New Releases for April 15th, 2008 (Full List)

Alien vs. Predator 2 Prepare for more mayhem as warring aliens and predators return for Round 2 of their no-holds-barred slugfest. This time, the intergalactic creatures do battle in a small American town, throwing local residents into harm's way. To save the planet, the humans must oust both types of unwelcome guests. This sci-fi sequel features tons of spectacular action sequences full of nifty new gadgets and gooey monster gore.

Border Lost In this action-packed tale, a special task force patrolling the U.S. border with Mexico is forced to demobilize in the wake of political fallout -- despite the growing problem of illegal crossings. But after a gang of bandoleros abducts one of the agents, three of his comrades turn vigilante and put their lives on the line to find their missing compatriot. Chris Cleveland, Kelly Noonan, Emilio Rosa and Marian Zapico star.

The Last Hour Six hard-core criminals are lured by letters -- each from their late fathers promising wealth beyond their wildest dreams -- to a remote bulletproof house, where they soon discover they have only an hour to live … unless they can survive. The cops are outside awaiting their chance to take out these six, but the group actually has only one thing to fear: the mysterious madman on the inside who's icing them one by one.

Classical Baby: I'm Grown Up Now: The Poetry Show It's never too early to introduce your baby to the classics. This volume in HBO Family's award-winning Classical Baby series features Gwyneth Paltrow, Susan Sarandon, John Lithgow, Andy Garcia and Geoffrey Wright reading masterpieces of poetry. The program includes works by William Shakespeare, Robert Frost, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Langston Hughes and Robert Louis Stevenson, all chosen to enrich an infant's developing grasp of language.

Nick Jr. Favorites: Sleepytime Stories It's not always easy to convince an active child that it's time to wind down and go to bed. But now you can lull restless little ones to sleep with this collection of slumber-themed stories pulled from all of your kids' favorite Nick Jr. programs. Selections include an array of charming bedtime tales from "Dora the Explorer," "Blue's Clues," "Yo Gabba Gabba!" "Wonder Pets!" and "Jack's Big Music Show."

The Big Comfy Couch: Upside Down Clown Climb up onto the Big Comfy Couch with Loonette the clown and her dolly friend of few words, Molly, in this fifth volume of themed episodes from the popular PBS kids' series. There's fun in every direction when Loonette helps Granny bake up an upside-down cake packed with cabbage and pickles, and Molly makes friends with an upside-down doll. Loonette and Molly also learn all about the letter M -- which, upside down, looks a lot like the letter W.

The Woody Woodpecker and Friends Classic Cartoon Collection: Vol. 2 After watching just one of the 75 episodes featured in this collection of classic Woody Woodpecker cartoons, you're bound to try to imitate the redheaded bird's insidious signature laugh. Highlights in this second volume include appearances by other well-known animated characters such as Chilly Willy, Andy Panda, Buzz Buzzard and Oswald the Lucky Rabbit, plus rare vintage bonus features from the Walter Lantz archive.

Blast of Silence This gritty, well-crafted film noir follows professional assassin Frank Bono (Allen Baron), who returns to New York City at Christmastime to ice a slimy second-string racketeer (Peter Clune) for the mob. But while prowling the streets staking out his quarry, Bono unexpectedly finds himself struggling with the ethics of his chosen vocation. Larry Tucker delivers a memorable performance as Bono's portly gun broker.

Corporate Affairs A young techie discovers the ethical perils of promotion to midlevel management in this 2007 indie comedy from director Dan Cohen. After spending time in the trenches as his company's technical whiz, Ted (Breckin Meyer) gets kicked upstairs to a position that includes all the perks: prestige, more money and … expensive call girls. Will family man Ted lose his moral compass, or will his success cost him everything he values in life?

I Want Someone to Eat Cheese With James (Jeff Garlin) knows all too well that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. He's an overweight yet starving comedian in Chicago looking for love and weight loss in all the wrong places. After failed relationships and career mishaps, James turns to the one thing that won't let down (but fattens him up): food. Sarah Silverman, Amy Sedaris and Bonnie Hunt co-star; Garlin also wrote and directed this romantic comedy.

Lars and the Real Girl Ryan Gosling plays the title character in this oddball comedy about a delusional young man who buys a life-size sex doll over the Internet -- and then falls in love with her. When the besotted young man starts telling people that the doll is his girlfriend, his brother and sister-in-law decide it's time to intervene in this film co-starring Patricia Clarkson, Emily Mortimer, Kelli Garner and Paul Schneider.

