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GIRL & RAGGEDY ANN FAMILY SERIES PRINT MARILYN ZAPP $79.00 |
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Frankenstein (75th Anniversary Edition) (Universal Legacy Series) $18.39 FRANKENSTEIN 75TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION – DVD Movie… |
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A Light in the Window (The Mitford Years, Book 2) $3.95 His attractive neighbor is tugging at his heartstrings. A wealthy widow is pursuing him with hot casseroles. And his red-haired Cousin Meg has moved into the rectory, univited. As you can see, Mitford… |
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Quicksand (Eve Duncan) $0.01 Doubleday Large Print Home Library Edition, 456 Pages… |
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Philippe Halsman’s Jump Book $14.95 Halsman, who had 101 Life covers to his credit when he died in 1979, felt a portrait that did not show psychological insight was “an empty likeness” of its subject. Rolleiflex in hand and tongue in cheek, he invented his own Rorschach test–”jumpology”–and talked his subjects into becoming airborne in the interest of science. Richard Nixon, Aldous Huxley, Marilyn Monroe, Rodgers and Hammer… |
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Marilyn Monroe – Centennial Series $47.55 Classic 8\”x 10\” photograph of Marilyn Monroe. Di… |
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Evening With Marilyn Horne $12.99 Evening With Marilyn Horne |
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Meier Marilyn - $14.99 A struggling hairdresser finds her notoriously bad luck taking an unusual turn for the better in this award-winning made-for-television drama from director Stina Werenfels. With her salon on the brink of financial disaster, her weight spiraling upward, and her love life in shambles, Marilyn’s only solace is in song. Despite the fact that her talent has gone largely unappreciated, the appearance of a prominent music producer in her modest shop offers the struggling stylist the opportunity of a lifetime. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Marilyn at the Movies - $9.99 This documentary contains trailers for over a dozen Marilyn Monroe films including All About Eve, Bus Stop, Some Like It Hot, Gentlemen Prefer Blondes, and The Seven Year Itch. The DVD release of this program also offers over a dozen newsreels featuring Monroe with some of her famous husbands, and adding her footprint’s to the display at Grauman’s Chinese Theater. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Marilyn Manson: Guns, God and Government – Live in L.A. $21.99 Marilyn Manson: Guns, God and Government – Live in L.A. |
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Marilyn Horne in Concert – Subtitle $14.99 Marilyn Horne in Concert captures the beloved opera singer performing a variety of selections at the 1986 Lugano Festival in Switzerland. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Marilyn Monroe: Memories & Mysteries - $19.99 Includes:Home Town Story (1951) Hollywood Hall of Fame: Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe: The Suicide – Fact or Fiction? Home Town Story Home Town Story was commissioned as a pro-Big Business tract by General Motors. The story revolves around Blake Washburn, a mildly leftist newspaperman, played by Jeffrey Lynn. Returning to his home town, Washburn turns his journalistic vitriol upon the local business interests. Only after his kid sister Katie (Melinda Plowman), trapped in a cave-in, is rescued by locally produced technology, does Washburn realize the value of the capitalistic system. Home Town Story was fitfully distributed by MGM, then lapsed into obscurity. It might have remained there had it not been for the presence of a young Marilyn Monroe in a supporting part. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi Hollywood Hall of Fame: Marilyn Monroe No synopsis available. Marilyn Monroe: The Suicide – Fact or Fiction? No synopsis available. |
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Marilyn Horne at La Scala - $29.99 Marilyn Horne at La Scala captures the famed mezzo-soprano performing at the historic theater in Milan. She performs a variety of pieces from some of the world’s most beloved composers. This concert was held in 1981. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Marilyn Monroe: A Life in Pictures - $14.99 The life and career of one of Hollywood’s greatest sex symbols gets an informal overview in this video compilation. Marilyn Monroe: A Life in Pictures features rare films clips, newsreel footage, and movie trailers which offer a glimpse at the great star’s life in front of the cameras as well as her troubled private life. In addition, this set also includes 24 musical performances which showcase the talents of Marilyn the song stylist. