Films on Shine

Bollywood, Twilight, and a mix of algebra :):):)

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Hrithik Roshan's Kites is not coming out anytime soon. I have to admit I was pretty disappointed. I mean he is one of the hottest Indian actors in Bollywood and yet we can't see him on the big screen anytime soon. I'm not complaining...it's just I hate how Bollywood says a date…

Four Secrets to Searching the National Archives

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Do you remember the last scene in the 1981 movie Raiders of the Lost Ark, when the wooden crate containing the Ark of the Covenant was moved into that huge limitless warehouse for storage? After recently completing a short very informal survey, that scene from the movie is what a majority folks…

Texas Auto Tint Laws Change Sept '09

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Window Tinting Standards for the State of Texas

Revised window tint laws effective September 1, 2009.

This Is NOT The Web Address For The Hollywood Actor Prep Blog

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The real Hollywood Actor Prep Blog, by Dana Kaminski, is at http://www.hollywoodactorprep.com/blog. If you're an actor, or interested to see some very informative content on how the movie and television business really works...stop by! Everyone is certainly welcome... Best, Dana

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Top 5 Holiday Films

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Year after year, these yuletide flicks are guaranteed to entertain the entire family. Head over to cookiemag.com for more ideas to create holiday cheer this season.

By Christopher Healy

Cookie's Guide to Family Movies

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Based on the following description, would you let your kids watch this movie? “A mother and most of her children are massacred. The sole surviving son is then kidnapped, forcing the grieving father to risk his own life again and again in an attempt to rescue his boy.” You probably already have—since this aptly describes Finding Nemo. In fact, just about every family film ever made contains at least one line, character, or theme that somebody somewhere might find objectionable. The question is: What is your particular measure of objectionable? And should it get in the way of introducing your children (and you) to a silver-screen magnum opus? With this thoroughly researched roundup of kid-friendly flicks—which includes a key to potentially offensive material in each—we present some unheralded gems of cinema, from Charlie Chaplin to Kirsten Dunst, so you can decide for yourself.

AND SO IT BEGINS...

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THE TIME HAS COME FOR THE WORDS OF WISDOM, SECRETS & LIES OF SHOWBIZ AND JUST PLAIN DOWN RIGHT STEP BY STEP GUIDANCE TO COME FROM CHICAGO'S VERY OWN TALENT EXPERT...JOHN CONRAD! AFTER EIGHTEEN YEARS OF TELEVISION, VOICE-OVER, FILM, STAGE, RUNWAY, VOICE, MUSICAL THEATER, MODELING AND 'LIVE'...

Bollywood

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So, how many of you have heard of Bollywood? For those of you who haven't, it's the Indian version of Hollywood. Since most Hindi movies are made in Bombay, or Mumbai as it is called now, it is known as Bollywood; get it? There's a new movie being made called...