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New Releases for September 27th, 2005

Robots Ewan McGregor lends his voice to this heartwarming animated feature about Rodney Copperbottom, a young robot inventor who dreams of making the world a better place. But when the evil Ratchet (Greg Kinnear) takes over Big Weld Industries, Rodney's dreams -- like his friends, including motormouthed Fender (Robin Williams) -- are in danger of becoming obsolete. Halle Berry, Amanda Bynes, Mel Brooks and Stanley Tucci co-star.

Lords of Dogtown A group of outcasts from California's Venice Beach change the face of skateboarding forever in this 1970s tale written by "Skateboard Godfather" Stacy Peralta. The Z-Boys (a group of radical riders who scout the neighborhoods for empty swimming pools) invent a brazen style of skating, become legends and deal with heartache when the sport they live for turns into big business. Heath Ledger, Rebecca De Mornay and Johnny Knoxville star.

Family Guy Presents: Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story Temporarily shelving his plans for world domination, crazed baby genius Stewie Griffin (voiced by Seth MacFarlane) sets out on a wild journey to find the man he believes is his real father (not that bumbling nitwit Peter). During his cross-country trek, the enfant terrible makes some shocking discoveries while searching for daddy dearest in this unrated, full-length animated film featuring guest talent Drew Barrymore.

The Festival: Season 1 Exclusively at Netflix: The Independent Film Channel's ensemble mockumentary series follows Rufus Marquez, a naïve young director making his film debut at M.U.F.F. (the Mountain United Film Festival), an over-hyped independent film festival teeming with cell phone-toting posers and self-important studio types. Can his film "The Unreasonable Truth of Butterflies" live up to the hype? Nicolas Wright and James A. Woods star.

Gilmore Girls: Season 4 They just keep getting better (when they aren't battling life-changing travails, that is); those beloved Gilmore Girls, Rory and Lorelai, return for a fourth hit season filled with snappy dialogue and intriguing stories. This season, Rory (Alexis Bledel) starts her first year at Yale University, and Lorelai (Lauren Graham) opens the Dragonfly Inn for business -- at long last -- thanks to a timely loan from Luke Danes (Scott Patterson).

Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst Still a controversial chapter in American history, this documentary investigates the American domestic terrorist group that gained fame for the 1974 kidnapping of newspaper heiress Patty Hearst. The S.L.A.'s motto was "Death to the fascist insect that preys upon the life of the people!" A riveting account of the rise and fall of an organization with utopian ideals that went tragically wrong.

Carlito's Way: Rise to Power In this prequel to Brian De Palma's 1993 hit Carlito's Way, young Carlito Brigante (Jay Hernandez) is seduced by the power of New York's underworld. Assisted by his two brothers in crime, Rocco (Michael Kelly) and Earl (Mario Van Peebles), Carlito is fast on his way to becoming Spanish Harlem's ultimate kingpin -- that is, if someone doesn't get there ahead of him. Michael Scott Bregman directs this tale of violence, greed and lessons of loyalty.

Creature Comforts: Season 1 Following the secret lives of animals via a hilarious mockumentary format, this animated series of shorts from Academy Award-winning director Nick Park (Wallace & Gromit, Chicken Run) features jaguars, gorillas and a veritable zoo of inhabitants -- who have many of the same problems that humans do. Originally created for British television and Comedy Central, "Creature Comforts" went on to win a BAFTA Award for Best Comedy Series in 2004.

Speak An unfortunate incident has left Melinda (Kristen Stewart) shunned by her friends and completely traumatized. Now, she enters the ninth grade a selective mute, isolating herself from everyone at school until a sympathetic teacher (Steve Zahn) encourages her to express herself -- and, ultimately, heal herself -- through art. Jessica Sharzer directs this powerful teen drama, which debuted at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival.

Descent It doesn't bode well for the planet when a huge amount of volcanic activity creates chaos worldwide, prompting a team of scientists to gather to try to prevent what seems a near-certain global catastrophe. But Dr. Jake Rollins (Luke Perry) reasons that the cause of the volcanic reactions is most likely due to a secret government operation investigating alternative energy resources from deep within the Earth's mantle. Terry Cunningham directs.

Star Trek: Enterprise: Season 3 A century before the Starship Enterprise sped through space and time, Capt. Jonathan Archer (Scott Bakula) was leading his crew on explorations in the ultramodern Enterprise NX-01. The third season of this popular "Star Trek" spin-off follows T'Pol (Jolene Blalock), Dr. Phlox (John Billingsley), Reed (Dominic Keating), Mayweather (Anthony Montgomery), Sato (Linda Park) and Tucker (Connor Trinneer) through another string of adventures.

Modigliani Painter Amedeo Modigliani (Andy Garcia), famous for his portraits with the singularly recognizable elongated faces, is the subject of this engrossing biographical drama by Mick Davis. Along with tracing his career, the film follows the Jewish artist's attempts to win a Parisian art competition to raise money so he can care for the baby he fathered with his Catholic lover, Jeanne (Elsa Zylberstein), whose parents want nothing to do with him.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Season 3 Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Nickelodeon's most popular animated invertebrate (voiced by Tom Kenny) is back for a third hilarious season, flanked by his pet snail, Gary, and his friends Patrick the Starfish (Bill Fagerbakke) and Sandy Cheeks the Squirrel (Carolyn Lawrence). The underwater residents of Bikini Bottom just can't seem to attract any normalcy, with a variety of odd situations cropping up just about every day!

Make It Funky! Rollicking piano. Infectious horns. Hypnotic drum beats. Rocking guitar licks. Put them all together, and you've got the exuberant sound of New Orleans music! A world-class lineup of artists -- including the Neville Brothers, Allen Toussaint, Irma Thomas, Lloyd Price, Bonnie Raitt and Keith Richards -- pays tribute to the sound of the "Crescent City," courtesy of this collection of archival footage and exclusive interviews.

The Vicar of Dibley: 10th Anniversary Specials The holidays are always eventful for the eccentric residents of Dibley and their female vicar, Geraldine (Dawn French). In "Merry Christmas," Alice spots a supermodel in her undies in the vicarage. It isn't long before the entire village believes that Gerry is one of the first lesbian vicars in England. In "Happy New Year," the villagers have plans to give Gerry a birthday present she'll never forget: a blind date.

Silver Hawk Silver Hawk flies through the air and gracefully swoops down for a landing wherever and whenever there's trouble afoot. But who is this masked heroine? Concealing her true identity, model Lulu Wong (Michelle Yeoh) moonlights as the costumed do-gooder. When a scientist is kidnapped by a nefarious techno-chic geek (Luke Goss), who wants to use the inventor's device to rule the planet, Lulu's two separate worlds collide in a race to stop the madman.

Resident Alien This beguiling documentary chronicles the adventures of Quentin Crisp, a dandified British expatriate living in New York City. Crisp minces through downtown Manhattan, where he runs across such fellow eccentrics as Warhol alum Holly Woodlawn, elderly sex prodigy Felicity Mason, rock star Sting, playwright Robert Patrick and actor John Hurt (who played Crisp in the autobiographical The Naked Civil Servant). Jonathan Nossiter directs.

The Amazing Race: Season 1 An instant phenomenon, the Emmy-winning "The Amazing Race" raised the bar for television reality programs. This inaugural season introduces the show's concept, which features rival teams traversing the globe competing for a million-dollar cash prize. Facing mental and physical challenges, contestants must not only outwit their opponents, but also keep their cool when complications arise and personalitiesclash within their own ranks.

Hogan's Heroes: Season 2 Fall in line with the ragtag band of World War II POWs known as "Hogan's Heroes" for a second hilarious season. As usual, Col. Robert Hogan (Bob Crane) and his gang of raucous saboteurs (including Robert Clary, Richard Dawson, Ivan Dixon and Larry Hovis) hoist a series of hilarious plots, plans and schemes -- right under the noses of the German war machine and the camp commander, Col. Wilhelm Klink (Werner Klemperer).

Dukes of Hazzard: TV Favorites Carousing cousins Bo and Luke Duke (John Schneider and Tom Wopat) spend most of their days eluding Boss Hogg (Sorrell Booke) and his dimwit sheriff, Roscoe P. Coltrane (James Best), in their hopped-up car "The General Lee." Bo and Luke live with their Uncle Jesse (Denver Pyle) and sexy cousin Daisy (Catherine Bach) and always manage to find themselves entangled in messes they can usually outrun. This disc features three episodes from the show.

WWE: The Self-Destruction of the Ultimate Warrior Controversy surrounds WWE legend Ultimate Warrior, from his meteoric rise to his mysterious departure from the ring. Wrestling superstars share their stories about working with Ultimate Warrior in this revealing exposé, which also looks at Ultimate Warrior's feuds with "Macho Man" Randy Savage, "Ravishing" Rick Rude, Hulk Hogan and others. Vince McMahon and Eric Bischoff discuss Ultimate Warrior's WWE/WCW career, and extras include five matches.

Who Are the DeBolts? And Where Did They Get Nineteen Kids? Actor Henry Winkler ("Happy Days") narrates this Academy Award-winning documentary following the daily struggles -- and triumphs -- of the all-American DeBolt family. But the DeBolts are no ordinary clan, with busy California parents Robert and Dorothy overseeing the development of six kids of their own and 13 adopted children (many of them with severe physical handicaps) in a range of ages, colors and abilities.

Ice Queen Fleeing the Amazon with a preserved female body that dates back to the Ice Age, Dr. Frantz Goddard is giddy with pride. After all, his find of the century stands to give him the fame, respect and notoriety he's been longing for. But when his plane crashes near a popular ski resort and unleashes a deadly avalanche, the doctor's "Ice Queen" escapes -- and the surviving guests are trapped with one hell of a woman.

Illuminating Angels & Demons Based on Simon Cox's best-seller, this program examines the "Path of Illumination" discussed in author Dan Brown's book Angels & Demons (Brown also authored The Da Vinci Code). The investigation looks at the artwork, popes and royalty of Renaissance Rome in an attempt to uncover the facts behind Brown's fictional story. In addition to posing provocative questions, the program offers a stunning tour of Roman Baroque and Renaissance masterpieces.

Cheyenne: TV Favorites As Cheyenne Bodie, Clint Walker is the rugged star of this hit Western television series that aired from 1955-63. A law-abiding citizen (who happens to stand 6 feet 6 inches tall) of the old West, Cheyenne tries his darnedest to stay out of trouble, but when push comes to shove, he loves to cut criminals down to size. This disc features three well-loved episodes from the vintage show that remains one of the best of the genre.

Maverick: TV Favorites For five years, "Maverick" ruled the ratings roost, capturing audiences with charming lead actors (James Garner, Roger Moore and Jack Kelly) and complicated story lines. Tune in to some of the show's most crowd-pleasing episodes with this collection. Watch as three gambling brothers, Brett (Garner), Bo (Moore) and Bart (Kelly), make their way across the states, earning a living at the tables and finding themselves in trouble time and again.

F Troop: TV Favorites Fort Courage was the setting for this mid-1960s TV series that featured plenty of street-smart Indians and dimwit troopers. Bumbling Capt. Wilton Parmenter (Ken Berry) finds himself in charge of the fort and must deal with the local Indian population and amorous attentions of Miss Jane (Melody Patterson). Forrest Tucker and Larry Starch co-star in this hammy comedy. This disc features six episodes from the show.

Try to Remember Forensic detective Lisa Monroe (Gabrielle Anwar) returns to her hometown and winds up investigating serial killings related to the 15-year-old murder of her friend Jenny in this thriller based on Mary Higgins Clark's novel. Not long after Jenny's murderer is paroled, someone begins killing off the witnesses who testified against him. Against her better judgment, Lisa pairs with ex-boyfriend Detective Joe O'Connor (Max Martini) to find the killer.

The Tracker The mountainous country of Southern Australia in 1922 is the setting for this tale about a mysterious tracker (David Gulpilil) of aboriginal descent who must find a fugitive on the run, with three mounted white policemen following closely behind. Moving farther into the wilderness, the journey grows increasingly harsh on the travelers; as the lines between black and white become blurred, unexpected violence and betrayal await them at every turn.

Chico and the Man: TV Favorites This 1970s comedy broke new ground in network television by featuring a Hispanic actor -- Freddie Prinze -- in the lead (a role that made him a star). The show follows the ups and downs of two men from wildly different backgrounds as they work together in an auto shop. Fusty Irishman Ed Brown (Jack Albertson) owns the garage, while his assistant, Chico (Prinze), lives with him in a backroom. This disc features six episodes from the show.

Bad Timing In Cold War-era Vienna, psychoanalyst Dr. Alex Linden (Art Garfunkel) becomes consumed by an erotic affair with the mercurial Milena Flaherty (Theresa Russell). When the lovers' passion takes an ill-advised and life-threatening turn, Inspector Netusil (Harvey Keitel) must get to the sordid bottom of it all. The musical score features Tom Waits, The Who and Billie Holiday. Nicolas Roeg directs with his usual offbeat panache.