Mannequin 2: On the Move Once upon a time, a Bavarian peasant girl named Jessie (Kristy Swanson) was transformed into a statue. Fast-forward 1,000 years, where department store clerk Jason (William Ragsdale) unwittingly awakens the beautiful mannequin from her enchanted slumber. As Jason tries to teach her how to live in the modern world, the couple runs up against an evil sorcerer who thinks Jessie holds the key to a powerful magical necklace.

National Lampoon Presents: One, Two, Many John Melendez, best known as Stuttering John from "The Howard Stern Show" and announcer for "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," stars as Thomas, a man searching for the perfect woman, that is to say, a woman who will consent to a threesome. Presented by National Lampoon, the outrageous comedy co-stars Bellamy Young, Hudson Leick, comic Jeffrey Ross and the great Jim J. Bullock. Melendez also wrote and produced.

Before the Devil Knows You're Dead The perfect crime goes horribly wrong when Andy and Hank (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Ethan Hawke) botch a robbery of their parents' jewelry store in this wrenching drama from legendary filmmaker Sidney Lumet, who was 82 when he directed the film. Albert Finney and Rosemary Harris co-star as the unsuspecting parents, while Marisa Tomei plays Gina, who cheats on her husband, Andy, with Hank.

Hip Hop Massacre When a dancer and her lover turn up dead after giving a friend a ride home from a club in Atlanta, the case underscores how the world of hip-hop has turned lethal. As the two detectives assigned to the case investigate, they uncover evidence that the situation is more complicated than it seems. eleGant directs this gritty drama, which co-stars Ed Bondz, Deven Bradshaw and Andre' Garner.

I Remember Nelson Vice Adm. Horatio Nelson's (Kenneth Colley) remarkable naval career and troubled personal affairs are brought to life in this "Masterpiece Theatre" miniseries, which tells his famous story through the narratives of those who knew him best. The historical drama co-stars Anna Massey as Lady Frances Nelson, Geraldine James as Nelson's mistress, Lady Emma Hamilton, and Tim Pigott-Smith as the admiral's right-hand man, Capt. Thomas Hardy.

The Adams Chronicles This highly lauded miniseries explains the fascinating history of one of America's original political dynasties, the Adams family, which produced second president John Adams (George Grizzard) and his son John Quincy Adams (David Birney), who became the sixth president. Covering five generations of the powerful clan, the Emmy-winning PBS production was released as the United States celebrated its bicentennial in 1976.

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall Anne Bronte's dark romantic tale of a married woman in search of independence from her brooding husband springs to life in this BAFTA and Peabody Award-winning BBC adaptation. Helen Graham (Tara Fitzgerald) claims to be a widow when she moves to the Yorkshire moors and takes up residence in the crumbling Wildfell Hall. But a handsome young farmer (Toby Stephens) suspects there's more to her past than she's willing to admit.

Not | Gay Gay-straight friendships are put under the microscope in this collection of four short films that delve into their complexities. The quartet includes films from France, the United States and the Bahamas. In "Float," a closeted man finds support in an artist; in "The Best Men," childhood friends must be honest about a difficult subject; "Cowboy Forever" examines the lives of Brazilian gauchos; and in "Katydid," siblings confront each other.

Comatose In this urban horror extravaganza, a night of drinking turns into a night of terror when one bad decision sets off a string of disasters. Chuck (Joe Kennedy) and Paul (Simeon Henderson) are thinking only of fun when they invite a gaggle of girls over to party with them -- but fun turns out not to be in the cards for this unfortunate gang of friends. Michael Merrill directs and Annabelle Lee co-stars.

Inside Four months after her husband's tragic death, Sarah (Alysson Paradis) prepares to head to the hospital to deliver her miracle baby. But what should be a blessed Christmas Eve event turns terrifying when a crazed woman (Béatrice Dalle) arrives at her home intent on taking Sarah's baby. Taking up whatever sharp implement at hand, the psychotic woman relentlessly pursues the pregnant Sarah, determined to perform a grisly brand of C-section.

