Mumy has just released "The Landlord or the Guest," his 7th solo CD project in the last 11 years.

When compared to cable movie networks, commercial TV doesn't stand a chance. Here's five reasons why.

Have you been waiting for decades for someone to come along and carefully sort through all the many worthy contenders and present to you the top ten television theme songs of the 1960s? Well, it has now been done. You need only read on.

Consider whether or not you're actually good enough to receive a Bachelors for your talent. Correctly, you should be asking yourself if you are productive enough, articulate enough, and tenacious enough to earn a BFA.

Are you one of the many thousands of young bright-eyed creative-types ready to run away to Art School this coming fall. Art School can be a strange and twisted world of melodramatic bureaucracy and mind-bending surrealist educational methodology, but it can also be fun!

"The Twilght Zone" was ahead of its time in terms of innovation and creativity. These are considered to be among some of its best episodes.

How Steven Spielberg conned his way inside Hollywood

In a world where people fear the advancement of technology will invade their humanity, one person accidentally discovers the unlikely paradox.

An original presentation of the Sci-Fi Channel, this series focuses on a small town where just about everyone is a certified genius.

I passed it by countless times at the video store, assuming it was a Phantom of the Opera rip-off on the camp level of Kiss Meets the Phantom of the Park. Now that I've seen it, I wish I could go back in time...

Sometimes age really IS just a number. Successful relationships take work and time, irregardless of the demographics!

Are you a thrill seeker? Do you crave the feeling of fear & the butterflies that come along with it? Then read on...........

This article compares the original 1968 film against the 2001 version.

This is a review on "Admissions of Guilt" by author Cathy Jourdan.

There are many avenues to pursue, analyze and question within the posthumanistic theory. I have attempted to touch on a few, without overload of self or others.

Binghamton is a great place to buy cigarettes and ask for direction to your next location, seriously, check it out.

Dolly Parton, Steven Spielberg, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Zubin Mehta and Smokey Robinson are among this year's honorees for the Kennedy Center's Award for lifetime achievement in the performing arts.

Binghamton...a great place to buy cigarettes on your way to your next destination.

My experience entering the William Shatner DVD Club Spokesperson Contest.

Film remakes might not always succeed with a new audience, but new generations sometimes need new interpretations.

Jack Palance, who played tough guys for over 50 years on the silver screen died in his California home of natural causes on Friday, November 10, 2006.

Today's child actors come and go. Child stars of the Golden Era of Hollywood, however, are still remembered and continue to have a lasting legacy.

In this Part I ("Innocents"), a time in America's past is recounted - and in this opening chapter, Tommy Mendelson (perhaps "the Third Personality") is a little leaguer who learns about an American ethic: for in baseball, honor matters more than winning.

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This essay explores the literary works of Flannery O'Connor from a meta-analytic perspective. A review of the common themes of O'Connor criticism which reveals a unique yet highly applicable way to understand and appreciate O'Connor's works.

One of the most successful and fondly remembered film franchises of the early 70s was the PLANET OF THE APES series. rather than invest more effort and money into each new installment the films seemed to turn into cheaper and cheaper "kiddie flicks".

Every fan of horror or science fiction knows the name of Richard Matheson, from scripts for Vincent Price movies such as House of Usher, his own The Incredible Shrinking Man, to the classic vampire tale I Am Legend. Together now are his 86 short stories.