Britney and Kevin: Chaotic: The DVD Never camera-shy, Grammy-winning pop princess Britney Spears and her husband, Kevin Federline, open the doors of their home to give viewers a taste of the celebrity life. During the course of this unusual show, fans witness the unfolding of a love story, from courtship to engagement to wedding. Through private home videos shot by the couple themselves, Britney and Kevin invite you to experience the curious "reality" of superstardom.

Rugrats: Tales from the Crib: Snow White The charming little Rugrats put their own hilarious spin on the beloved fairy tale "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs." Snow White (voiced by Susie Carmichael) enlists the help of her petite pals (played by all the "babies") to go up against a vain queen, a role attacked with gusto by -- who else? -- Angelica Pickles. Instead of marrying the handsome prince, Snow White wants to prove that friends are much more important than objects … or beauty.

Sing-Along Songs: Disneyland Fun Kids are in for endless fun with this musical journey through the magical park known the world over as the happiest place on earth: Disneyland. Young viewers can enjoy their favorite, song-filled Disney moments with the likes of Mr. Owl, Chip 'n' Dale and, of course, Mickey Mouse, who'll teach them the words to crowd-pleasing tunes featured in Disney films. They'll also hop aboard thrilling rides such as the Matterhorn, Splash Mountain and more.

Sing-Along Songs: Beach Party at Walt Disney World The gang's all here for what promises to be a fun-filled, action-packed day at the beach. Join Mickey, Goofy, Minnie, Donald, Pooh, Tigger and all their Disney friends for a musical journey through surf, sun and sand. Young viewers can join in the sing-along festivities and take detours at Walt Disney World hot spots, including the awesome Typhoon Lagoon, mysterious Shark Reef and welcoming Blizzard Beach.

Sing-Along Songs: Flik's Musical Adventure Mickey Mouse invites a friend from Pixar Studios, the affable, fun-loving Flik from A Bug's Life, to join him on a musical escapade. The dynamic duo leads young viewers through the mysterious trails of Animal Kingdom, where kids can hop aboard the Wildlife Express to visit with creatures great and small from all four corners of the world. Fans will also learn the lyrics to catchy tunes that'll make the journey that much more enjoyable.

Sing-Along Songs: Campout at Walt Disney World Gather round the campfire with the fun and fantastic Disney gang -- including fan favorites such as Minnie, Donald, Pooh, Tigger, Goofy and, of course, Mickey -- who'll teach young viewers the tunes that make roughing it that much more enjoyable. Accompanied by their Disney pals, kids will head to exotic Discovery Island and pristine River Country to revel in the great outdoors, where they'll pitch tents, toast marshmallows and sing away.

Fighter Pilot: Operation Red Flag Experience the thrill of flying at 800 mph over the Nevada desert. This riveting program takes you along for the ride as fighter pilots endure the intense Red Flag training, the ultimate endurance test for U.S. and international pilots, ground crews, mechanics and rescue personnel. Featuring thundering displays of aerial acrobatics, this edge-of-your-seat experience captures students as they attempt the most challenging flights of their careers.

A Touch of Frost: Seasons 7 & 8 Detective Jack Frost (David Jason) -- a trouble magnet whose unorthodox style rankles his superiors -- returns in a pair of action-packed two-parters. "Line of Fire" (Season 7) finds Frost tasked with discovering the link between a power station employee's demise and the killing of a cop probing an auto-theft ring. In "Benefit of the Doubt" (Season 8), an impersonator compromises Frost's credibility as he investigates a spate of hospital deaths.

The Phoenix and the Carpet Based on Edith Nesbit's novel of the same name, this charming film by Michael Kerrigan takes the whole family on a fantastic adventure. Four Victorian-era children are jolted from their ennui when they find themselves in possession of a mysterious egg -- which hatches a magnificent phoenix. With the ancient talking bird as their guide, the young explorers hop aboard a magic carpet that spirits them to exotic lands far and wide.

We're No Angels Humphrey Bogart, Aldo Ray and Peter Ustinov play three escaped inmates who hatch a plan to steal from a shopkeeper on Christmas. But their plans change when they find themselves actually growing to like their target and his family. Besides, the luckless merchant is apparently about to lose his shirt, as his business is unraveling. So, instead of robbing him, the convicts decide to help him, a mission that proves wildly complicated.

Dr. 90210: Season 1 Beverly Hills plastic surgeon Dr. Robert Rey juggles a growing practice and the responsibilities of family life in this revealing reality show. Camera crews follow the high-energy doctor and his patients as they go through consultation appointments, surgery and recovery. Rey works long hours, and the camera keeps rolling even when the good doctor arrives home to his wife and two children, capturing an intimate look at life in Beverly Hills.

Hugo the Movie Star He's got a heart made of gold, and he's one of a kind ... he's Hugo, the rarest and most adorable animal in the jungle. Filled with entertaining songs and plenty of laughs, this animated kids' adventure begins when Hugo is kidnapped from his jungle home by humans and taken to Hollywood, where he's forced to perform in a movie. Just as fame is starting to go to Hugo's head, his fox friend Rita comes to the rescue.

Sharks, Flipper and Lopaka This animated tale from Australia recounts the story of Lopaka, a young boy with a thirst for adventure whose closest friend is Flipper, a dolphin he hangs out with in the waters surrounding his tropical island home. Their daily schedule is jam-packed with exploration, as they poke around an underwater city, make friends with sea snakes and keep their eye out for a bitter octopus and its thugs, a trio of menacing sharks.

History's Mysteries: The Strange Case of Lizzie Borden The enduring popularity of the children's rhyme about Lizzie Borden is undeniable. But whether she actually wielded the ax that killed her father and stepmother remains a mystery. This installment of A&E's "History's Mysteries" series returns to the Borden home in Fall River, Mass. -- now a macabre bed-and-breakfast -- and retraces the clues in the grisly Victorian crime, relying on scholars to help set the record straight.

Samson & Delilah: Biography Feared and revered for slaying thousands of Philistine people with a donkey's jawbone, the Hebrew judge Samson was one of the strongest men in the Bible. But he did have one weakness: his love for a Philistine courtesan named Delilah. This installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series explores the legendary love affair that was built on passion and -- unbeknownst to Samson -- betrayal, as Delilah was being paid to deplete her lover's strength.

This Divided State When Michael Moore was invited to speak at Utah Valley State College in 2004, his reputation as a liberal firebrand took center stage, igniting an ideological clash between right-wing opponents and left-wing supporters -- and necessitating the appearance of Fox News personality Sean Hannity. This documentary of the real-life drama is the work of first-time filmmaker Steven Greenstreet, who dropped out of college to capture it on camera.

Ark As the planet Alcyone faces obliteration, the remnants of its two civilizations have crowded together in a domed metropolis carried upon the back of an enormous robot called the Ark, designed by the Cevean people with the help of a mysterious priestess. The warlike Storrions capture the Ark and now have squatters' rights there, but without the priestess's guidance, the Storrions have no way to pilot or control the robot. James Woods stars.

The Beverly Hillbillies: The Ultimate Collection: Vol. 1 Sure, "The Beverly Hillbillies" was popular. But did you know that it still holds the Nielsen record for the highest-rated half-hour show in the history of television? Part of the show's charm comes from the ragtag band of nouveau riche Clampetts -- including Jed (Buddy Ebsen), Granny (Irene Ryan), Elly May (Donna Douglas) and the dim-witted Cousin Jethro (Max Baer Jr.) -- and this volume offers a sampling of their very best moments!

Slaughterhouse of the Rising Sun Jennifer (Cheryl Dent) is an actress by trade, but she definitely isn't "on the job" when she suffers debilitating psychotic visions, is put in a mental institution and, after being discharged, falls in with a strange desert "family." The group decides to crash in an abandoned house, where Jennifer's visions become reality as the "family" members are slain one by one. Vin Crease wrote and directed this darkly humorous horror flick.

Love in a Cold Climate Two young women search for love in this adaptation of Nancy Mitford's novels. Spanning the years 1929-40, the tale recounts the adventures of Linda (Elisabeth Dermot-Walsh) and Polly (Megan Dodds) as they look for potential mates. Linda goes to Europe and experiences one heartache after another until she has a fateful encounter, while Polly's choice of a suitor shocks her disapproving parents, who decide to take matters into their own hands.

Eat the Rich Aristocracy's on the menu for a group of working-class radicals, who collectively decide that a good meal is the best way to get rid of England's ruling elite. By opening up a restaurant that serves the rich meat of murdered blue bloods, the amateur restaurateurs give the wealthy a taste of their own medicine. Ronald Allen, Lanah Pellay and Nosher Powell co-star, with cameos from Miranda Richardson and Robbie Coltrane, among others.

Time Machine: The True Story of the Bridge on the River Kwai This installment of A&E's "Time Machine" series tells the true story Lt. Col. Philip Toosey, the British officer portrayed in the Oscar-winning film The Bridge on the River Kwai who, according to his soldiers, was a hero, not a traitor. Talking to the men who fought alongside him and containing excerpts from the 50-plus hours of tapes Toosey left behind to document his wartime memories, the program tells his side of the story for the first time.

Investigating History: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid Their exploits forever preserved in a variety of media, two of history's most notorious outlaws, Butch Cassidy and his partner, the Sundance Kid, continue to capture the American imagination. But how much of their legendary story is true? Using high-tech tools, period documents and newly uncovered evidence, this revealing investigation probes the questions surrounding the adventures -- and ultimate fate -- of the daring desperadoes.

The Osmonds: Pure and Simple This installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series explores the on-again, off-again career of the Osmonds, the all-American musicians who stuck to their faith despite worldwide fame. Featuring interviews with almost every member of the Osmond family -- as well as anecdotes from singer Andy Williams, Rolling Stone editor David Wild and the president of Curb Records -- this intimate and authoritative portrait is also a fitting musical tribute.

Israel: Birth of a Nation Author Sir Martin Gilbert hosts this account of Israel's first years as an independent nation. On May 14, 1948, one day after Israel declared sovereignty, the nation was invaded by Lebanon, Syria, Transjordan, Egypt and Iraq. Through rare footage, photographs and interviews with those who participated in the War of Independence, this program chronicles the struggles -- and captures the harsh realities -- of a fledgling nation at war.

Time Machine: The Killer Storm In October 1991, the Atlantic coastline of the United States and Canada was hit with what meteorologists call a "Hundred Year Storm" -- an extremely dangerous and rare weather phenomenon. Made with the full cooperation of the U.S. Coast Guard, this program chronicles the five-day storm and features dramatic footage and personal accounts from Coast Guard servicemen, weather experts and the ordinary people who lived through the devastation.

Korea: The Forgotten War Just five years after the end of World War II, America was once again involved in a conflict -- one that would set the stage for the Cold War. Featuring dramatic footage shot by combat cameras and first-person accounts by soldiers, this program looks at the Korean War, examining the reasons for America's involvement and the lasting outcome, and chronicling key events such as the Marines' landing at Inchon and the Chinese invasion.

Mao Tse Tung People's Republic of China founder Mao Tse Tung transformed the country through radical social reform in his quest for a communist utopia, but left behind a legacy of bloodshed and poverty. This biography chronicles the dictator's life (via rare footage and photos of his childhood), his rise to power and the terrible conditions created under his rule. Scholars discuss his legacy and examine some of his written works, such as the Little Red Book.

Rasputin: The Mad Monk Once a peasant, shady monk Rasputin worked his way into the confidence of Emperor Nicholas II, eventually becoming a dominant player during Russia's final imperial years. But why did the royals tolerate his corrupt and scandalous behavior? Through the analysis of leading historians, period accounts and rare photos, this biography delves into Rasputin's power over the Czar, his role in the Revolution and his death at the hands of aristocrats.

Modern Marvels: The Manhattan Project In a race against the Nazis to develop an atomic weapon, the United States assigned leading scientists to the Manhattan Project, an incredible scientific, engineering and manufacturing feat with everlasting global consequences. This program examines the project through government files, archival footage and accounts of surviving team members, including Gen. Paul Tibbets, pilot of the Enola Gay, and directors of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

Time Machine: Comic Book Superheroes Unmasked Filled with images from DC and Marvel comics featuring such classic characters as Spider-Man, The X-Men and The Incredible Hulk, this installment of A&E's "Time Machine" series goes beyond the superficiality of superheroes to probe the societal forces that shaped their creation. Extensive interviews with modern masters of the graphic novel include comments from Stan Lee, Neil Gaiman (The Sandman) and Frank Miller (The Dark Knight Returns).

Charles Darwin: Evolution's Voice Charles Darwin's theory of evolution stands as one of the most important discoveries in the history of science. Yet in his lifetime, Darwin was reluctant to reveal what he had learned for fear that it would make outcasts of him and his family. This fascinating installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series profiles the life and times of the controversial naturalist, presenting excerpts from his journals and opinions from expert scholars.