Kinky Killers A serial killer is on the loose, targeting patients of psychiatrist Jill Kessy (Beverly Lynne) and clients of lawyer Alexander Hathaway (Charles Durning). The police are baffled by the twisted murderer, who's adorning the victim's bodies with tattoos postmortem. As Detective Barry Harper (Michael Paré) looks into potential suspects, the decorated -- and mutilated -- bodies continue to pile up in this bloody, sexy thriller.

Loch Ness Terror Scarred physically and emotionally from a terrifying encounter with the Loch Ness monster that devoured his father years ago, cryptozoologist James Murphy (Brian Krause) believes a spate of deaths near Lake Superior are the work of a similar beastie. Spurred by vengeance, Murphy embarks on a quest to hunt down and kill the big bruiser in this made-for-cable thriller also starring Niall Matter and Carrie Genzel.

Queen Cobra A mad college professor undertakes a series of risky experiments on an unsuspecting coed (Ashika Gogna) and unwittingly creates a dangerous monster that's half-snake, half-woman. Having developed a taste for blood, the creature soon embarks on a murderous rampage. Furious at the scientist who created her, she sets her sights on revenge, striking out against anything in her path. Lewis Schoenbrun directs this slithery horror tale.

The Curse of Lizzie Borden II: Prom Night Haunted by memories of the six people she brutally slaughtered years earlier after becoming convinced she was the famous ax murderer Lizzie Borden, mental patient Cassie (Kate Reavis) escapes the hospital and tries to hide out by enrolling in a local college. But when her class begins discussing the original Lizzie Borden killings, Cassie's violent alter ego emerges -- with plans for a bloody climax to the upcoming dance.

Things A power-hungry politician, a violent husband and a cheating man's mistress are at the center of this terrifying compilation of three intertwined tales of betrayal and revenge. In the first segment, a woman kidnaps her husband's girlfriend; the second story features the mayor of a mining town who uses a mysterious monster to keep the citizenry in check; finally, a brutalized young wife seeks vengeance from beyond the grave.

Crazy Like a Fox The victim of a shady real estate deal, Virginian Nat Banks (Roger Rees) isn't prepared to give up his historic family farm without a fight. When the new property owners, a couple of greedy land speculators, take possession of the manor, Nat hides out in a nearby cave, waging a guerilla war against the forces of expansion and "progress." Mary McDonnell co-stars in this dramedy from first-time director Richard Squires.

Juno Facing an unplanned pregnancy, teenage Juno (Ellen Page) devises a plan to locate the proverbial perfect parents to adopt her baby. But the seemingly ideal couple Juno chooses still has some growing up to do. Now, everyone in Juno's world must do a little soul-searching. Michael Cera co-stars while Jason Bateman and Jennifer Garner play the pair of affluent yuppies anxious for a child in this offbeat coming-of-age comedy, which won the 2008 Oscar for Best Original Screenplay.

Alien Nation: Body and Soul / Millennium LAPD detective Matt Sikes (Gary Graham) and his partner, George Francisco (Eric Pierpoint) -- who just so happens to be an alien -- continue their adventures in this pair of television movies spun from the Fox sci-fi series "Alien Nation." In Body and Soul, Matt and George track down a girl who might be the world's first alien-human hybrid. In Millennium, the partners investigate a sinister cult that uses virtual reality to lure in followers.

Alien Nation: Dark Horizon The future of the Earth is in serious jeopardy in this made-for-television movie spun from the Fox science-fiction series "Alien Nation," the saga of a Los Angeles detective (Gary Graham) and his alien partner (Eric Pierpoint). In Dark Horizon, the partners discover that the Purists have unleashed a virus intended to rid the planet of all Newcomers. But is it too late to put the lid back on Pandora's box?

Alien Nation: The Enemy Within / The Udara Legacy The far-out adventures of LAPD detective Matt Sikes (Gary Graham) and his alien partner, George Francisco (Eric Pierpoint), continue in this pair of television movies spun from the Fox sci-fi series "Alien Nation." In The Enemy Within, George is forced to confront his own prejudices against an "undesirable" sect of his species. In The Udara Legacy, the partners reveal a plot involving brainwashing and alien rebellion.

In the Name of the King: A Dungeon Siege Tale When the Krugs -- a violent race of brutes who are controlled by the evil Gallian (Ray Liotta) -- kill his son and kidnap his wife, Farmer Daimon (Jason Statham) sets off on a quest for revenge. Along the way, he meets those who vow to help him in hopes of bringing peace to their beloved kingdom. Leelee Sobieski, Burt Reynolds, Claire Forlani and John Rhys-Davies co-star in this fantasy adventure based on the popular role-playing game.