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Marilyn’s Man – Fullscreen $12.99 While most fans of the legendary Marilyn Monroe know of her well-publicized marriages to baseball star Joe DiMaggio and playwright Arthur Miller, considerably fewer people know anything about her first husband. In June of 1942, 16-year-old Norma Jean Baker wed James Dougherty, a 21-year-old who worked at an aircraft assembly plant and had been dating her for about a year. In 1946, their marriage would end in divorce, and a year later Norma Jean would land her first film role, adopting the stage name Marilyn Monroe. Marilyn’s Man is a documentary in which James Dougherty offers his memories and perspectives on the women who was his bride for four years, as well as revealing his thoughts on the career pressures and the unfortunate lure of stardom that helped transform Marilyn into one of the most famous women in the world, but did little to make her happy or fulfilled. Dougherty also discusses his life after he parted ways with Norma Jean, including his career with the Los Angeles Police Department and his role in establishing the nation’s first SWAT team. Marilyn’s Man was the first feature film for writer and director Schani Krug. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Marilyn Manson: Demystifying the Devil - $11.99 Is Marilyn Manson a shock-rock visionary, a symbol of our troubled times, or just another rock star who came up with a good shtick? Marilyn Manson: Demystifying the Devil takes a close look at the controversial pop star’s formative days, when the former Brian Warner was struggling to get the group then known as “Marilyn Manson and the Spooky Kids” off the ground in Florida. The film features interviews with several of Manson’s former bandmates and associates (including his ex-girlfriend and the president of his first fan club), as well as rare performance footage and home movies of Manson and his pals exposing themselves, sniffing correction fluid, feeding a rabbit to a pet snake, and doing stuff with a toothbrush that you don’t want to think about. This video features nudity and some sexual content and is not suitable for younger viewers. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story - $4.99 Based on a true story, this made-for-TV movie concerns the true story of Marilyn Bell (played by Caroline Dhavernas), a 16-year-old swimmer who found herself competing against Florence Chadwick, a top-ranked, well-known American swimmer in a special marathon race across Lake Ontario. While Chadwick was the more experienced swimmer, Bell stunned the sporting world when she won the race after the American swimmer, underestimating the difficulty of the conditions, dropped out at the half-way point. Heart: The Marilyn Bell Story also stars Claudia Besso and Ron White. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Marilyn Fernandez $10.99 Track Listing: 1. Que Perdi , La, 2. Yo S Te Amo, 3. Existe, 4. D nde Est Ese Chico, 5. Luna de Testigo, La, 6. Me Faltas Tu, 7. Te Quiero Amar, 8. Todo Cambi , 9. Tumba Barreras, 10. Somos Dos Iguales, 11. I Do Love You, 12. Where Is the Love, 13. Que Perdio, La (Version Salsa) – (Version Salsa, bonus track), 14. Que Perdio, La (Version Nortena Cumbia) – (Version Nortena-Cumbia, bonus track), 15. Que Perdio, La (Version House Pop-Mix Radio Edit) – (House Pop mix, Radio Edit, bonus track) |
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Marilyn Martin $12.99 Track Listing: 1. Night Moves, 2. Body and the Beat, 3. Too Much Too Soon, 4. Turn It On, 5. Dream Is Always the Same, The, 6. One Step Closer, 7. Beauty or the Beast, 8. Move Closer, 9. Wildest Dreams, 10. Here Is the News |
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Norma Jean and Marilyn - $6.99 Originally made for cable television, this imaginative biopic chronicles the life of Marilyn Monroe (Mira Sorvino), including the years before she changed her name from Norma Jean Baker (Ashley Judd) and was transformed into the screen persona that made her a legendary sex symbol. The movie employs unconventional, dream-like storytelling techniques in which Marilyn and her former self, Norma Jean, frequently appear in scenes together, with Norma Jean often taunting Marilyn for not living up to her earlier aspirations. Many facets of Monroe’s life are examined, including her childhood and adolescence when Norma Jean had to live with foster families because of her mother’s psychological problems. In addition to referencing Monroe’s work on such films as Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953), The Seven Year Itch (1955), and Some Like It Hot (1959), the movie explores her marriages to baseball great Joe DiMaggio (Peter Dobson) and famous playwright Arthur Miller (David Dukes), and her romances, including her purported relationship with U.S. President John F. Kennedy (Steven Culp). The film also offers a hard-hitting look at Monroe’s struggle with drug- and alcohol-dependency. ~ Rovi |
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Marilyn Horne: A Profile - $24.99 Nigel Watts helms this biographical documentary on operatic diva Marilyn Horne, widely regarded as the finest Rossini interpreter of her generation, and one of the finest of any generation. The program treats Horne’s life chronologically, from her childhood in Pennsylvania through her superstardom in Italy, and incorporates rare footage of Horne, both personal material (with clips of her interacting with family members) and professional (with extended glimpses of Horne teaching and singing). ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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The Complete Marilyn Monroe - $24.99 Detailing the life of superstar Marilyn Monroe, this video features original newsreel footage chronicling her life in the limelight, as well as full trailers for several films in which she made appearances during her days as Hollywood starlet. Also included are audio recordings of songs she sang in various movies, as well as her infamous birthday serenade to JFK. Still images from throughout her modeling and acting career are featured in this collection of unique moments of Monroe’s life. ~ Sarah Sloboda, Rovi |
