A list of must-see and must-avoid flicks for the spring of 2015.
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Spring 2015 must-see and must-avoid movies
[IFPRI]Abuja/Washington -Nigeria's Nollywood's top movie directors, in partnership with HarvestPlus, a global program to improve nutrition, have made four movies to entertain and inform Nigerians on how they can improve their diets and health.
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Nigeria: Nollywood Premieres Star-Studded Movies to Improve Nutrition
ROMNEY, W.Va. — The West Virginia Senate and House of Representatives each approved a $3,750 grant that will go to the Hampshire County Commission and be facilitated by the Hampshire County Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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PLDT Home has underscored being the first telecommunications company to enter the multi-media service category in the country that offers unlimited sharing of compelling content among family members through fast Internet access.
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Movies, TV series galore through TVolution
Internationally acclaimed “On the Job” (OTJ) is set to become the first Filipino film released in Blu-ray high-definition format. Director Erik Matti posted on his Facebook page a link indicating Feb.
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‘OTJ,’ first Pinoy film in Blu-ray
Some of the best horror movies of all time have been adapted from equally successful horror stories. “The Exorcist”, nominated for 10 Academy Awards, was adapted from the William Peter Blatty novel of the same name
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‘What horror story would you like to see on film?’
Are you tired of renting the same old same old every year for Halloween?
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DVD picks: Alternative horror rentals for Halloween
Manatee Players and Realize Bradenton are teaming up to offer a series of movies paired with live music acts this summer at the Manatee Performing Arts Center.
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Free music and movies event comes to Bradenton
The Modesto Film Society doesn’t just show movies. It celebrates them. During its nine-month season, MFS shows 18 films divided between classics and more contemporary films destined to become classics.
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MONDAY Q&A: Love means not leaving the movies
A Runanga woman who attacked her partner with a DVD player has pleaded guilty to assault, saying she was getting through a period of depression.Amy Louisa Gothard, 30, got into a verbal argument with her partner on February 6, escalating…
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Man attacked with DVD player