Death Toll In post-Hurricane Katrina New Orleans, a brutal drug lord known as "the Dog" (DMX) rules the crime-ridden streets. The police seem powerless. That is, until crusading Mayor Padial (Lou Diamond Phillips) steps in to put an end to the violence. With the feds breathing down his neck, Padial goes on the warpath, sending tough-as-nails Detective Bathgate (Leila Arcieri) to take the fight to the Dog. Keshia Knight Pulliam co-stars.

Impulse A sexy role-playing game turns into a nightmare for winsome Claire Dennison (Willa Ford), who's looking to spice up her marriage in this erotic thriller. But when Claire finds herself attracted to a man who resembles her husband, she takes the stranger to bed instead, only to discover that he's a manipulative -- and relentless -- psychopath. Angus Macfadyen, Lindsay Collins and Lowela Jotie also star.

The Backwoods An idyllic stay in the Spanish countryside takes a nightmarish turn for two couples when they discover a feral girl chained inside an abandoned house and decide to turn her over to the authorities. But the real drama begins when locals armed with shotguns show up looking for the girl. BAFTA winners Gary Oldman and Paddy Considine (In America, Cinderella Man) co-star in this backwoods thriller from Spanish writer-director Koldo Serra.

Gundam Seed Destiny: Final Plus Things turn out a little differently for Kira and Rey at the Battle of Messiah in this revised version of the anime series' final episode, which features an extended battle scene, an alternate ending, a series epilogue and more. In the alternate ending, the fates of many key characters who manage to make it through the chaos of the Second Bloody Valentine War are revealed.

A Global Warning? With Arctic ice melting, sea levels rising and the mercury edging up across the planet, global warming has become a hot-button issue. This presentation attempts to determine whether natural cycles or human impacts are to blame. Following scientists to 14 remote locations -- where they look to the skies as well as the Earth's core for answers -- the film weighs the effect of both natural events (such as volcanic eruptions) and human activity.

American Bullfighter Addiction brought filmmaker Alex LeMay to the brink of destruction. Bullfighting brought him back. This documentary chronicles his effort to beat drug and alcohol abuse by training to become a bullfighter -- and redeem himself to his dying father. Joining LeMay on his foray into the dangerous sport are a Korean youth, a geneticist and a musician. The journey takes them from training all the way to amateur bullfights in Spain and Mexico.

Bump!: The Ultimate Gay Travel Companion: American South In this episode of "Bump!" -- the world's most-watched gay and lesbian travel TV series -- host Shannon McDonough takes you on a fast-paced tour of the American South, from historic Savannah, Ga., to gay mecca Atlanta and exotic New Orleans. Explore nightlife in Savannah, take a river rafting trip in Atlanta, go in search of interesting wildlife in the Louisiana bayou and then head back to the Big Easy for some spicy Cajun fare.

Clive Cussler: The Sea Hunters: Set 2 Novelist Clive Cussler and marine archaeologist James Delgado are your hosts for this seafaring documentary series that blends drama and history. In this collection, the sea hunters search for the RMS Carpathia, the fishing boat Andrea Gail (immortalized in the film The Perfect Storm) and the Civil War's SS Alabama. Besides seeing spectacular shots of the scuttled ships, viewers will learn each vessel's historical background.

Diana: Queen of Hearts Compiled a year after her untimely death, this documentary presents a tasteful, detailed portrait of Princess Diana. Oscar-winning filmmaker Richard Attenborough narrates rarely seen home movies and conducts interviews with those closest to her, ranging from her childhood nanny and fellow philanthropists to Hillary Clinton. Emphasizing her charitable work and lasting legacy, the film eschews tabloid sensationalism to reveal the real Diana.

Fan of the Dead In this engaging documentary, Nicolas Garreau -- longtime devotee of director George Romero -- travels from his native France to the Pennsylvania countryside in search of Romero's filming sites. Romero gained notoriety and legions of fans with his classic zombie trilogy that began with 1968's Night of the Living Dead. In addition to visiting movie landmarks, Garreau attends a convention celebrating Dawn of the Dead's 25th anniversary.

How the Earth Was Made With remarkable on-location footage and stunning special effects, this informative program from "The Continents" series traces the course of the Earth's evolution from a bubbling mass of molten rock to the hospitable planet we live on today. Cutting-edge scientific insight and interviews with prominent geologists will fire your imagination and ensure that you'll never look at the Earth in quite the same way again.

