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Melinda Doolittle Still Belting Out Beauties

When Melinda Doolittle was voted off American Idol a few seasons ago I vowed that I would never watch the show again and to this day I have been true to my word. A late convert to the show, I watched in awe every week as Melinda beautifully belted out song after song with amazing… Continue reading Melinda Doolittle Still Belting Out Beauties

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Save the Date: Inauguration Special on Starz on January 19

In celebration of President-elect Barack Obama’s inauguration into office and Black History Month, Starz presents an original special, November 4, 2008: The Day of Change beginning on Monday, January 19 at 8 pm ET/PT. November 4, 2008: The Day of Change is a 20 minute original special that showcases African American celebrities personally reliving the… Continue reading Save the Date: Inauguration Special on Starz on January 19

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Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: Collector’s Edition

Finally released from the Disney vault, Academy Award(R) nominated writer and producer Tim Burton's (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Corpse Bride) The Nightmare Before Christmas: Collector's Edition returns in a deeper, darker and more brilliant digitally-restored masterpiece -- as Tim Burton originally envisioned. This delightfully twisted story releases just in time for the Holidays, August… Continue reading Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas: Collector’s Edition

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The PBS KIDS Summer Road Trip to Health

This summer, PBS KIDS and PBS KIDS GO! invite children on a virtual road trip with a destination all about being engaged and healthy. Beginning June 2nd, kids can fuel their minds and bodies with health-themed episodes and online activities learning how their favorite character role models in ten different series live healthy and smart.… Continue reading The PBS KIDS Summer Road Trip to Health

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Nas Uses N-Word to Kick Off Black History Month

If you haven't yet heard, popular rap artist Nas will be releasing his newest album called "N----r" this month. Some are arguably upset that Nas used this historically-charged term for his album title, whereas others see the symbolism and understand the intellectualism behind outing race and racism that still persists in this country. Jennifer James,… Continue reading Nas Uses N-Word to Kick Off Black History Month

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PBS Kids Celebrates Black History Month

As America's public broadcaster, PBS' children's educational programs reach a diverse population of children with varying socio-economic backgrounds and cultures every day of the year. In addition to year-round efforts, this February, PBS KIDS GO! honors Black History Month by highlighting educational opportunities available on-air and online for kids to learn about African American role… Continue reading PBS Kids Celebrates Black History Month

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Curious George Introduces Children to Engineering

This January Curious George will be building and introducing preschoolers to the wonderful world of engineering. Your preschooler will see Curious George change himself into a robot, build a bridge, and construct a periscope. Tune in to four brand-new CURIOUS GEORGE adventures Monday, January 21 - Thursday January 24, 2008 on PBS KIDS! (check local… Continue reading Curious George Introduces Children to Engineering

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Secure Surfing for Kids with NoddleNet

Surfing the Net is an uneasy prospect for a lot of parents and their children. Sexual predators, e-bullies, and identity thieves are all out to ruin children who are unsupervised online; that's why it is so important for parents to provide the best online atmosphere for their children where they are shielded from those who… Continue reading Secure Surfing for Kids with NoddleNet