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A Tribute to Marilyn Manson [Import] $15.99 This tribute to infamous shock-rocker Marilyn Manson features 13 tracks by such bands as Dead Girls Corp., Imperious Rex, Razed in Black, and Fred Coury.For those who are old enough to remember Alice Cooper in his ’70s heyday, Marilyn Manson is hardly revolutionary — entertaining and great for a lot of darkly theatrical fun, but not revolutionary. Cooper, one of rock’s true innovators, was genuinely disturbing in his time. Something as gruesome as 1973’s “I Love the Dead” (just to give one example) was nothing more than sick humor, but it was the sort of sick humor that sent shock waves through suburban, white-picket-fence-loving middle America. When Manson mined the same shock rock waters 20 years later, it wasn’t daring or cutting edge — after Cooper, Ozzy Osbourne, Blackie Lawless, Slayer, G.G. Allin, grindcore, and gangsta rap, it was hard to get bent out of shape over Manson’s obsession with the dark side. But again, Manson is a fun entertainer, and his more devoted fans are the people Cleopatra had in mind when it assembled this tribute album. Those who can take Manson or leave him don’t need to hear 13 artists covering his songs; nonetheless, A Tribute to Marilyn Manson isn’t bad. This 2002 release finds a variety of goth, darkwave, industrial, and alternative metal artists acknowledging the Cooper-influenced alternative rocker, and they range from Doll Factory on “Lunch Box” and Hate Dept. on “The Reflecting God” to Razed in Black on “Cake and Sodomy” and the over-the-top Electric Hellfire Club on “Get Your Gun.” Some parts of this disc are forceful and metallic, and others are more moody than anything — Pure Drama’s version of “Mechanical Animals” is a pleasing example of the very melodic, ethereal style. Thankfully, most of the artists are smart enough to put their own stamp on Manson’s material, and while A Tribute to Marilyn Manson won’t convert any non-believers, it’s a disc that his die-hard fans should be aware of. ~ Alex Henderson |
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Marilyn Monroe: Home Town Story / Marilyn Monroe S - $9.99 Includes:Home Town Story (1951) The Marilyn Monroe Story (1963) Home Town Story Home Town Story was commissioned as a pro-Big Business tract by General Motors. The story revolves around Blake Washburn, a mildly leftist newspaperman, played by Jeffrey Lynn. Returning to his home town, Washburn turns his journalistic vitriol upon the local business interests. Only after his kid sister Katie (Melinda Plowman), trapped in a cave-in, is rescued by locally produced technology, does Washburn realize the value of the capitalistic system. Home Town Story was fitfully distributed by MGM, then lapsed into obscurity. It might have remained there had it not been for the presence of a young Marilyn Monroe in a supporting part. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi The Marilyn Monroe Story A review of Marilyn Monroe’s life is provided. ~ Rovi |
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Johnny Legend Presents Groucho! James Dean! and Marilyn! – B&W Collector’s $14.99 Johnny Legend Presents Groucho! James Dean! and Marilyn! – B&W Collector’s |
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Marilyn & Other Great Hits $22.99 Track Listing: 1. Trumpet Boogie, 2. Slaughter on Tenth Avenue, 3. Continental, The, 4. Angry, 5. Scatterbrain, 6. When the Saints Go Marching In, 7. Darktown Strutters’ Ball, The, 8. They Didn’t Blieve Me, 9. Tenderly, 10. Marilyn, 11. I Hear a Rhapsody, 12. Harlem Nocturne, 13. Deep Night, 14. Walkin’ My Baby Back Home, 15. Blacksmith Blues, The, 16. That Old Black Magic, 17. I’l Remember April, 18. Singin’ in the Rain – (featuring Marcie Miller), 19. I Wonder What’s Become of Sally, 20. Sometimes I’m Happy, 21. Loaded With Love, 22. Margie, 23. Slider, 24. Kiss of Fire |
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HP LaserJet 128A Print Cartridge – Black $69.99 Generate professional-looking documents with this print cartridge that produces rich, crisp black text. Compatible with HP LaserJet Pro CM1415 Color MFP series printers. |
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HP LaserJet CE505A Print Cartridge – Black $88.99 Generate professional-looking documents with this print cartridge that produces crisp, laser-quality black text. Compatible with HP LaserJet P2035 and P2055 series printers. |
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Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days – Fullscreen $12.99 First shown on American Movie Classics, Marilyn Monroe: The Final Days covers the production of “Something’s Got to Give,” a romantic comedy starring Monroe, Dean Martin, and Cyd Charisse. Monroe was fired during filming shortly before her death, and the movie was eventually scrapped. The centerpiece of the documentary is a restored reconstruction of the surviving footage. “Something’s Got to Give” was later produced as Move Over, Darling, with Doris Day ironically filling Monroe’s former role. ~ Skyler Miller, Rovi |
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