I'm Still Here Zach Braff, Ryan Gosling, Kate Hudson, Brittany Murphy, Joaquin Phoenix and Elijah Wood lend their voices to this moving documentary with an original soundtrack by Moby that honors young people who suffered the horrors of the holocaust. Blending archival film footage and photos with firsthand accounts from the diaries of young Jews, the film re-creates the tumultuous emotional journeys of their collective experience.

Last Stop Kew Gardens Novelist Robert H. Lieberman documents the unique history of Kew Gardens, Queens, in the 1940s and '50s by blending home movies, still photographs and interviews with celebrities who grew up there, including talk show host Jerry Springer. The vibrant neighborhood served as a refuge for many European Jews who fled the horrors of the holocaust. But it also spawned a new generation of fiercely creative children who were determined to succeed.

National Geographic: Human Footprint With the aid of eye-opening visuals, this National Geographic special illustrates the true nature of the "footprints" human beings leave behind on the planet. By tracing the arc of an average person's life -- a time period that spans about 2.5 billion seconds -- the program reveals how much energy a person consumes, how much waste he or she produces and even how many people they will have met by the time they die.

Pope of the Century Revisit the rich and fascinating life of Pope John Paul II, whose 26-year reign coincided with -- and influenced -- many world events in the late 20th century. This comprehensive documentary details John Paul II's biography, including his early days in Poland; his rise within the Catholic Church; his historic 1978 papal inauguration, which made him the first non-Italian pope since the 1520s; and much more.

Speaking Freely: Vol. 5: Hugo Chavez In this volume of the thought-provoking series, Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez addresses the international press corps on what he sees as the advantages of socialism and the flaws of capitalism and America's version of democracy. Suggesting that a healthy government is one in which all citizens play a role, Chavez questions U.S. practices of privatization, foreign policy and military intervention.

The Canine Conspiracy / The Cat Connection With eye-opening information sure to surprise pet owners and animal lovers, this twin bill of engaging BBC documentaries delves into the history of dogs and cats -- the most popular pets in the world (which wasn't always the case). "The Canine Conspiracy" considers whether pooches are truly humans' best friends or just clever beggars, while "The Cat Connection" looks at domestic cats' former role as ferocious predators.

The Pied Piper of Hutzovina After falling for Gypsy punk musician Eugene Hutz, filmmaker Pavla Fleischer travels with him to his native Ukraine. This documentary charts their journey and Hutz's attempts to reconnect with authentic Gypsy culture. Throughout the course of their road trip, the two confront challenges to their relationship, meet fascinating people and discover the roots of a rich musical tradition.

War Dance Set in civil war-ravaged Northern Uganda, this Best Documentary nominee for the 2008 Oscars follows the lives of three youngsters who attend school in a refugee camp and find hope through a rich tradition of song and dance. Coming from a world in which children are abducted from their families and forced to fight in the rebel army, these kids give it their all when they travel to the capital city to take part in the prestigious Kampala Music Festival.

3 Flavors: Aerobic Dance Workout: African, Latin and Hip Hop with Debra Bono Add some spice and variety to your exercise routine with this fun yet functional set of African, Latin and hip-hop dance workouts led by aerobics expert Debra Bono. Each 20-minute segment features different moves and rhythms -- all of which will challenge you physically and mentally. The sessions can be completed independently or combined for a more intense regimen that will produce results faster.

African Dance Workout with Debra Bono Bringing together traditional African dance moves from various cultures, this fun and challenging workout will boost your energy as the infectious drumbeats keep you movin' and groovin', feeling invigorated and ready for anything. In addition to the high-intensity dance routine, instructor Debra Bono takes viewers through a warm-up, a cool-down segment and an upper-body toning and strengthening session.

Before They Were Wrestling Stars: CM Punk Want to know all about professional wrestler CM Punk's life before he made a name for himself? Featuring some of his earliest bouts, this intriguing video traces the experiences that shaped Punk's identity and helped him become a success in the ring. Determined to make it to the top of his sport, Punk crisscrossed America to compete in countless independent wrestling matches before hitting pay dirt.