Charles and Anne Lindbergh: Alone Together While Charles Lindbergh was at one time one of America's greatest heroes, his wife, Anne, was a pioneer in her own right -- and they seemed to have nothing in common. This two-hour installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series goes beyond the story you already know -- including the historic flight of the Spirit of St. Louis and the kidnapping and murder of the couple's son -- to present a fascinating portrait of a very public marriage.

Audie Murphy: Great American Hero This installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series profiles Congressional Medal of Honor winner Audie Murphy, a brave soldier who held off 250 Germans and six tanks during combat in World War II and parlayed his fame into a career as an actor and writer. Using newsreel footage and clips from his postwar films -- including Murphy's portrayal of himself in the film version of his autobiography -- this portrait reveals a true American hero.

History's Mysteries: Area 51: Beyond Top Secret While the government doesn't officially acknowledge the existence of Area 51, it remains a lightning rod for controversy and speculation. This installment of A&E's "History's Mysteries" series explores the stories and suspcions that swirl around the mysterious base, from the fears of conspiracy theorists that it's ground zero for a shadow government to the long-rumored presence of UFOs and alien remains.

Angels: Good or Evil? From the Greek Hermes and the Persian Asmodeus to the Bible's Michael and Satan, this fascinating A&E program examines the portrayal of angels in history, religion and art -- and whether they actually exist. A balanced and lively conversation results from pitting opinions of the faithful against views of pragmatic scholars, shedding light on a rarely debated gray area between religious and scientific thought.

Quilombo Carlos Diegues directs this historical drama tracing the origins of Quilombo de Palmares, a 17th century settlement of escaped slaves in northeast Brazil. The year is 1650, and plantation slaves have revolted and fled for the mountains, where one of them, Ganga Zumba, is named king. For years, Zumba's warriors hold off Portuguese raiders, but when the enemy imports a ruthless captain to lead an assault on the colony, will Palmares remain free?

Pocahontas: Her True Story Remembered most for saving the life of English explorer Capt. John Smith, Pocahontas dedicated much of her life to fostering peace between European settlers and her people. This biography reveals the story of the Native American princess raised near Jamestown, Va., a remarkable young woman who became an unofficial ambassador, peacemaker and stateswoman and who put her life on the line more than once in her struggle to maintain peace.

FDR: Years of Crisis Franklin D. Roosevelt's long battle with polio is examined in this biography that reveals his remarkable resolve to continue his political career. Interviews with historians and biographers and rare images chronicle FDR's recovery, a period during which he developed key skills needed to tackle the presidency. The program follows his triumphant campaign for governor of New York and includes footage from his 1928 Democratic Convention speech.

History's Mysteries: The Inquisition This installment of A&E's "History's Mysteries" series reveals the myths surrounding one of the darkest events in the history of man and religion -- the inquisition of thousands of "unbelievers" at the hands of the Catholic Church. Relying on evidence uncovered when the Vatican opened its libraries to select scholars -- and on the opinions of the scholars themselves -- this compelling program brings a wealth of little-known facts to light.

The Great Ships: The Coast Guard Ships From the first official fleets of the U.S. government to today's specialized lifesaving crafts, the ships of the U.S. Coast Guard have played a vital role in maritime history. Dishing up dramatic footage of real-life search-and-rescue operations, this in-depth program goes aboard some of the Coast Guard's many vessels, from the small boats used for shoreline rescue to the deep-sea patrol ships playing a key role in the war on drugs.

Stonewall Jackson An outstanding commander and brilliant tactician, Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson led some of the most stunning campaigns of the Civil War, earning a storied place in military history. In this installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series, renowned Civil War historians and military experts examine period accounts and the general's battleground strategies, producing a revealing portrait of an impressive career.

Solomon & Sheba: Biography Drawing on interviews with scholars, rare paintings and artifacts and extensive location footage, this installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series traces the legendary love affair of Israel's King Solomon, who was said to have the gift of reading men's hearts but had trouble finding true love. There was one woman, however, who eventually captured the lonely king's heart -- the mysterious and beautiful Queen of Sheba.

Santa Claus: A&E Biography This installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series traces the personal history of Santa Claus, from his origins in fourth century Turkey to his immortalization in "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" and modern appearances on the big screen. Despite the commercialization of Christmas celebrations, the "Jolly Old Elf" remains a symbol of what is worthwhile about the holiday season: generosity, kindness and goodwill toward men.

Ray Kroc: Fast Food McMillionaire Through interviews, archival footage and a visit to one of the most important restaurants in the world, this appetizing installment of A&E's "Biography" series tells the story of McDonald's founder Ray Kroc -- the godfather of fast food as we know it. Starting out as a fresh-faced paper-cup salesman, Kroc struck up a deal with two brothers who owned a hamburger stand, agreeing to franchise their business. The rest, as they say, is history.

The Unexplained: Poltergeist "They're he-ere!" This unnerving A&E program investigates four different cases of paranormal activity, which are accompanied by undeniable, physical evidence that something frighteningly real-- and unexplainable -- has happened. From sites such as a Kentucky honky-tonk to English universities, dramatic reenactments bring terrifying encounters with persistent poltergeists to life, with chilling eyewitness accounts offering all the gory details.

Nuremberg: Tyranny on Trial Held in a courtroom in Germany as the world watched in horror, the Nuremberg Trials revealed the full scope of the Nazis' atrocities during World War II and ended in the execution of many of the party's cruelest leaders -- including Rudolph Hess and Hermann Goering. This A&E program follows the historic procedures from beginning to end, talking to the men who prosecuted the case and defined the concept of "crimes against humanity."

Noah Most Christians know the story of Noah, the man who gathered all the world's animals inside an enormous ark. But what does the Bible actually reveal about this sailor, vintner, farmer and healer who is said to have lived for 950 years? Using interviews with experts and historians and footage from the Holy Land, this fascinating installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series paints a more complete portrait of the prophet of the Great Flood.

Stanley's Gig Stanley Myer (William Sanderson) is a so-so musician who harbors a big dream: to play his ukulele on a cruise line to Hawaii. In order to make ends meet in the meantime, he takes a job in a retirement home playing music for the residents. There, he encounters Eleanor (Faye Dunaway), an aging jazz chanteuse and stubborn recluse whom perhaps only Stanley can reach. Based on a true story, this drama marks Marc Lazard's directorial debut.

La Sombra Del Sahuaro Sahuaro (Eduardo Santamarina), a young man who would grow up to become a legendary drug dealer in Sonora, Mexico, leaves home with his uncle (Jesus Ochoa) while his brother (Marco Perez) stays behind to be reared by his mother. As adults, Sahuaro becomes a drug kingpin while his brother attains respectability as a prominent businessman. But in a small border town, the brothers square off in a fight over drugs and money.

King of Iron Town Tyler Wells (Jonathan Clark) has trouble dealing with the fact that he's become a middle-class thirty-something. With a baby due and his job at the local plant on the line, Tyler tries to recapture his youth by entering a brutal fight contest where the winner wages four fights in a single night. But when his younger brother, Gabe, enters the fray, Tyler finds himself battling not only his past but also his sibling. Mickey Fisher directs.

Vladimir Lenin: Voice of Revolution Vladimir Lenin's vision for communism shaped the Soviet Union into a world power -- and inspired political unrest in countless other countries. Through information revealed in newly unsealed documents made public after the collapse of the Soviet Union, this installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series profiles the fanatical philosopher who was catapulted to power by an incredible combination of passion, luck and unlikely alliances.

History's Mysteries: The True Story of Braveheart While Mel Gibson's sprawling Scottish epic Braveheart earned plenty of accolades from moviegoers (and from Oscar), the film's loose portrayal of historical events wasn't as popular among well-read scholars. This installment of A&E's "History's Mysteries" series dissects the truth -- and myth -- surrounding the legendary William Wallace, from his victory against King Edward I at Falkirk to his eventual execution in 1305.

The Ku Klux Klan: A Secret History This gritty A&E program goes beyond the flaming crosses and beneath the white robes to reveal the dark heart of the controversial Ku Klux Klan organization. Comments from authors who trace the history of the Klan from its birth in 1866 to the present day -- as well as stories from victims who've endured the group's hatred -- lie in eerie opposition to interviews with Grand Dragon C. Edward Foster and Imperial Wizard Jeff Bary.

In Search of History: Lost City of the Incas Situated high atop the Andes Mountains, the spectacular Incan city of Machu Picchu was long thought to be legendary. But in 1911, American explorer Hiram Bingham stumbled upon its remains, forever opening its secrets to the world. This fascinating A&E series takes you alongside the ruins of a beautiful and enigmatic place, relying on archival footage and expert interviews to unravel its many mysteries.

Niagara: A History of the Falls Based on the best-seller by Pierre Berton, this A&E documentary explores the history of Niagara Falls, the spectacular waterfall that's served as a haven for thousands of daredevils, entrepreneurs, vacationers and honeymooners. Through archival footage and rare photos, interviews with local residents and Niagara celebrities and breathtaking cinematography, this comprehensive portrait brings the falls' rich history -- and awesome power -- to life.

Moses Born of Hebrew slaves and raised in the pharaoh's courts, Moses performed some of the Old Testament's greatest miracles. Yet the man who delivered his people from centuries of bondage and received the Ten Commandments from God was often beset by self-doubt. Using location footage, rare paintings and artifacts and interviews with biblical experts, this installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series paints a complex portrait of a reluctant hero.

Modern Marvels: More Engineering Disasters A&E's "Modern Marvels" series digs through the rubble of some of the world's most notable disasters, documenting an embarrassing chapter in the history of engineering. Dramatic footage and photos -- many captured as the disasters occurred -- as well as interviews with experts and scholars reveal how easy it is for tiny mistakes to snowball into tragedy and warn against the arrogance, ego and incompetence that can destroy a dream.

Lucky Luciano: Chairman of the Mob By age 14, Charles "Lucky" Luciano had already embraced a life of crime, rising through the ranks of the New York Mafia. By age 34, he was running the Sicilian mob like a U.S. corporation, diversifying the rackets, organizing the gangs and running his own political candidates. Through rare interviews and extensive archival footage, this installment of A&E's "Biography" series examines Luciano's 30-year career as the ultimate mob boss.

In Search of History: Hell's Angels The Hell's Angels -- arguably America's most famous outlaws -- have been both vilified and romanticized since their formation in the postwar years, and in The Wild One (1954), Marlon Brando even glorified them. This A&E series explores how the group got its start and the secret to its enduring popularity, relying on interviews with past and present members and Hell's Angels aficionados -- including gonzo journalist Hunter S. Thompson.

Tales of the Gun: Guns of Smith & Wesson With their now-famous names engraved on the guns they forged, Horace Smith and Daniel Baird Wesson rewrote history and pushed the limits of firearms technology. Relying on authentic period documents, extensive interviews with weapons experts and intimate visits to some of the foremost gun collections in the world, this installment of A&E's "Tales of the Gun" series tells the fascinating story of an inspired business partnership.

Roy Rogers: American Legend Saddle up for a nostalgic look at the life of a beloved Hollywood icon. From his humble origins in Cincinnati, Roy Rogers (born Leonard Slye) began his career as a guitar picker and radio singer in Los Angeles but soon became a silver-screen superstar along with his trusty palomino pony, Trigger. Included in this A&E biography are home movies, film outtakes and TV clips of one of America's favorite buckaroos.

Hare and Hound Classic Wes Brown (grandson of Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Bruce Brown) and his partner, T.J. Barrack, have again found inspiration in the family vault -- this time capturing the breathtaking Hare and Hound Championship in 1967, held in California's Mojave Desert. Racing across the desert, through narrow canyons and over hills, more than 800 motocross competitors -- including J.N. Roberts and Buck Smith -- test themselves against Mother Nature.

Baja 1000 Classic Wes Brown (grandson of Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Bruce Brown) and his partner, T.J. Barrack, go to the family vault once again and come back with another winner, capturing the second running of one of the most famous off-road races in the world: the Baja 1000. Covering more than 1,000 miles, a cadre of racers -- including Larry Berquist and Parnelli Jones -- speed across the grueling, unforgivable terrain of the Baja peninsula.

Ascot and Hopetown Classics Wes Brown (grandson of Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Bruce Brown) and his partner, T.J. Barrack, rely on footage from the family vault to tell the story of motocross, focusing on its rise in the United States during historic competitions at Hopetown and Ascot Park. Experience the action as Americans such as Skip Van Leeuwen and Mert Lawwill challenge the dominance of the European riders, led by Swedish champion Torsten Hallman.

Bollywood Dreams Focused on her dream of becoming a famous actress, Milli (Urmila Mathondkar) fails to notice how much the orphan boy Munna (Aamir Khan) loves her. And when Milli's discovered by Rajkumar (Jackie Shroff), a major film star with the connections to launch her career, she's blinded even more by her ambition. Will Milli ever know the depth of Munna's feelings, or will she forever be tempted by the glitter of fame and fortune?

Tattooing A modern fad with an ancient past, the art of tattooing has a fascinating history steeped in ritual, tradition and religion. In this program, Steve Gilbert, editor of the Tattoo History Source Book, delves into the jungles of New Guinea to uncover the origins of the ancient practice and its significance in rites of passage and other rituals. Gilbert tracks how the art has migrated from culture to culture and evolved through the centuries.

