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This page is a place to drop a note each time something is added to the television section of PopArtsPlace.com or to simply note what's new in TV! Articles on this page by Kay Kellam. Please take a moment to check out her site -- and her writing. With her first novel A Life to Di for already published and more on the way, we are proud to have Kay Kellam on board the PopArtPlace.com team. |
Monday, March 29, 2004
 HIGHLANDER: The Television Series Season Four DVD hits stores 4/13. Check out the Official Highlander Site for all your favorite Highlander Gear (And get on their mailing list to hear about fantastic 72 hour sales! The HIGHLANDER: SEASON FOUR DVD release is highlighted by the following action-packed bonus materials: " Vast library of never-before-seen footage including deleted, alternate and recently discovered scenes " Interviews with the actors, producers, editors, writers, set and costume designers including: David Abramowitz, Roger Bellon, Jim Byrnes, Elizabeth Gracen, Ken Gord, Gillian Horvath, Stan Kirsch, F. Braun McAsh, Bill Panzer, Adrian Paul, David Tynan, Peter Wingfield, Steve Geaghan and others " Audio commentaries from Jim Byrnes, Anthony Delongis, Peter Ellis, Gillian Horvath, Stan Kirsch, Don Ponessa and Adrian Paul " Watcher Chronicles - Discover the lives of the Immortals and those they encountered as recorded by the Watchers " Photo gallery " Bloopers and outtakes " Original production designs and sketches " CD-ROM features including: -- All 22 shooting scripts -- Actor, director and writer biographies -- Series trivia, fight scripts, production notes and shooting schedules Sunday, March 14, 2004
Saturday, March 13, 2004
Friday, March 12, 2004
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Blake Shelton Take a moment to check out this new song (When Somebody Knows You That Well) from Blake Shelton. Thursday, March 04, 2004
With Mel Gibson's Passion getting so much talk right now my mind automatically went back to the Last Temptation of Christ... and it seems I am not the only one.  Bravo will air the Martin Scorsese epic "The Last Temptation of Christ" on Saturday, March 6 (8:00-11:30 p.m. ET). The film, originally released in 1988, provoked thought and debate all around the globe. In spite of this—or perhaps in part because of it—"The Last Temptation of Christ" earned an Oscar, Golden Globe and Grammy nomination. "The Last Temptation of Christ" is based on the novel by Nikos Kazantzakis, and stars Willem Dafoe, Harvey Keitel, David Bowie, and Barbara Hershey, who was nominated for a Golden Globe for her performance as Mary Magdalene. It centers around the idea that Christ was given a choice between crucifixion and dying for the sins of humanity or living out his life as a human man, marrying and having children. The picture depicts controversial ideas, such as a love scene between Jesus and Mary Magdalene, a shifting role for Judas Iscariot and a Jesus who appears to have very human foibles. After its initial release, the film was banned in Athens, Israel and India, and met with protests in North America and Europe. Among the harshest demonstrations was a cinema in Paris' Latin Quarter that was burned to the ground by Catholic extremists protesting the theater's showing of the movie. Though viewers raised objections against "The Last Temptation of Christ" for different reasons, the movie produced a similar media storm and dialogue as Mel Gibson's "The Passion of the Christ" has in recent weeks. Bravo's screening of the film, therefore, will provide the audience with an interesting opportunity to see one of the antecedents of "The Passion," while at the same time giving them a rounder perspective on how cinema has historically told this age-old tale. |