Boston Celtics: 1985-86 NBA Champions The Boston Celtics, one of the NBA's most storied organizations, competes in its 16th championship series. Led by the legendary Larry Bird, Robert Parrish and Kevin McHale, the Celts battle the scrappy Houston Rockets, led by Hakeem Olajuwon and Ralph Sampson. Relive every play, dunk, foul and buzzer shot as all six games are presented in their entirety.

Daytona 500: 50th Anniversary Race Relive all the thrilling action of the 50th running of the Daytona 500, the granddaddy of all stock car races. From the earliest laps to Ryan Newman's dramatic finish, this program puts you in the driver's seat with five different in-car views. You can also choose to watch from a bird's-eye view and select which audio feed to monitor. With all these options, this program makes it almost better than being there in person.

ESPN Inside Access: Derek Jeter Follow the career of New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter with this in-depth portrait compiled by ESPN. Witness his four World Series wins, the expert skill that earned him three Gold Gloves, and his pre-Major League days with the Columbus Clippers. Interviews with friends and teammates reveal the real Jeter, and a clip from his "Saturday Night Live" appearance displays his talents off the field.

Jennifer Kries: New Body Ballet Sculpt, tone and strengthen your entire body with this set of three workouts based on ballet movements and methods. Led by professional dancer and choreographer Jennifer Kries, the routines also help improve posture and increase flexibility. What's more, Kries's easy-to-follow workouts will have you standing taller, looking leaner and moving through your day with more grace.

Princess Farhana: Bellydance Intermediate Workout International belly dancing star Princess Farhana shares the secrets of this ancient art in an intermediate workout that combines dance with cardio and flexibility training to sculpt the body and improve aerobic fitness. Farhana presents a series of vigorous routines designed to burn calories, strengthen the core and build grace and self-esteem.

Trainer's Choice: Starter Workouts from the World's Greatest Trainers Need a good starter workout but want to keep your options open? This collection assembles five renowned trainers, who each provide a favorite starter routine for the busy person. The fitness dream team includes Pilates pioneer Jennifer Kries, Canadian health queen Jari Love, motivational master Tracey Mallett, Buns of Steel star Tamilee Webb and world aerobic champion Michelle Dozois.

Your Body Breakthru: Slim, Strong & Sexy Body Sculpt Making use of weights, resistance bands and floor exercises to build strength and improve fitness, expert instructor Michelle Dozois leads this challenging pair of workouts designed to sculpt and tone the chest, back, shoulders, legs and core. The first routine focuses on the upper body, while the second targets the lower body. Both include movements that work the abdominals, burn fat, build muscle and boost the metabolism.

A Shot at Love with Tila Tequila: Season 1 Sexy straight men and lesbians compete for bisexual beauty Tila Tequila's affection in this provocative reality show from MTV. The contestants try to win over Tila -- who's looking for true love but isn't sure whether she'll find it with a man or a woman. At first, the guys and girls aren't aware that they're competing against members of the opposite sex, but things heat up when Tila reveals her attraction to both genders.

American Dad!: Season 3 When he's not working to make America safer, CIA agent Stan Smith (voiced by Seth MacFarlane) is busy getting tangled up in crazy adventures with his family: wife Francine, kids Hayley and Steve, German goldfish Klaus and Area 51 space alien Roger. But Stan's training and experience as a weapons expert don't give him the upper hand on the domestic front, such as when his wife demands the family take a vacation together.

College Hill: Interns Taking the successful BET reality series to a new level, this spinoff follows 10 Chicago students as they take their first steps into the business world. As each begins an internship, the show presents them with additional challenges that will test their professionalism, skill and ethics. But as always, the biggest test is trying to live under the same roof with nine other people without losing their cool.

Jupiter Moon: The Ghost in the Machine In this set of installments from the British sci-fi series, Columbus College's students learn all about the solar system while grappling with the ups and downs of friendship and romance as they study aboard the aging spacecraft Ilea. Far from their home planet, Gabriella Tanzi (Fay Masterson) and her classmates try to balance their schoolwork with efforts to understand themselves and their places in the universe.

Melrose Place: Season 4 The fourth season of this glamorous and increasingly outrageous Aaron Spelling drama kicks off with a bang -- quite literally -- when Kimberly (Marcia Cross) sets off a chain of bombs and blows the apartment complex to smithereens. Despite a heroic rescue by Billy (Andrew Shue), Allison (Courtney Thorne-Smith) is temporarily blinded, and Kimberly nearly drowns after the blast knocks her into the Melrose Place pool.