The Black Death Leonard Nimoy hosts this episode of A&E's "Ancient Mysteries" about the history of the bubonic plague, which devastated Egypt, Asia Minor and Europe for 52 years and killed an estimated 100 million people. The program chronicles the origins of the disease, the attempts to find a cure and how the plague affected daily life. Also examined are the similarities between the Ebola virus and the plague and the potential for another widespread outbreak.

Concorde Alpha-Delta: An Intrepid Journey One of the greatest aeronautical achievements of all time, the supersonic Concorde passenger jet flies at twice the speed of sound. This documentary chronicles the history of the Concorde from the plane's controversial development process to its limited use shuttling wealthy passengers on trans-Atlantic flights and the events that led to its decommission. Despite its problems, the Concorde remains a shining symbol of technological accomplishment.

Honor and Glory: America's Elite Military Honor Guards Get an inside look at America's elite military honor guards, from the demanding acceptance process to the intense training and those precisely regimented drills. This A&E program takes you into the world of the honor guard and lets you experience sentry duty with the legendary Old Guard; march along with the inspiring 144-piece Marine Band; and witness the death-defying routine of the famed Silent Drill Platoon and their whirling bayonets.

The Great Ships: The Aircraft Carriers While aviation changed the face of war, aircraft carriers changed the face of military aviation. This program documents the history of aircraft carriers from their invention during World War I to today's nuclear-powered ships. Archival military footage captures ships in action; personal accounts of crew members offer an intimate look at life onboard; and a tour of a nuclear-powered carrier reveals a powerful and complex weapons system.

Time Machine: Biblical Disasters This installment of A&E's "Time Machine" series crisscrosses the Holy Land in search of evidence to support the theory that the floods, earthquakes and plagues of the Bible were based on actual events. Through extensive interviews with archeologists and biblical scholars who offer facts to endorse the argument -- and with dissenters who provide documentation to refute it -- this captivating program goes to the center of a lively debate.

Donald Rumsfeld: Top Gun This installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series traces the long career of Donald Rumsfeld, the U.S. secretary of defense under George W. Bush who served in the same post during the Ford administration. A former White House chief of staff, U.S. ambassador, congressman and CEO, Rumsfeld embraced a difficult job before the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. But it was his performance after the tragedies that would define his public image.

Billy Graham: A Personal Crusade This installment of A&E's popular "Biography" series profiles the extraordinary life of the Rev. Billy Graham, the complex and charismatic "pastor to the presidents" whose influence flowed from the pulpit to the White House -- and into the living rooms of America. Former presidents Gerald Ford and George H. Bush reflect on the impact Graham's words have had on the country, including his plea for justice during the Civil Rights movement.

The Stationmaster's Wife Originally produced as part of a three-hour drama for German television, this edited-down narrative focuses on the relationship of a weak-willed railroad stationmaster (Kurt Raab) and his promiscuous wife (Elisabeth Trissenaar) who wears the pants -- and finds passion with the town butcher. As the stationmaster holds court with members of the local Nazi party, his wife's antics breed gossip that he refuses to believe.

Crazy Horse: The Last Warrior Determined to keep his people on their native lands, legendary Sioux warrior Crazy Horse waged war for over a decade against settlers and the cavalry, joining forces with Sitting Bull and others to defeat Custer at Little Big Horn. This biography chronicles Crazy Horse's life story through art, artifacts, period accounts and interviews with leading historians and Sioux elders, revealing a proud warrior intent on keeping his dying culture alive.

Look Back in Anger Frustrated by his dead-end job, Jimmy Porter (Kenneth Branagh) vents his anger on his loved ones and associates in this adaptation of John Osborne's 1956 provocative play. Directed by Oscar winner Judi Dench, this production captures the compassion and catharsis of Osborne's play as Porter wallows in self-pity and takes out his insecurities on his wife (Emma Thompson), his mistress (Siobhan Redmond) and his business partner (Gerard Horan).

Chuka Gordon Douglas's gritty 1967 Western proves war can be hell for both sides in a conflict; in this case, it's American Indians protecting their turf and soldiers assigned to protect a fort. Both factions are on the alert, tensed for action, and it doesn't help that some of the military men are eager to push buttons. So, it's a relief when a hero (Rod Taylor) comes along eager to broker a peace that he hopes will be lasting.

Nature: Diamonds Celebrated actress Stockard Channing is the voice behind this fascinating documentary that drills to the center of the Earth to discover how some of the most valuable gems -- specifically, diamonds -- ever to be unearthed from the soil are formed. Featuring a slew of experts, including miners, geologists and gemologists, Nature: Diamonds also examines how diamonds became as iconic, and sought after, as they are now.

Wynonna: Her Story: Scenes from a Lifetime Live in concert, the electric Wynonna Judd (sans her mama, Naomi) tells the story of her life through music. Tracks include "Dream Chaser," "Girls Night Out," "Love Is Alive," "Maybe Your Baby's," "Young Love," "Love Can Build a Bridge," "His Only Need," "Tell Me Why," "No One Else on Earth," "That Was Yesterday," "I Wanna Know What Love Is," "Is It Over Yet?" "Shining Star," "Don't You Throw That Mojo on Me" and "Sometimes I Feel Like Elvis."

The Walk After suffering through a series of painful relationships, a young woman reconnects with her faith in God in this poignant Christian drama. With her life in tatters and frustrated with the world, Sydney isn't certain where she should turn. But thanks to a caring youth minister, Sydney sets out on a journey of self-discovery that will eventually lead her to regaining her trust in humankind. Eva Pigford, Regina Belle and Teck Holmes star.

Book of Love Bachelors Will (Erik George), Jay (Anthony "Treach" Criss) and Ben (Richard Jones) navigate the turbulent waters of the Los Angeles dating scene in this mockumentary. The three men try to move forward after a series dysfunctional relationships with the opposite sex. Instead, they encounter three manipulative women (Robin Givens, Salli Richardson and Mari Morrow) who give them a run for their money and force them into compromising positions.

Tetsujin 28 At the height of World War II, a Japanese inventor built a warrior robot called Tetsujin-28, designed to fight the Allied forces invading his country. But after a serious bombing campaign, both the robot and its creator disappeared. Now, some years later, the inventor's son unearths his father's creation and must use it to save Tokyo from the evil robot Black Ox. But will the boy be able to pilot such a large-scale fighting machine?

Branded Alan Ladd stars as Choya, an outsider who snakes his way into an affluent Texas family by pretending he's the son they never knew. Surprised by how he's welcomed with open arms, he begins to question his charade, especially when he begins to develop feelings for his "sister" (Mona Freeman). The only way he knows to rectify his deceit is to find the family's real son, a mission that leads him to discover his own true self as well.

The Conquerors Former U.S. Marine Capt. Dale Dye is your host on a long walk through time in this History Channel series, presenting a documentary tour de force on the world's greatest battles and the fearless men who fought them -- from King David and El Cid to Napoleon and Julius Caesar. Moving through history, the film also chronicles the developments in man-made technology that made the conquering of foreign lands ever easier to achieve.

Anything Goes This classic Bing Crosby-Donald O'Connor vehicle takes inspiration from Cole Porter's masterpiece about two collaborating composers, Bill Benson (Crosby) and Ted Adams (O'Connor), who wind up recruiting two very different actresses (played with élan by Zizi Jeanmaire and Mitzi Gaynor) to star in their next Broadway hit. It's a race to the klieg lights from there on out. Memorable tunes include "You're the Top" and "I Get a Kick Out of You."

The Ghost Galleon In the third installment of writer-director Amando de Ossorio's four-part horror masterpiece, two young models are adrift at sea when their ship suddenly loses radio contact -- but not before they manage to report a strange sighting of a so-called "ghost ship." A crew of fearless rescuers leads a mission to retrieve the missing girls, only to discover a terrifying vessel that's being steered by undead Templar Knights.

The Green Devils: German Paratrooper Elite: 1942-1945 On the orders of Nazi commander Adolf Hitler, the paratrooper arm of the German Luftwaffe -- known as the Green Devils -- abandoned their efforts in the air and lived out the final years of World War II as an elite ground force. Relying on rarely seen archival footage, this program follows their operations in North Africa, East Prussia, Italy and Normandy, as well as their ill-fated efforts to guard the German borders from 1944 to 1945.

Our Times Renowned Iranian director Rakshan Bani-Etemad fashions a captivating account of the 2002 elections -- and the role of women -- in her native country. The story begins with the preparations made by a handful of women with political aspirations; they dream of leading their nation into a new era, one in which women are treated as men's equals. The dream is most dear to one candidate in particular, who aims for the highest office: president.

Experiments in Terror This compilation of experimental horror films will have cineastes jumping from their seats in wide-eyed terror. The shorts include Peter Tscherkassky's "Outer Space," David Sherman's "Tuning the Sleeping Machine," Lloyd Williams's "Ursula," Damon Packard's "Dawn of an Evil Millennium," Kerry Laitala's "Journey into the Unknown" and more. Footage from two Jenni Olson features -- Trailer Camp and Bride of Trailer Camp -- is also included.

The Billy Nayer Show: The Early Years The Billy Nayer Show's brilliantly eccentric music, which includes such hits as "Apartment #5," "Three Monkeys" and "Weasel Heart," captivates audiences because it's so hard to classify. This DVD channels the band's creative spirit, showcasing music videos and films that highlight their outrageous outsiders' approach to art. Included are the shorts "The Man on the Moon," "Billy Nayer," "The Ketchup and Mustard Man" and more.

7 Times Lucky Director G.B. Yates's feature-film debut stars Kevin Pollak as Harlan, a small-time con man who finds himself in a tight spot when he loses the boss's money on a bad betting tip. Fortunately, the grifter has a talented student (Liane Balaban) with a scheme to recover the dough. But the plan's not without its risks, as hustlers, swindlers and thieves jockey for the big score in this twisting tale of deceit and double-cross.

Forever in Black Hills On his way to spend the summer in sunny Florida, straight-laced Cincinnati schoolteacher Joe Herald (Philip Neace) makes a pit stop in his Eastern Kentucky hometown. But when he reunites with his redneck brother (first-time actor Michael Shouse, the brother of writer-director Charles Shouse) and gets pulled into a drama involving drugs and an untapped coal mine, a brief visit turns into a much longer stay.

Lucky Stiff After his new wife leaves him, a hapless bridegroom (Joe Alaskey) receives an invitation from a beautiful blond stranger (Donna Dixon) to accompany her home for Christmas. But what he doesn't know is that she's a descendant of the Donner Party -- a group of frontier settlers who ate one another to stay alive -- and that they'll be sampling an old family recipe. Anthony Perkins (Psycho) helms this black comedy morsel, his final film as a director.

Latinologues: Vol. 2 In a hilarious follow-up to the first volume of award-winning "Latinologues" that appeared on HBO and Showtime, this raucous second collection stars a host of Hispanic performers delivering poignant monologues with wit and wisdom. An ensemble cast features writer-actor Rick Najera ("MAD TV," "In Living Color"), Eugenio Derbez, Elena Sotomayor, Joseph Bertot, Paul Saucido and Jacob Vargas (Next Friday, Traffic).

Destination Mars! Shot on digital video and processed to mimic the look of 1950s science fiction films, this ambitious modern production has all the markings of an authentic classic alien flick -- from flying saucers and Martian women to the requisite doomsday story line. For added fun, the film's producers have billed it as a "lost" film that's since been recovered and restored. Paul Hunter, Eva Ray and Frank Gurney star.

Panda-Z: The Robomination Breed Speed Racer with Hello Kitty, and what do you get? Panda-Z! Set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, this classic silent anime follows the hilarious adventures of a cuddly panda named Pan Taron and his giant robot, Panda-Z. It's good against evil as Pan Taron, Panda-Z, their pal Super Moo Jumbo and the rest of the Robonimals crew must use all possible resources in their ongoing battle against the sinister Skull Panda and his Warunimal forces.

Patrick Goudeau: B.E.S.T. Best Ever Step Training Spice up your step workout with this routine from fitness expert Patrick Goudeau that incorporates fun, creative dance moves. You won't get bored with this high-energy class that combines cha-cha and mambo moves, boomerangs, box steps and ponies. Recommended for intermediate to advanced fitness levels, Goudeau's workout does include some complex moves, but each combo builds on the previous one in an easy-to-follow progression.

Aerobic Dance Workout If you love dancing, you'll love this aerobic workout from fitness expert Patrick Goudeau. Based on ballet, Latin and jazz dance moves, Goudeau's regimen incorporates seven layered combos; once you've mastered one routine, you're ready to add on the next move. On-screen insets make learning each step a breeze. You'll burn calories, boost your metabolism and increase your energy level with Goudeau's fun twists, turns, extensions and leaps.

