Thursday Feb 9 | Business Journal
Patch Adams to visit Casa de Salud
Patch Adams , founder of the Gesundheit Institute, will be in Albuquerque Feb. 10 to visit the nonprofit Casa de Salud.
Thursday Feb 9 | Christianity Today
It just hasn't been the same ever since Extreme Make-Over: Home Edition left the airwaves.
Wednesday AM Recap: 2012 Mac Firmware Updates, Sprint Q4, Free McCartney
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Buffoon Bacteria Ads - The Dream Doctors Campaign Promotes Healing Through Humor
The Dream Doctors campaign promotes an alternative health care model that was pioneered by everyone's favorite doctor, Patch Adams.
This gorgeous coffee-table collection of more than 250 full-color photos and dozens of vintage black-and-white images presents a stately, coast-to-coast reflection on these cathedrals of transportation and community, many of which have been meticulously restored to the grandeurs of yesteryear. - Country Side of Bluegrass' CD ReviewJanie ... (more)
Daniel Radcliffe Reveals What Movies Give Him The Chills
For the star of an upcoming coming horror film, you might expect Daniel Radcliffe to know his way around the genre.
Red Band Trailer For God Bless America, From Director Bobcat Goldthwait
Bobcat Goldthwait used to be known as that stand-up comedian/actor with the funny voice, but that all changed in 2009 when he directed World's Greatest Dad .
'Happy Feet Two' better than first
"Happy Feet Two" continues the story of Mumble, the penguin who couldn't sing but had a passion for dance, voiced by Elijah Wood.
Robin Williams - Robin Williams And Billy Connolly Named Greatest Ever Comics
Hollywood star Robin Williams and Scottish funnyman Billy Connolly have been named the greatest stand-up comedians of all time.
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'Jersey Shore' recap: Me Against the World: The Sammi Sweetheart Story
In actuality, they're just a typical pair of low-self-esteem millionaires. The Situation and Pauly D have a stripper-ful birthday party, and poor Vinny has to return to the death house Boss Danny could sense that something was amiss in the Shore House.
Falling Skies an invasion of good telly
When it comes to contact with extraterrestrials, film is quite clear cut on the matter: aliens are usually bad, and need to destroy the human race and conquer our planet, sometimes in an effort to pillage our home for resources before their race dies out, but more often because they just plain don't like us.
'White Collar' recap: 'Upper West Side Story'
The case of the week sees Neal and Peter approached about potential embezzlement at upper-crust Manhattan Prep.
In the Details: Two Weeks Worth of Homegrown Poetry
In college I took a nature writing class. Among other memories of the class, I remember Professor Pickering telling us we should start every day with poetry.
This 1975 Itasca Motorhome, sporting serial number 0001, was the prototype for the Itasca line and was in Winnebago Industries' Welcome Center for more than 20 years.
'Dead Poets,' 'Vietnam' get Blu-ray upgrades
Remember when you looked forward to Robin Williams' movies, long before "Old Dogs" and "World's Greatest Dad"? You may be reminded by a pair of his most famous early efforts released this week with Blu-ray upgrades.
Patch Adams Brings Laughter to Oakwood Patients
Patch Adams, part-time funny man and real-life doctor known for incorporating humor and laughter into health care, spent the day with members of Oakwood 's Adult and Child Daycare Center earlier today.
The genius of Academy AwardA winning comedian Robin Williams has never been more apparent or more worth celebrating than in this "25th Anniversary Edition of Good Morning Vietnam" directed by legendary film maker Barry Levinson.
This Robin Williams drama still implores us to seize the day, but rushing out and seizing this Blu-ray Disc may not be necessary.... Buena Vista / 129 Minutes / 1989 / Rated PG / Street Date: January 17, 2012 To be honest, I was a bit apprehensive about watching Dead Poets Society for this review.
RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: The Ides of March Has Arrived
This week on home video, we've got an interesting mix of really good and really bad .
Veteran Actor Kurtwood Smith Looks Back on "Dead Poets Society"
In the 80s, Smith was working regularly in Hollywood, bringing that trademark stern stone-face he'd later mine for laughs as Red Forman to a lot of heavies in supporting film and TV roles, most notably in "RoboCop." But the actor first got to demonstrate his range with a turn in 1989's "Dead Poet's Society" opposite Robin Williams, with Smith ... (more)
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