SpongeBob SquarePants: Pest of the West You'll be cracking up below sea level with this collection of seven full-length "SpongeBob SquarePants" episodes. In the title episode, SpongeBob discovers that he's related to a legendary Wild West hero. The laughs keep coming when SpongeBob and Patrick accidentally end up in prison ("The Inmates of Summer"), and Squidward undergoes surgery and turns into a handsome specimen ("The Two Faces of Squidward").

What Not to Wear: Mom Makeovers Join hosts Stacy London and Clinton Kelly for 13 special "mom-centric" episodes of the hit TLC reality series. Each of these mothers was nominated by a friend or child who thought they could use a style overhaul. On a budget of $5,000, expert stylists make them over from head to toe, refitting their wardrobe and creating stunning new looks with hair and makeup. They leave the moms not only looking great, but also knowing how to stay that way.

Bloomin in the Garden: Get the Most Out of Your Garden Landscape design professional and TV host George "Bloomin'" Newman demonstrates techniques for creating and maintaining the garden you've always wanted in this inspiring instructional program. With tips geared toward beginners and experienced gardeners alike, Newman covers a wide variety of topics to arm you with the information you need to make your garden shine. Then, he visits several gardens to point out various challenges and solutions.

Albert Collins: Live from Austin TX Blues master Albert Collins burns up the stage in this 1991 performance from Austin, Texas. Collins, whose way with the blues guitar earned him the nickname "Master of the Telecaster," performs "Mr. Collins, Mr. Collins," "My Woman Has a Black Cat Bone," "Iceman," "Travelin' South" and more. First aired as part of the PBS series "Austin City Limits," the program features tracks not included in the original broadcast.

Bishop Leonard Scott: Be Lifted Up Believers of all denominations will enjoy this praise and worship video from Bishop Leonard Scott, who performs alongside gospel stars Rachael Lampa, Darwin Hobbs and the Calvary Temple Praise Choir. Recorded in Scott's hometown of Indianapolis, the uplifting program features everything from contemporary Christian tunes to hand-clapping gospel numbers. Songs include "Mighty God" and "Bow My Spirit."

Clarence Gatemouth Brown: Live from Austin TX Blending influences from his Louisiana and Texas roots to create a sound uniquely his own, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown brings his brand of blues to this 1996 live performance that first aired as part of the PBS series "Austin City Limits." Tracks include "Ain't That Dandy," "Born in Louisiana," "Bits and Pieces," "Honky-Tonk," "Dark End of the Hallway," "Up Jumped the Devil" and more.

Daniel Lanois: Here Is What Is Travel the globe with influential music producer Daniel Lanois as he records Sinead O'Connor in Ireland and meets up with U2 in Morocco, where he reminisces with his mentor, Brian Eno, while shopping for fabric in an open-air market. Lanois also schedules studio time with pianist Garth Hudson in Toronto; flies to Louisiana to record gospel music; and hangs out at home in Los Angeles with longtime pal Billy Bob Thornton.

Gossip: Live in Liverpool Unapologetically in-your-face indie rockers Gossip have taken the world by storm; in this blistering 2007 live performance from Liverpool, it's easy to see why. Beth Ditto, Brace Paine and Hannah Billie rip up the stage with their hits "Standing in the Way of Control," "Listen Up," "Yesterday's News," "Don't Make Waves" and "Jealous Girls," as well as covers of Aaliyah's "Are You That Somebody?" and Wham!'s "Careless Whisper."

Margaret Leng Tan: Sorceress of the New Piano / The Maverick Piano Evan Chan's thoughtful documentary examines the multicultural influences that have shaped Singaporean native and New York resident Margaret Leng Tan's successful career as an avant-garde pianist. Memorable scenes serve to showcase Tan's considerable talent and unusual approach, from her performance of Beethoven on a toy piano to her strumming technique on the ivories, which is remarkably evocative of a harp.

The Brooklyn Tabernacle Choir: The Miracle of Hope Join the Brooklyn Tabernacle Singers as they bring their harmonic messages of love, peace and hope to the inmates and staff of Louisiana State Penitentiary at Angola, one of the country's most dangerous prisons. In addition to the choir's powerful renditions of songs such as "Amazing Grace" and "Hallelujah," this presentation also includes a compelling documentary that highlights the presence of faith and spirituality within the prison's walls.