ABC Workout: Amazing Ball Choreography Instructor Patrick Goudeau demonstrates how to use an exercise stability ball for a challenging cardiovascular workout that's designed to engage all your muscles through carefully controlled movement and easy-to-follow choreography. Since you don't just sit on the ball -- you also run around it, bounce on it, roll it and use its weight for resistance -- this low-impact routine is best suited for intermediate exercisers.

Tales of the Unexpected: Set 3 In addition to classics such as Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and The Witches, famed children's book author Roald Dahl also wrote stories for adults. This acclaimed British television series brought those macabre tales to life, relying on the acting chops of a string of stars -- among them, Joan Collins, Michael Gambon, Susan George, John Gielgud, Julie Harris and John Mills. Dahl himself introduces each chilling episode.

Mary Pickford: American Experience America's first film sweetheart, Mary Pickford, possessed a winsome way of acting that entranced audiences. She was also a shrewd businesswoman who played a pivotal role in shaping the media of the 20th century. (Pickford, along with husband Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin, William S. Hart and others, formed United Artists.) This program features footage, stills, original audio interviews with Pickford and clips from her movies.

Let's Go with Pancho Villa Six young men leave their quiet rural lives to join Pancho Villa's (Domingo Soler) army in Fernando de Fuentes's epic drama. Capturing the harsh realities of the Mexican Revolution, the film follows the six soldiers as they fight for freedom, watch their compadres fall during battle and suffer the mental and physical hardships of civil war, culminating in Villa's brutal retribution against defector Tiburcio (Antonio Frausto).

The Shushybye Dream Band Live on Tour You and your little ones will be dreaming in color after watching this family-friendly concert featuring characters from Steve Syatt's popular Shushybye books. Backed by the Shushybye Dream Band, singers Michael North and Randi Soyland perform 18 songs with Shushies Snoozles, Dozie and Zeez (with special appearances by Conductor McCloud and the Shushybye King); each song is designed to teach kids that bedtime can be fun.

Danny and the Dinosaur ... and More Friendly "Monster" Stories There's no need to fear monsters and other large creatures: This collection gathers episodes that feature the nicest and chummiest bunch. In "Danny and the Dinosaur," a little boy finds out what it's like to befriend a prehistoric beast; "The Island of the Skog," narrated by actor Anthony Edwards, has little mice making nice with what they once thought was a scary animal; and "The Beast of Monsieur Racine" makes a monster the toast of Paris.

Four Films by Otar Ioselliani Four memorable films by acclaimed Georgian director Otar Ioselliani -- whose work has often been compared with the classic comedies of French master Jacques Tati -- present a collection of contemporary fables about the conflicts between modern life and traditional values. Films include the 45-minute short "April" (1962) as well as the feature-length Falling Leaves (1968), There Once Was a Singing Blackbird (1970) and Pastoral (1976).

Uncle Chaim Mark Bellows (the nephew of novelist Saul Bellows) plays Abie, an ultraorthodox Jew who's struggling to maintain the illusion that he comes from a "normal" family. But there's one big secret he's been keeping from his son: that the boy has a mentally handicapped uncle, Chaim (Steve Arons), whom Abie has shunned since childhood. Will Abie continue to shut his brother out of his life, or will he finally accept him as one of the family?

Long Weekend Mother Nature gets revenge on some careless campers in this remastered version of the Australian horror classic. With hopes of mending their troubled marriage, Peter (John Hargreaves) and Marcia (Briony Behets) set out on a camping excursion along the coast. The two break all the eco-friendly rules by littering, firing off their guns for no cause and intentionally wounding a helpless kangaroo. But the animals have a plan of their own. …

Dragonhead Schoolmates Teru (Satoshi Tsumabuki) and Ako (Sayaka Matsuda) survive disaster only to find themselves in a chaotic wasteland in this surreal adventure. After a devastating explosion, the two emerge from their express train unharmed. But the world outside is now a desolate landscape overrun by anarchists and villains. Determined to find the cause of the destruction, the pair heads to Tokyo and uncovers a mysterious force called Dragonhead.

Street Fury: Twin Turbos The 2005 Extreme Auto Fest attracts some of the most serious car buffs in the nation simply because the models displayed in its showrooms are nothing short of spectacular. Catch some of the action through this exhibition, which also heads for other locales -- including the popular Summer Slam racing center in New Jersey -- to track down some of the sweetest sets of wheels ever to hit the road. Extras include a model gallery and a car showcase.

Bear Snores On ... and More Stories to Celebrate the Seasons No matter what the season, children will find special things to cherish in these classic stories. In "Bear Snores On," Bear sleeps all winter long in his cozy lair; surprise guests stop by to warm up, brew tea and pop corn, but Bear still snores on. In "Waiting for Wings," butterflies bloom as delicately as flowers. And in "Come On, Rain!" Tess knows that the only thing that can fix the endless summer heat is a good, soaking rainstorm.

Leisa Hart: Sexy Buns Certified fitness trainer and Buns of Steel phenomenon Leisa Hart takes exercise mavens through one of the most rigorous routines ever, focusing on the area of the body for which she's become world-renowned: the posterior. Although it's familiar territory, Hart doesn't just rely on the tried-and-true movements; she also mixes up the regimen in a workout designed to tighten, tone and sculpt a sexy and, most important, strong rear end.

Leisa Hart: Sexy Arms Buns of Steel sensation Leisa Hart sets her sights on another part of the body: the arms. In this routine that's sure to get you tank-top ready, the popular fitness guru leads exercise enthusiasts through a series of movements that work the arm muscles, sculpting and toning them to near-perfection. As with her previous DVDs, Hart amps up the energy level to the max, delivering a results-oriented workout that has both punch and panache.

The Park Urban parks offer more than just respite from the hustle and bustle of the big city; filmmaker Tony Okun ventures into a Los Angeles neighborhood city park to find out just how much the recreational area means to locals and park employees. Candid interviews reveal a variety of heartwarming stories and humorous anecdotes, but despite the different responses, one thing comes across loud and clear: Parks bring positive change to urban communities.

The Next Step with Seasun Zieger Designed for experienced steppers, Seasun Zieger's 75-minute advanced routine incorporates traditional workout moves and fast-paced combos. A mix of high and low impact, Zieger's nonstop routine is never humdrum: Moves, combos and directions change often. The routine ends with an intense abdominal workout that incorporates five separate plank settings. And when you need to crank it up a notch, the bonus segment requires two step benches.

Being Beautiful Inside and Out: A Model Makeover Whether you're pursuing a career as a model or actress or just want to look like one, this comprehensive beauty guide offers tips and tricks from the experts. The owner of a top modeling agency and a professional model reveal their insider secrets for jump-starting a successful modeling career, and beauty specialists share their advice for achieving that cover-girl look (topics include hair, makeup, nails, skin, fitness and nutrition).

The Freakmaker Obsessed with creating a gruesome cast of characters for his traveling sideshow, a demented scientist (Donald Pleasence) begins transforming London students into man-eating plants with humanoid features. Oscar-winning cinematographer Jack Cardiff (Black Narcissus, African Queen, Death on the Nile) directs this cult horror classic featuring bona fide circus carnies, inspired by the black-and-white masterpiece Freaks (1932).

Sex & Fury The uncut version of this classic Japanese sexploitation flick follows the adventures of a young hoodlum named Ocho (Reiko Ike), who's out to avenge her father's death on a rampage of violence. Complete with plenty of bloody sword battles and beautiful faces (including the lovely Christina Lindberg as a lithe European spy), this action saga had an obvious influence on Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill epic.

Female Yakuza Tale In this sequel to the 1973 sexploitation classic Sex & Fury, Ocho (Reiko Ike) is back, this time plotting her escape from a violent drug cartel that dared capture the deadly vixen. But once she's free, Ocho still has to contend with a group of male Yakuzas and a gang of female thugs. This action saga had an obvious influence on Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill epic, with plenty of bloody swordplay and a host of beautiful babes.

Red Cockroaches A surreal storyline from Cuban-born director Miguel Coyula follows Adam (Adam Plotch), a young city-dweller who's captivated by the sad smile of a mysterious woman on a subway platform. The odd part is, when he gets over to where she's been standing, all he can find is a discarded tooth that's too hot to touch. Will they meet again, or was the woman just a figment of Adam's worn-down imagination? Only fate will tell for sure.

Cold Blood Overcome with an inexplicable rage, an otherwise happily married man (Barnes Walker III) murders his wife in cold blood and flees to his sister's abandoned farm, where he plans to hide out from the police -- and, to some extent, from himself. But soon after arriving, he realizes he's anything but alone, receiving visits from curious locals, his wife's angry ghost and her suspicious lover, who's come to investigate her death.

The Big Alligator River Herpetophobes, beware: This is not your kind of movie. When construction for an exclusive resort in Southeast Asia encroaches onto territory that the natives hold sacred, their alligator god, Kroona, takes it personally. What ensues is a feeding frenzy unlike any you've ever seen -- and a body count that climbs the charts. Bond girl Barbara Bach (The Spy Who Loved Me) co-stars with Claudio Cassinelli in this white-knuckle reptile romp.

Iron Maiden: Death on the Road Filmed in 2003 at the Westfalenhalle Arena in Dortmund, Germany, during Iron Maiden's "Dance of Death" European Tour, this memorable live concert includes the songs "Wildest Dreams," "Wrathchild," "Can I Play with Madness," "Trooper," "Rainmaker," "'Brave New World" and "Lord of the Flies." Bonus features include a documentary directed by Matthew Amos, capturing behind-the-scenes preparation for the album and subsequent road show.

X Games: Evolution of Skate Since debuting in Providence, R.I., in 1995 and moving into cities across the country, the X Games have helped transform the staid world of sport into something that's altogether much more "cool." Set to the music of a variety of artists, this thrilling compilation DVD includes highlight footage from a decade of fearless competition, showcasing award-winning stunts from Tony Hawk, Bob Burnquist, Chris Senn, Bucky Lasek and more.

Are We There Yet?: Travel Games and Songs for Kids on the Go A puppet named Miles the Goose will keep your kids entertained with the help of his musical friends in this delightful collection of traveling games and tunes -- the perfect accessory for your next family road trip! Playing through a set list of original songs, Rebecca Frezza and her Big Truck Band also lead your children through fun activities such as "Alphabet Snoop," "What Did You See?" "Car Colors," "Sign Language" and "Let's Make Waves."

The Right Spectacle: The Very Best of Elvis Costello: The Videos This comprehensive collection of 27 of Elvis Costello's very best music videos includes commentary from the artist and rarely seen clips from his earliest days on television. Tracks include "(I Don't Want to go to) Chelsea," "Pump It Up," "Radio Radio," "(What's So Funny 'Bout) Peace, Love and Understanding," "I Can't Stand Up for Falling Down," "High Fidelity," "Clubland," "You Little Fool," "Everyday I Write the Book" and "Veronica."

Art: 21: Art in the 21st Century: Season 3 Taking a behind-the-scenes look at groundbreaking artists of the 21st century, this popular PBS series enters its third season with an invigorating look at established artists and newcomers. Episodes include profiles of Ellen Gallagher, Matthew Ritchie, Josiah McElheny, Jessica Stockholder, Krzysztof Wodiczko and Laylah Ali (who is not to be confused with Laila Ali, the tough-as-nails daughter of prizefighter Muhammad Ali).

A Whisper in the Dark Based on Henry James's novella The Turn of the Screw, Marcello Aliprandi's Italo-Gothic horror flick is set amid the waterways of Venice, following the travails of a young mother (Nathalie Delon) who's still reeling from the child she lost during her last pregnancy. Unfortunately, when her son (Alessandro Poggi) introduces her to his new imaginary friend, she makes a horrible realization: His playmate is her dead baby's ghost.

Your Vice Is a Locked Room and Only I Have the Key This gory giallo film from writer-director duo Ernesto Gastaldi and Sergio Martino follows the trials of Italian writer Oliviero Rouvigny (Luigi Pistilli), who's haunted by the ghost of his mother and can't seem to start a successful career, much to the chagrin of his wife (Anita Strindberg). When Oliviero's mistress turns up dead, however, the incident kicks off a string of savage murders that drag everyone into hell.

Jane Austen's Life The first installment of a three-volume collection examining the life and work of English novelist Jane Austen travels to the author's family home in Chawton, where she created many of her now-classic characters. In addition, we meet the people who most helped to shape Austen's life as a writer, including her sister, Cassandra, and her brother, Henry, who shepherded Persuasion and Northanger Abbey through publication after Austen's death.

Jane Austen's Society The second installment of a three-volume collection examining the life and work of English novelist Jane Austen delves into the social mores that helped shape the author's story lines, examining the so-called Regency era of English history from 1811 to 1820. In addition, we learn what constituted high fashion and haute cuisine -- and what did not -- during that time, as well as the public and political topics that ruled the day.

Jane Austen's Work The third installment of a three-volume collection examining the life and work of English author Jane Austen provides an overview of the six books that shaped her career -- Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Mansfield Park, Emma, Persuasion and Northanger Abbey -- via narrated excerpts from each novel. In addition, we meet the real-life characters who may have inspired Austen's most famous literary heroes and heroines.

