Russell Davies and David Tennant put out all the stops and more in passing the Doctor Who flame onto another team. Light-hearted and enjoyable romps like "The Next Doctor" and "Planet of the Dead" contrast with the darker more serious "Waters of Mars" and "The End of Time". Action, high-drama, humour - in short science fiction at its best.

This movie follows Pacino's exploration of Shakespeare's Richard III. In doing so he explores the elements which make up a shakespeare play, and how each element relates to contemporary life, and what it has to say about the contemporary world. Insightful and worth seeing.

This is a great movie with fantastic acting. It will appeal to those who enjoy plays, and revolves about three company representatives who have to solicit a high-profile figure. In the process of which they debate as to means to human growth, character-development, whether the means of converting (religion) and selling (corporations) is ever justified?
In short prepare to be moved.

A very good album, which will appeal to retro-fans of New Order. The sound is very acoustic, and the voice of the second singer is in keeping with Bernard Sumner. Lots of good songs, in particular "Twist of Fate", "Sink of Swim", "Walk on Silver Water" and "This is Home". It makes a good companion piece to "Waiting for the Siren's Call".