The Clash Live: Revolution Rock Culled from an eclectic mix of vintage performance footage, this thrilling concert documentary follows iconic British punk rockers the Clash from an intimate studio session in 1979 to a legendary blowout concert at Shea Stadium in 1982. The band, whose members included Joe Strummer, Mick Jones, Paul Simonon and Topper Headon, also makes appearances at London's Music Machine club and Lyceum Ballroom.

The Swell Season: Live from the Artists Den Irish singer Glen Hansard and Czech musician Markéta Irglová -- Academy Award winners and Grammy Award nominees for their song "Falling Slowly" from the 2007 film Once -- deliver an intimate set at Seattle's Good Shepherd Center Chapel. Performing together in their first filmed concert, the duo sings tunes from their album "The Swell Season," including "If You Want Me," "When Your Mind's Made Up," "Lies," "This Low" and their award-winning hit.

Vicente Fernández: Para Siempre With Mexican soap star Angelica Rivera as your host, this musical treat features legendary ranchera singer Vicente Fernández performing his platinum album "Para Siempre" in its entirety at fabulous locales such as Mexico City's Plaza de Toros. Songs include "La Derrota," "Los Cazahuate," "Amor Sin Cuenta," "Estos Celos," "Adorado Tormento," "Millon de Primaveras," "El Chofer" and the title track.

Amando A Maradona Directed by Javier Vázquez, this 2005 documentary chronicles the life and remarkable career of Diego Armando Maradona, who rose from the Buenos Aires slums to become an Argentine soccer megastar. Famed for his on-field antics as well his versatility and prowess on the pitch, Maradona -- who played his final match in 2001 -- has overcome cocaine addiction and courted controversy by keeping company with Cuban leader Fidel Castro.

Bahay Kubo When a poor couple (Maricel Soriano and Eric Quizon) decides to open up their hearts to a growing houseful of adopted children, their good intentions breed chaos, and they're forced to leave their modest home for more spacious digs in the city. To complicate matters even more, they're finally blessed with a biological child of their own. But with so many kids running around, how can they possibly give each enough attention?

Bamako Director Abderrahmane Sissako's insightful social drama juxtaposes the troubled relationship between a bar singer (Aïssa Maïga) and her unemployed husband (Tiécoura Traoré) with the overwhelming economic hardships of Africa, illuminated through a mock trial against key international financial institutions. While spokesmen from African civil society rail against the World Bank, Melé and Chaka are struggling just to keep their marriage together.

La Sorpresa The lives of a businessman and a cab driver are thrown upside down when, by sheer coincidence, they discover they share a disturbing connection. Featuring an impressive cast, which includes Luis Fernando Peña, Maya Zapata and Armando Hernandez, this tale of intertwined destiny is directed by Oscar Gonzalez.

Malefique A white-collar criminal (Gérald Laroche), an eccentric transsexual (Clovis Cornillac), a cannibalistic idiot savant (Dimitri Rataud) and a cerebral wife-killer (Philippe Laudenbach) share a prison cell, where they find a century-old journal that may hold the key to escaping. Unfortunately, the notebook's discovery unleashes a series of unsettling phenomena within the cell in this spine-tingling French morality fable directed by Eric Valette.

Resiklo In a futuristic world where the planet has been overrun by alien invaders known as Balangs, a small group of human survivors in the Philippines (led by Ramon "Bong" Revilla Jr.) is fighting back with makeshift weapons they've fashioned out of scraps. As they fend off their extraterrestrial attackers with little more than guts and ingenuity, the resistance fighters also discover why Earth was invaded in the first place.

Retribution While investigating the gruesome death of a woman found in a puddle with her stomach inexplicably full of seawater, Detective Yoshioka begins to wonder whether he himself is actually the killer he's been looking for. He doesn't remember committing the crime, but the murder scene is littered with his belongings -- and his fingerprints are all over the body. Kiyoshi Kurosawa directs this gritty horror tale from the producers of The Grudge.

Una Cita de Amor In this romance from the golden age of Mexican cinema, Soledad (Silvia Pinal), the daughter of a wealthy landowner, falls in love with a man her father despises -- and is determined to marry him regardless of the consequences. As the battle for her heart wages on, Soledad goads a dogged but unwanted suitor into fighting her true love. The results, however, are to no one's liking in this film from legendary director Emilio "El Indio" Fernández.