The Interrogation of Michael Crowe Confronted with the lifeless body of 12-year-old Stephanie Crowe, who was stabbed in her sleep, desperate police investigators come to suspect her Dungeons & Dragons-loving teenage brother, Michael. But the lack of evidence against the boy -- and his unwillingness to confess to a crime he didn't commit -- calls his tenuous guilt into question. Ally Sheedy co-stars as Michael's grieving mother in this drama originally produced for Court TV.

JFK: Reckless Youth Originally produced as a television miniseries based on the best-selling book by Nigel Hamilton, this nostalgic biopic records the first 30 years of a young John F. Kennedy (Patrick Dempsey) -- before the presidency came knocking. From Kennedy's affair with a beautiful journalist (Yolanda Jilot) who was believed to be a Nazi spy to his ongoing feud with his father (Terry Kinney), this drama captures the makings of a complex and controversial man.

Marea Suave Working herself into the ground as a showgirl, Rebecca (Pilar Pillicer) puts away everything she can to help her younger brother study oceanography. But when one of his discoveries threatens to bring a fertilizer company's misdeeds to light, he mysteriously turns up dead. Teaming with a young fisherman (Roberto Cañedo) who offers to help her investigate, Rebecca embarks on a quest to figure out who robbed her brother of his future.

Dark Shadows: Vol. 20 Blending mystery, Gothic horror and a soap opera format, "Dark Shadows" garnered a huge cult following and was an afternoon staple from 1966 to '71. The mystery and intrigue surrounding the Collins family -- led by creepy vampire Barnabas (Jonathan Frid) -- continue in this compilation of 40 episodes from the eerie television series. Serpentine story lines and a great cast (which includes Kate Jackson and David Selby) will keep you spellbound.

Michael Caine: Acting in Film In this installment of the "Actor's Take on Movie Making" series, British film star Michael Caine (Alfie, The Cider House Rules, The Quiet American) offers advice to aspiring actors to help them succeed in a competitive business. Caine shares valuable trade secrets about character development; script preparation; voice, sound and movement; working with directors; and the sometimes brutal politics of moviemaking.

Hubble: 15 Years of Discovery This documentary produced by the European Space Agency celebrates the Hubble Space Telescope's 15th anniversary. Learn how the telescope came to be, how it was conceived, why it was given the mission to roam space, and who was responsible for it in the first place. The Hubble's journey through the annals of government reads like a history book: At first it was met with skepticism, but its later triumphs helped cement its place in the sun.

Sad Inheritance After filling her life with addictions, Christina (Susan Dey) is left with a dead-end job, a deadbeat boyfriend and a bad rapport with her mother (Piper Laurie). The last thing she needs is a baby, a sentiment the authorities agree with when the infant is born with a drug dependency. Now, Christina's future is in the hands of a dedicated social worker (Lorraine Toussaint), whose own instincts as a mother have her fighting for the child's rights.

German Fighter Aircraft of WWII: 1942-1945 Faced with a growing number of bombing raids by strengthening Allied forces, the beleaguered day fighters of the German Air Force (known as the Luftwaffe) called on German engineers to develop a new breed of airplane that could outfox the enemy and turn the tide of the war. This historical DVD for the World War II enthusiast explores the models produced between 1942 and 1945, a key period in aerial conflict.

The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp: From Ellsworth to Tombstone The most celebrated lawman of the Old West rides again in this first-ever collection of episodes from the popular television series "The Life and Legend of Wyatt Earp." Hugh O'Brian stars as the famed marshal whose exploits with Doc Holliday, Bat Masterson and the Clanton Gang are boldly brought to life in adventures based on actual events. Bonus materials include interviews with O'Brian and Mason Dinehart III (who played Masterson).

Amando de Ossorio: Director Part of a collection showcasing Spanish writer-director Amando de Ossorio's four-part Blind Dead masterpiece, this exclusive program rounds up interviews with the late Euro-horror auteur, painting a portrait of an artist who never achieved the notoriety of his peers Lucio Fulci and Jess Franco. Ossorio did, however, succeed in creating some of the most terrifying images in horror history -- images you'll have to see to believe.

Night of the Seagulls Writer-director Amando de Ossorio's shrouded warriors are back for one last hurrah in the final installment his four-part horror masterpiece. Soon after a young doctor and his wife take up residency in a seaside village, they receive a visit from a terrifying welcome wagon -- the undead Templar Knights. Rising from their watery graves to collect human sacrifices, the blind knights can't see their victims … but they can hear their screams.

Bombers and Bombing Raids: 1942-1945 Chronicling the heavy losses inflicted on the Nazi Luftwaffe by strengthening Russian and British forces in the throes of World War II, this captivating program -- an installment of the WWII Archive Collection -- offers an in-depth look at the various types of aircraft, flying boats and float planes used in battle during this time. Rarely seen archival footage follows every bit of the action, right down to Germany's surrender in May 1945.

Moonlight by the Sea In a futuristic world where an omniscient conglomerate (known simply as "The Corporation") reigns supreme, salesmen are the foot soldiers of mind control and propaganda. And that means top seller Albion Moonlight (Sean Allen) is doing swimmingly. But when Albion's single-man spaceship malfunctions in the desert, he's disconnected from his employer's control -- and he decides to go searching for his soul.

Return of the Evil Dead As the second installment of writer-director Amando de Ossorio's four-part horror masterpiece, this chilling film picks up where the first left off, following the terrifying Templar Knights' destruction of the modern village that now occupies their final resting place. Taking refuge in a deserted church, a small group of weary survivors band together to stave off certain death. But are they any match for the undead?

Rouleman Director Panos Karkanevatos melds romance, adventure and danger in this film that excavates long-buried secrets by using a documentary crew as the lens through which the events unfold. The filmmakers trace the story of Loula, who escapes from her small town for the excitement and thrill of the big city. At first, her move appears to be a wise decision, but soon, when she becomes involved with a stranger, Loula begins to lose her hold on life.

Buddy Boy Raised by his cruel alcoholic mother in a devout Roman Catholic home, the shy and pious Francis has made a habit of keeping to himself. But after years of abuse and letdowns, his self-esteem has suffered, and the budding adolescent begins to doubt the faith that's shaped his life. As Francis questions his religious beliefs, he finds salvation in an exciting new hobby -- spying on his shapely female neighbor.

Pastry Girl Although he's been in love with Niloo, a pastry girl, for decades, Saeed hasn't been able to marry her. That's because their families are bitter enemies, and neither clan wants the star-crossed lovers to have a "happily ever after." But when the couple's kin finally acquiesce to a wedding, the momentous occasion is stalled once again by a fight. Will Niloo and Saeed ever be together? Or are they doomed by their relatives' resistance?

Indecent Seduction Based on actual events, this captivating drama follows a family's courtroom battle to hold a school district accountable for a teacher's actions. When the high school football coach (Gary Cole) starts paying compliments to Amy (Nicholle Tom), a pretty freshman, it seems like a wonderful game. But when he moves his attention to her body -- and her classmates start gossiping about their relationship -- she's no longer willing to play.

Tombs of the Blind Dead In the 13th century, evil knights known as the Templars -- who sought eternal life by drinking human blood -- were executed and left exposed so that birds could peck out their eyes. But when a group of people in 1970s Portugal stumble on the knights' abandoned monastery, they unleash their rotting corpses to terrorize the land. This chilling film is the first installment of writer-director Amando de Ossorio's four-part horror masterpiece.

Taste of Chaos This collection of raucous performances from the 2004 Taste of Chaos Tour (created by Vans Warped Tour founder Kevin Lyman) captures an onslaught of hard-core bands and the frenzy of their adoring fans. Artists include A Static Lullaby, Atreyu, Bedlight for Blue Eyes, Bleed the Dream, Killswitch Engage, My American Heart, My Chemical Romance, Nicky P, Opiate for the Masses, Senses Fail, Underoath, Unearth and The Used.

Boris Godunov Filmed live at Moscow's Bolshoi Theatre in 1978, this exquisite staging of Modest Mussorgsky's "Boris Godunov" -- widely considered the greatest of all Russian operas -- features renowned Russian bass Yevgeni Nesterenko in the title role. Supporting parts are performed by Vladislav Piavko (the Pretender), Valery Yaroslavtsev (Pimen), Irina Arkhipova (Marina), Galina Kalinina (Xenia) and Aleksei Maslennikkov (the Simpleton).

David Broza: Massada Live Multicultural singing sensation David Broza pays tribute to his roots in this memorable evening of music, filmed live inside Israel's Massada -- a site of religious and historical significance. Songs include "Be'Resheet," "Sigaliyot," "Ba'Nahar Shel Sevilya," "Mutar Lomar," "Kmo She'Att," "Bikur Moledet," "Isadora," "Ruthie Ba'Metzada," "Daniela," "Adayin," "Mitahat La'Shamayim," "Ha;Isha She'Itee," "Magia Lo" and "Boker Tov Ba."

Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames: Cool Cat Blues Georgie Fame and his band of Blue Flames take to the Theaterhaus stage in Stuttgart, Germany, for a memorable evening of music that gets its kick from Fame's aggressive piano style. Songs include "Rocking Chair," "You Came a Long Way from St. Louis," "Big Brother," "Cool Cat Blues," "Moondance," "Jumpin' with Symphony Sid," "Parchman Farm," "Yeh, Yeh," "Cat's Eyes," "I Love the Life I Live" and "How Long Has This Been Going On?"

Niger: Magic and Ecstasy in the Sahel Shot on location in Niger, this musical exploration by filmmaker Hisham Mayet captures rare sounds from Africa's Sahel region. Mayet's film documents the amazing musical diversity of the region and features artists performing traditional and modern sounds, including psychedelic guitar trance rock from the Tuareg, Bori cult dance ceremonies, Fulani folk, roadhouse gospel rave-ups and other obscurities from the African desert.

Wagon Trail A father fights to save his innocent son from execution in this gripping B Western. After his son (Edward Norris) is framed by a gang of stagecoach bandits and quickly sentenced to death for murdering a deputy, Sheriff Clay Hartley (Harry Carey) has just one day to clear his boy's name before the young man is hanged. With time running out, Hartley goes after the real killer. Earl Dwire, Gertrude Messinger and Roger Williams co-star.

Special Agent Secret agent Johnny Douglas (William Eythe) protects America's railroad system from sabotage in this B-grade crime drama. Set in a small California town, the story follows Douglas as he goes after Paul (George Reeves) and Edmund Devereaux (Paul Valentine), a dastardly pair of brothers who stage a successful payroll heist. An innocent man is killed during the robbery, and Douglas will stop at nothing to ensure the culprits pay for their crimes.

Ridin' the Cherokee Trail Singing cowboy Tex Ritter and his sidekick, Slim Andrews, star in this musical Western about a couple of Texas Rangers who defend the citizens of a small territory from power-hungry outlaws. Villain Bradley Craven (Forrest Taylor) is determined to stop the election process that would allow the region to join the Union. Tex and Slim join a rancher and his daughter to stop Craven, with fearless Tex going undercover to ensure that justice is served.

Oklahoma Frontier A homesteader fights tooth and nail to reclaim what's rightfully his in this dramatic B Western set during the Oklahoma land rush. Shortly after marrying Janet (Anne Gwynne), Jeff McLeod (Johnny Mack Brown) is framed for murder and thrown into the pokey by evil villain Frazier (James Blaine). Jeff escapes with help from sidekick Windy Day (Fuzzy Knight), and the daring pioneer sets out to take back his land.

Down Texas Way A rugged trio of Rough Riders protect the Texas range from villainous varmints in this vintage B Western. When longtime pal Sandy (Raymond Hatton) is framed for murdering the town banker, U.S. Marshals Buck (Buck Jones) and Tim (Tim McCoy) set out to catch the real killers. Buck and Tim must split up and join the other side in order to rescue Sandy from an angry mob and stop the frontier gangsters from taking control of the town.

The Law Commands Doctor Keith Kenton helps Iowa homesteaders defend their property against ruthless land-grabbers in this vintage Western. With a gang of night riders terrorizing the settlers, Kenton tries to form a peaceful Land Claim Association. But the villains continue to harass the homesteaders, and when innocent folks are murdered, Kenton gets permission from the governor to restore law and order to the region. Lorraine Hayes and Robert Fiske co-star.

Stampede A vengeful cowboy goes after the villains who killed his brother in this vintage Western. During an excursion to Canada to purchase more livestock, rancher Larry (Charles Starrett) is targeted by a gang of ruthless cattle rustlers. When the outlaws murder his brother, Larry sets out to make sure every last man responsible for the crime is brought to justice. Finis Barton, J.P. McGowan and Le Strange Millman co-star.

