Drama shows and movies that are aired over the internet
Entourage is a U.S. television series that has been running for six seasons now. It’s a gem of a show that airs on the HBO channel, and it’s reason enough to subscribe to the pay TV offering.
This video shows Ari Gold’s best bits from the brilliant first two seasons of Entourage. With writing and acting of this quality it’s no wonder Entourage as one of the Top 10 Television Shows For Men.
I’m not some raging vegetarian and I’m not particularly squeamish. However, this video managed to turn my stomach and make me want to inflict violence on the people responsible.
It shows what can only be described as extreme sushi. They’ve kept the fish alive until it’s actually sitting on the plate and being eaten, with what looks like seasoning on the flesh. And it’s clearly suffering.
Edward Woodward was a classic British actor well known for many roles. He was most well known for the TV series’, Callan and The Equalizer, and the cult film, The Wicker Man – the original not the terrible remake.
Woodward died today after having suffered several illnesses in recent months, including pneumonia. Woodward also He underwent triple-bypass heart surgery in 1996 and was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2003.
Watch the new, extended nine minute long trailer for the AMC remake of the classic television show The Prisoner (as shown at Comic Con 2009).
You may or may not be aware of a rumor that has circulated for decades. It states that one of the munchkins (or at least one of the actors playing a munchkin) in The Wizard Of Oz committed suicide during filming.
The twist is that the suicide by hanging was allegedly caught on film and appeared in the final cut. And this video does indeed appear to show something dark swinging in amongst the trees as Dorothy, the Tin Man, and the Scarecrow walk down the yellow brick road.
2012 is the latest movie from German director Roland Emmerich, best known for destroying the White House in Independence Day and Manhattan in The Day After Tomorrow.
It’s a disaster movie and no mistake, with more destruction on screen than you can shake a stick at.
Today is Veterans Day in the United States, a day also commemorated in other countries as Remembrance Day or Armistice Day.
However you know it, the aim is the same – to commemorate those who have served in the armed forces from the beginning of World War I.
In 2007, Will Ferrell and Adam McKay launched a video site specifically for comedy skits and sketches called Funny Or Die. Now, Funny Or Die has its own YouTube channel.
This video shows the comedy duo announcing the deal, with McKay stating that Ferrell was always for teaming with YouTube. And now it’s happened.
Remember, remember the fifth of November, the Gunpowder Treason and Plot. That is the opening line of one of the most famous rhymes in history – one that commemorates the attempt to blow up the House of Lords and King James I.
It all happened a long time ago, in 1605, but here we are over 400 years later still celebrating the failed attempt by Catholic freedom fighters/terrorists (depending on your point of view) to destroy parliament.
Created by Patrick McGoohan The Prisoner was a spy fiction television series with elements of science fiction and psychological drama that gained a cult following when it debuted in 1967.
Starring Patrick McGoohan The Prisoner told a story of a former British spy who decided to quit his job and all of a sudden found himself held hostage in a mysterious village that was cut off from the mainland and surrounded by mountains.
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