Young Blood A Robin Hood of the prairie is double-crossed by his partner but saved by a monkey in this vintage oater. After stealing jewels from French performer Lola Montaine (Naomi Judge), Nick (Bob Steele) decides to return the loot, much to the dismay of crooked Sheriff Jake Sharpe (Charles King), who was in on the heist. Sharpe will stop at nothing to keep his secretly signed confession from coming to light, but he doesn't count on Lola's fiesty pet. …

The Gold Racket After two operatives are murdered, special agents and lovers Alan O'Connor (Conrad Nagel) and Bobbie Reynolds (Eleanor Hunt) head to Mexico to break up a gold smuggling ring in this noir crime mystery. Stunning Bobbie puts herself in danger's path by going undercover as a nightclub singer as part of the investigation, but when villains kidnap her, it's up to heroic Alan to rescue his lady and bring in the bad guys. Fuzzy Knight co-stars.

Last Rockers: The Vice Squad Story Tracing the mercurial rise of The Vice Squad -- the United Kingdom's most successful punk-rock band -- this riotous documentary goes all the way back to 1979, exposing the group's roots as a down-and-out club act. It's a rock 'n' roll survival story like none you've ever seen, with raw performance footage, plenty of playback and interviews with each of the original band members (including sexy lead vocalist Beki Bondage).

Urban Assault 2 Witness the thrills and spills as extreme motorcycle riders barrel down urban streets in this action-packed sequel. Hollywood stuntman Jason Britton and his pals pull off insane stunts at top speeds in this street racing video that'll keep you on the edge of your seat. Shot on location throughout Southern California, this edition features motorcycle stunts by Surf City's David Sanders, Movie Mogul Dale Rutter and Oklahoma's Joey Barta.

Body by Corinne: Vol. 3 Part of a series that targets aerobic conditioning, strength training and flexibility, this easy-to-follow exercise routine focuses on the lower body. The entire routine consists of floor work and incorporates specialized moves that target the hips, thighs and buttocks by isolating muscles in order to get them in shape. A flowing yoga segment incorporates stretches and poses to help relax and tone muscles and improve flexibility.

Body by Corinne: Vol. 2 Part of a series that targets aerobic conditioning, strength training and flexibility, this easy-to-follow interval exercise routine combines 5-minute cardio bursts with 4-minute weight training routines. Cardio marches vary in tempo and moves, and when you add in interval abdominals work and weight training, you've got a routine that burns fat, builds lean muscle and increases your endurance. This program requires 8- to 15-pound dumbbells.

Body by Corinne: Vol. 1 Part of a series that targets aerobic conditioning, strength training and flexibility, this easy-to-follow workout routine combines effective aerobics moves with fun toning and stretching exercises based on yoga and Pilates. You'll burn fat and increase your metabolism with this two-part routine, which begins with cardio aerobics and moves into floor work with a 15-minute Pilates stomach series that lengthens and tones the body.

Destroy Entertainment: Dirtbike School Based on the official how-to course of the Motorcycle Safety Foundation, this instructional DVD will have you riding like a pro -- without sacrificing the safety that will keep you on your bike for life. X Games host Sal Masekela leads you through an easy-to-follow tutorial set to fast-paced music, with special bonus footage featuring advice from all-star riders Ricky Carmichael, Chad Reed and Kevin Windham.

Skinny Puppy: Greater Wrong of the Right: Live Experimental rockers Skinny Puppy crank out their dark, industrial breed of music in this full-length live performance from the band's 2004 "Greater Wrong of the Right" tour. This two-disc set also includes vintage tour footage of the band's 1988 European excursion, including a visit to the Berlin Wall; rare footage of other live shows; and the politically charged documentary Information Warfare.

Get Down Tonight: The Disco Explosion Live Public television breaks out the disco ball and the platform shoes for this entertaining concert charting the history of disco music, taped live at Asbury Park's Convention Hall. Grooving onstage once again are KC and the Sunshine Band ("That's the Way I Like It" and "Boogie Shoes"), Wild Cherry ("Play That Funky Music"), Leo Sayer ("You Make Me Feel Like Dancing"), Irene Cara ("Flashdance … What a Feeling!) and many more.

Colonel Bleep As an intelligence agent for the planet Futura, Colonel Bleep -- flanked by his sidekick space deputies Squeek (a puppetlike boy) and Scratch (a caveman brought to space from the past) -- roams through the galaxy warding off intergalactic villains such as Doctor Destructo and The Black Night. Launched in 1956, Robert D. Buchanan's lively animated series has the distinction of being the first color cartoon produced for television.

Electroline Filmed in Germany, this compilation of performances by some of the best electronic artists also offers behind-the-scenes footage of KIEW. Tracks include "Spirits of Crime," "Ruptura" and "Untold Blastphemies" by Hocico; "Dead Enough for Life," "Existence in Progress" and "Shelter" by Icon of Coil; "Reverse Inversion," "Telekinetik" and "Victims Among Friends" by God Module; and "Darkling," "That Perfect Body" and "Grand Design" by Spetsnaz.

Tchaikovsky's 150th Anniversary Concert from China Organized in Beijing, China, to celebrate the 150th anniversary of popular composer Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky's birth in 1840, this memorable 1990 concert is divided into two parts. The first segment features acclaimed Austrian concert pianist Roger Woodward on Tchaikovsky's "Piano Concerto No. 1," while the second part captures the Beijing Philharmonic Orchestra playing through the composer's "Symphony No. 6."

Queen of Spades (Bolshoi) Director Roman Tikhomirov leads Moscow's renowned Bolshoi ballet and opera companies in this once-in-a-lifetime performance of Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky's "The Queen of Spades" (with a libretto written by the composer's brother), a hallucinatory tale of terror involving gambling, love, ghosts -- and a little humor. Based on Alexander Pushkin's short story "Pique Dame," this lavish 1983 production was filmed on location in St. Petersburg, Russia.

Petula Clark: At the Turn of the Year International singing star Petula Clark (known for her acting work in Goodbye Mr. Chips and Finian's Rainbow) makes a nostalgic return to Chichester, England, for a special-engagement New Year's Eve concert. Songs include the original compositions "Don't Stop the Music" and "On with the Show," as well as memorable hits such as "Downtown," "I Couldn't Live Without Your Love," "The Other Man's Grass," "Your Song" and "Who Am I?"

Paco Pena: Misa Flamenca Joining the tradition of a Catholic mass with the passion of Flamenco music, Spanish performer-composer Paco Peña manufactures a unique concert experience, leading a 20-voice choir, a trio of guitarists (Pena José, Diego Losada and Juan Jimenez) and an all-star group of singers (Dieguito, La Susipaco, Guadiana and El Chapparo). The result is a moving and memorable blend of musical styles that's as clever as it is controversial.

Le Mans Review 2005 Combining thrilling race footage with interviews from the world's top drivers, this fast-paced DVD is an official review of the action, atmosphere and excitement of the 2005 Le Mans race-car competition, arguably one of the most important races on the planet. In addition, the cameras showcase the latest creations from automobile manufacturers, which use the well-attended event as a virtual showroom for their wares.

Khovanschina Set at a turning point in Russian history, this politically charged opera -- arguably Modest Mussorgsky's greatest work -- was incomplete at the time of the composer's death. This production performed by the Vienna State Opera (featuring Bulgarian bass Nicolai Ghiaurov in the role of Prince Ivan Khovansky and Paata Burchuladze as Dositheus) offers a little closure, with the addition of a final chorus composed by Igor Stravinsky in 1913.

Hank Williams: The Show He Never Gave This fictional "concert" follows the late Hank Williams (played by actor-musician "Sneezy" Waters) through his final performance in 1952, just before his death in a New Year's Eve car crash. Over the course of 23 songs, director David Acomba peers into the mind of the self-destructive superstar who left behind a new bride, an ex-wife and a namesake son. Dixie Seatle, Jackie Washington, Sean Hewitt and Sean McCann co-star.

Elvin Jones: Jazz Machine Playing with legendary composer-saxophonist John Coltrane in his influential quartet, drummer Elvin Jones developed a signature musical style that would immortalize him in the hearts of jazz enthusiasts. This memorable concert with Jones's touring group, the Jazz Machine, puts him alongside Coltrane's son, Ravi, on saxophone, backed by fellow musicians Sonny Fortune (saxophone and flute), Willie Pickins (piano) and Chip Jackson (bass).

The Rage of Paris French model Nicole de Cortillon (Danielle Darrieux) takes on New York in this screwball comedy. Nicole tries to jump-start her modeling career with a nude assignment, but things go awry and she decides to focus her efforts on finding a rich husband. Convinced Nicole is a gold digger, handsome James Trevor (Douglas Fairbanks Jr.) tries to foil her plans but instead finds himself falling for the Parisian beauty. Louis Hayward co-stars.

Atlas in the Land of the Cyclops Mythical macho man Atlas (Gordon Mitchell) battles the monstrous Cyclops in this vintage Italian sword-and-sandal adventure. The grotesque one-eyed giant is terrorizing the citizens of Sadok, and when Atlas arrives to save the city, he realizes he's outnumbered -- he must fight not only the Cyclops, but the amorous evil Queen Capys (Chelo Alonso), who's set her sights on the brawny hero. Vira Silenti and Dante DiPaolo co-star.

Die Entfuhrung Aus Dem Serail (Royal Opera) Conductor Georg Solti leads the Royal Opera Chorus and the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House in this performance -- produced by Elijah Moshinsky -- of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's comic opera set in a Turkish palace. The story tells of the Spanish nobleman Belmonte (Deon Van Der Walt), who travels to the Far East palace of Pasha (Oliver Tobias) to retrieve his ravishing love, Konzstanze (Inga Neilson). Kurt Moll also stars.

Don Carlos Conductor Antonio Pappano leads the Orchestre de Paris in this 1987 performance of Joseph Mery and Camille du Locle's libretto adaptation of Friedrich Schiller's poem "Don Carlos," a tale of political intrigue in the Spanish court. The Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris sets the stage for this five-act performance that stars Roberto Alagna as Don Carlos, Thomas Hampson as Rodrigue and Karita Mattila as Elizabeth de Valois.

Carmen (Maria Ewing) Renowned conductor Zubin Mehta leads The Royal Opera Chorus and The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House in this 1991 Covent Garden performance of Georges Bizet's moving opera "Carmen." Directed by Spanish actress Nuria Espert and starring Maria Ewing as Carmen and Luis Lima as Don Jose, the performance emphasizes the opera's Spanish elements and features sets by designer Gerardo Vera and flamenco choreography by Cristina Hoyos.

Wagner: Die Walkure (Barenboim) Staged and directed by Harry Kupfer and conducted by Daniel Barenboim, this elaborate production of the first installment of Richard Wagner's "Ring Cycle" was filmed at the world renowned Bayreuth Opera House, which was built by Wagner himself. Featured performers include Poul Elming as Siegmund, Matthias Holle as Hunding, John Tomlinson as Wotan, Nadine Secunde as Sieglinde, Anne Evans as Brunnhilde and Linda Finnie as Fricka.

The Sun: Blame It on the Youth This collection of videos from neo-punk phenoms The Sun -- who have opened for The Flaming Lips, Hot Hot Heat and OK Go -- brings tracks from their "Blame It on the Youth" album to life. Songs include "Must Be You," "Say Goodbye," "Justice," "Romantic Death," "2B4," "Waiting On High," "Pavement Jive," "Lost at Home," "Rockstop," "Taking the Lord's Name in Vein," "Lose Your Money," "Valentine," "BAND" and "We Tried."

Andre Rieu: The Flying Dutchman This live concert captures Andre Rieu -- long recognized as one of Billboard magazine's top classical artists -- performing in front of more than 20,000 enthusiastic fans. Tracks include "Entry of the Gladiators," "Blaze Away," "Vienna, City of My Dreams," "Wiener Praterleben," "The Laughing Songs," "Bummelpetrus," "Triumphal March (Aida)," "Light Cavalry Overture," "Snowwalt," "Irish Washerwoman," "The Wild Rover" and "Volare."

Front 242: Catch the Men Filmed during the blazing summer of 2004 in Lokeren, Belgium, this memorable live concert DVD from electronica supergroup Front 242 captures the band in front of more than 17,000 screaming fans. Tracks include "Happiness," "Body to Body," "Religion," "Together," "Crapage," "Im Rhythmus Bleiben," "First In First Out," "Animal," "Moldavia," "Melt," "HeadHunter," "Welcome to Paradise" and "Punish Your Machine."

Convicts at Large A dim bulb finds himself in dangerous waters after he inadvertently exchanges places with a criminal in this tale of mistaken identity. After a jailbreak, a convict manages to switch clothes with a bumbling architect. With only prison garb to wear, the architect's mistaken for a crime boss and given a new suit and a wad of cash from a gang of thugs eager to attempt another jewel heist. Ralph Forbes, Paula Stone and John Kelly star.

Streets of New York Scrappy law student Jimmy (Jackie Cooper) and his pals go up against a gang of extortionists in this vintage urban drama. By day, Jimmy runs the local newsstand, but at night, the tough young entrepreneur studies to earn his law degree. When hoods muscle in demanding a share of the newsstand profits, Jimmy, his disabled pal Gimpy (Martin Spellman) and the rest of their crew decide to fight for what's rightfully theirs. Sidney Miller co-stars.

Whispering City When an ex-actress dies in a car crash, reporter Mary Roberts (Mary Anderson) stumbles on the story of a lifetime in this nail-biter of a noir. Mary uncovers a shocking truth about the victim and her late boyfriend, but she's just at the tip of the iceberg. As she digs deeper into the story, the intrepid journalist realizes it's up to her to prove that a prominent lawyer is a heartless killer. Helmut Dantine and Paul Lukas star.

The Mechanical Man / The Headless Horseman A killing machine terrorizes a city, and a headless horseman torments a haughty schoolteacher in this silent double feature. In Andre Deed's rare 1921 horror film The Mechanical Man, it looks as if an unstoppable robot will destroy the city until a second automaton challenges the mad machine to a showdown. In the second film, comedian Will Rogers goes against type as Ichabod Crane in this 1922 adaptation of Washington Irving's spooky tale.

Panama Patrol Leon Ames returns as code decipherer Maj. Philip Waring in this sequel to Cipher Bureau. Waring teams with agent Helen Lane (Charlotte Wynters) on a mission to the Panama Canal, where spies have infiltrated top secret areas. The security of the canal is at stake, and it's up to Waring and Lane to decipher the enemy's code and put the kibosh on a clever spy ring. Abner Biberman and Weldon Heyburn co-star.

Bars of Hate A daring district attorney teams up with a pickpocket to save a dame in distress in this vintage B-grade crime drama. Pursued by gangsters, a young woman (Sheila Terry) frantically tries to clear her incarcerated brother's name before he's sent to the electric chair. With time running out, the desperate gal turns to a DA (Regis Toomey) and a petty criminal (Snub Pollard) for help. Molly O'Day and Fuzzy Knight co-star.

Gang Bullets Daring district attorney Wayne (Charles Trowbridge) and his assistant, Carter (Robert Kent), try to bring in a powerful gangster in this gritty crime drama. When kingpin Anderson (Morgan Wallace) moves his racketeering business to town, Wayne assigns Carter to gather evidence on the thug. The assistant DA goes undercover and infiltrates the mobster's gang; meanwhile, Carter's girlfriend (Anne Nagel) suspects her man's up to no good.

They Made Me a Killer Two strangers pair up to catch a killer in this crime drama. The sole witness to a bank robbery involving a murder, Tom Durling (Robert Lowery) becomes suspect No. 1. Tom hides out from police, but he's also hunted by a woman named June (Barbara Britton), whose brother was killed in the holdup and believed complicit in the crime. Desperate to clear her brother's name, June joins with Tom, and together, they set out to nab the real crooks.

Buried Alive A man fights from within prison walls to clear his name in this gripping drama. Wrongly imprisoned for political reasons, an innocent man fights a corrupt official to gain his release. The prison nurse believes in the inmate's innocence, but her good word may not be enough -- before he is able to appear before the parole board, the man is framed for murdering a guard. Robert Wilcox, Beverly Roberts and George Pembroke star.

Anne Murray in Jamaica Take our word for it: This is one tropical island you won't mind being stranded on. Canadian chanteuse Anne Murray takes to the sunny Jamaican stage to perform some of her most memorable songs, including "Let Your Love Flow," "I Can See Clearly Now," "On and On" and "You Needed Me." As an added bonus, she's joined by some of her musically gifted friends -- among them, Valerie Harper, Ruth Buzzi and The Joymakers.

Streets: Barcelona If you long to hit the streets of Barcelona with your skateboard, this insider's guide is the perfect travel companion, with local pros pointing out the city's best spots. Directed by professional skateboarder Satva Leung (with an original soundtrack provided by underground DJs), this unique DVD experience features stunts by Mike Taylor, Jack Curtain, Chico Brenes, Kevin Long, Pablo Dominguez, Daniel Lebron, Justin Strubing and Jeremy Holmes.

Inside His Dark Materials Inspired by John Milton's Paradise Lost, reclusive author Philip Pullman created His Dark Materials, an award-winning trilogy chronicling a battle between good and evil that was as well-received by audiences as it was by critics. Using CGI animation, 3-D illustration, on-location shooting and intimate interviews (including a Q&A with Pullman himself), this behind-the-scenes look at the books' appeal is a must-see for diehard fans.

The Candy Snatchers Susan Sennett -- a former Playboy centerfold and wife of singer-songwriter Graham Nash -- plays the lead role of Candy in this campy cult classic, directed by Guerdon Trueblood. With their eyes on a hefty ransom, three bungling kidnappers cart off the 16-year-old Candy and demand diamonds from her wealthy stepfather. Luckily for them, they get to slowly undress their hostage from her Catholic school uniform while they wait.

Aventura: The Love & Hate Concert: Sold Out at the United Palace From the moment their single "Obsesión" hit the top of the charts in 2003, Aventura has been thrilling audiences with their fresh "Spanglish" sound and signature blend of hip-hop, R&B, rock and Dominican Bachata. This DVD concert showcases the groundbreaking New York quartet in a sold-out live venue performing songs from their "Love & Hate" album, including "Conciencia," "Mi Niña Cambió," "Enséñame a Olvidar" and "Déja Vu."

David Hemmings: Live It Up Teen heartthrob David Hemmings plays a boy who builds a rock 'n' roll band only to be shut down by his skeptical dad, who gives him just one month to make it big. Lucky for him, his lost demo tape is recovered by an American producer who likes what he hears … and Dad may eventually come around. Steve Marriott (who would later join The Small Faces and Humble Pie) makes an early appearance in this musical romp, also known by the title Live It Up.

Faux Fun: Painting: Venetian Plaster & Metallic Do-it-yourselfers need not panic when it comes to painting faux finishes on Venetian plaster and metal, thanks to this instructional DVD that shows you everything you need to know -- and then some. Experienced decorative artist Barbara Wurden leads you through a private lesson, outlining easy-to-follow techniques designed to demystify the faux finishing process and help add a professional touch to your projects.

David Hemmings: Be My Guest Revolving around a London family who inherits a beach hotel, this musical romp starring teen heartthrob David Hemmings and Steve Marriott (who would later join The Small Faces and Humble Pie) is really a vehicle for the groups who provide the soundtrack. Launching a battle of the bands competition to drive guest traffic, the hoteliers welcome Jerry Lee Lewis, The Nashville Teens, The Zephyrs, The Nightshades and Kenny and the Wranglers.

Tales of Voodoo: The Violent Sorcerer / Cannibal Curse Hong Kong Forbidden Cinema rides high once again with this double feature that's sure to satisfy your appetite for gore. In The Violent Sorcerer, thanks to a mysterious ninja, a troop of dead soldiers rises from the grave to wage battle once again. In Cannibal Curse, human-eating locals are feasting on innocent visitors to an exotic island, sending the survivors running for their lives. But enough is enough, and someone has to fight back. …

Tales of Voodoo: The Rapist / Gang Wars Martial arts madness goes haywire in this thrilling double feature from Hong Kong horror meisters. In The Rapist, a criminal gets his just rewards for all the havoc he's wreaked on women. But his punishment doesn't await him in the halls of justice; it's meted out by a vengeful victim. Gang Wars has a 1970s martial arts guru facing off against an otherworldly presence that's taken over the New York City subway system.

Culture: Live in Seychelles Filmed live in 2000 on the tiny island of Seychelles (located off the northern coast of Madagascar), this soulful concert puts the classic reggae band Culture in front of more than 10,000 appreciative fans. Songs include "I Tried," "Pay Day," "Addis Ababba," "Won't Somebody," "Ganja Time," "Disobedient Children," "Never Get Weary Yet," "Down in Jamaica," "Money Girl," "Trust Me," "International Herb," and "Too Long in Slavery."

Jazz Shots from the West Coast: Vol. 3 This collection of footage of jazz giants associated with the "Left Coast" features performances captured from club appearances, TV engagements and festivals. A must-see for jazz fans, these incredible clips include renditions of "Take Five," "Castilian Blues" and "Raggy Waltz" by the Dave Brubeck Quartet, "The Train and the River" by the Jimmy Giuffre Trio, "Waltz of the Prophets" by Stan Kenton, "Stella By Starlight" by Hampton Hawes and more.

Jazz Shots from the West Coast: Vol. 2 This collection of footage of jazz giants associated with the Left Coast features performances captured at club appearances, TV engagements and festivals. A must-see for jazz fans, the incredible footage includes Wes Montgomery ("Full House," "Round Midnight" and "Yesterdays"), The Gerry Mulligan Quartet ("Open Country" and "Darn That Dream"), The Shorty Rogers Quintet ("Martians Go Home," "Time Was" and "Greensleeves") and many more.

Jazz Shots from the West Coast: Vol. 1 This collection of footage of jazz giants associated with the Left Coast features 10 performances captured from club appearances, TV engagements and festivals. A must-see for jazz fans, these incredible clips include artists Art Pepper ("D Section"), Zoot Sims ("On the Trail"), the Phineas Newborn Trio ("Lush Life," "Theme for Basie" and "Oleo"), Chet Baker ("If I Should Lose You"), Shelley Manne ("Isolate Pawn" and "Fantan") and many more.

Jazz Shots from the East Coast: Vol. 3 This collection of footage of jazz giants associated with the East Coast features performances captured at club appearances, TV engagements and festivals. A must-see for jazz fans, the incredible footage includes John Coltrane ("Alabama" and "Afro Blue"), Dizzy Gillespie Quintet ("Blues After Dark" and "Lorraine"), Thad Jones and the Mel Lewis Orchestra ("St. Louis Blues"), Jimmy Smith Trio ("The Champ" and "Walk on the Wild Side") and much more.

Jazz Shots from the East Coast: Vol. 2 The series that celebrates the big names of jazz from coast to coast feasts its eyes -- or, rather, ears -- on those luminaries who hail from east of the Mississippi. This second volume includes such musical treats as the Miles Davis Quintet performing "So What?" with John Coltrane; Charlie Parker wowing with "Hothouse"; Louis Armstrong wailing "When It's Sleepy Time Down South"; the Count Basie Orchestra dishing out "Dickie's Dream"; and more.

Patsy Cline: Sweet Dreams Still: The Anthology Robert K. Oermann hosts this video anthology of the best Patsy Cline performances caught on film (including her final televised appearance), showcasing the multifaceted talent of an incomparable country music legend. Songs include "A Church, A Courtroom and Then Goodbye," "Come on In," "Crazy," "How Can I Face Tomorrow," "I Fall to Pieces," "I've Loved and Lost Again," "Lovesick Blues," "She's Got You" and "Walkin' After Midnight."

El Nominado Taking the concept of a reality show to an unreal level, this inventive action-adventure follows a dozen gutsy contestants during their stay in the Andes Mountains, where they'll live for several weeks as part of a televised survival game. With every move captured on camera, each thrill-seeker battles to be the last one standing. But when one of them goes on a violent shooting spree, the ratings spike -- and the fun's just begun.

Kukuwa Dance Workout Acclaimed fitness instructor Kukuwa Nuamah (a native of Ghana) leads you through a one-of-a-kind exercise experience designed to boost your cardiovascular system and improve a variety of fitness levels with low-impact, high-energy movement. Backed by a soundtrack of pulsing Latino, African and Caribbean music, you'll be dancing your way to toned muscles and slimmer limbs -- and having a great time doing it.

Jazz Shots from the East Coast: Vol. 1 Jazz artists from the East Coast get their due with this remarkable collection of performances. This volume includes such legends as the Bill Evans Trio impressing with "Up with the Lark" and "Waltz for Debby"; the Ahmad Jamal Trio doing "Darn That Dream" and "Ahmad Blues"; Oscar Peterson playing the "Newport Blues"; Duke Ellington performing "Sophisticated Lady," "Moon Indigo" and "Take the A Train"; and more.

Street Heat: Mile High Feel the heat with this smokin' DVD magazine from Cornbread Productions. The "Mile High" issue of this multimedia publication showcases rap artists from cities across the nation, including Denver, Los Angeles, Memphis, Little Rock and more. On this disc, discover the top 10 nightclubs in Dallas, Atlanta, Houston and New Orleans, and check out segments with Mr. Lucci & Mr. Pookie, D.S.R., Paul Wall and Mike Jones.

The Perfect Partnership: Fonteyn and Nureyev Leading British ballerina Margot Fonteyn and Russian phenom Rudolf Nureyev first met in 1962, and their storied dance partnership lasted for more than 17 years. This retrospective program of their most acclaimed performances -- including beautiful duets in "Swan Lake" and "Giselle" -- re-creates the magic that made them famous and is embellished by never-before-seen footage capturing both dancers in candid moments.

Small Faces: Dateline Diamonds In this swinging romp through 1960s London, the frenzied manager of mod-rockers the Small Faces (made up of Steve Marriott, Kenney Jones, Ian McLagan and Ronnie Lane) gets into trouble when he agrees to use the band to smuggle diamonds out of the country. Songs include the Small Faces' "I've Got Mine," "It's Too Late," "Come On Children" and "Don't Stop What You're Doing" and The Chantelles' "I Think of You" and "Please Don't Kiss Me."