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26 May 2012 7:49 AM, PDT | AfterElton.com | See recent AfterElton.com news »

Stevie Nicks is many things: Goddess Of Rock, style icon, survivor, and today is her 64th Birthday. We could never hope to give her all of the proper respect she deserves, but here's a small tribute to her legacy of cryptic lyrics, ethereal stage presence, and shawls.

So many shawls ...

1. - "Landslide." The greatest song ever written. Timeless, and one of the most covered songs of all time, from The Dixie Chicks to anyone learning the guitar ... or performing drunken karaoke.

2. "Sisters Of The Moon" - Hands down the best track from Tusk, the chances that Stevie would write a song named "Sisters Of The Moon" were always pretty good.

3. "Gypsy" - One of the definitive Fleetwood Mac songs, and one of the greatest music videos ever made.

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5."Silver Spring" Such a beautiful song, it was originally supposed to be included on Rumours but was left off because there just »

- snicks

30 April 2012 11:28 AM, PDT | Rope of Silicon | See recent Rope Of Silicon news »

Today marks the 100th birthday of Universal Pictures and to celebrate the studio has released a list of 100 facts based on its first 100 years in existence. I have placed in bold some of the ones I found interesting as well as offered a selection of photo and video accompaniments here and there. 1. Universal Film Manufacturing Company was officially incorporated in New York on April 30, 1912. Company legend says Carl Laemmle was inspired to name his company Universal after seeing "Universal Pipe Fittings" written on a passing delivery wagon. 2. The only physical damage made during the filming of National Lampoon's Animal House was when John Belushi made a hole in the wall with a guitar. The actual Sigma Nu fraternity house (which subbed for the fictitious Delta House) never repaired it, and instead framed the hole in honor of the film. 3. The working title for Et: The Extra Terrestrial was "A Boy's Life. »

- Brad Brevet

21 March 2012 8:57 AM, PDT | Blogomatic3000 | See recent Blogomatic3000 news »

Road to Hell is the unofficial sequel to the well-regarded 80s cult classic Streets of Fire, which once again stars Michael Pare as Tom Cody, alongside Clare Kramer and Courtney Peldon in a film directed by Albert Pyun and written by Cynthia Curnan. We’ve already brought you the a couple of posters, along with the trailer and now, thanks to Albert Pyun’s official Facebook page, we have some new key art for the film.

In the middle of nowhere, between Hell and Purgatory, a cruel twist of fate fall between a tortured serial killer and a pair of beautiful spree killers.

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- Phil

4 March 2012 11:44 PM, PST | Den of Geek | See recent Den of Geek news »

Upcoming Sylvester Stallone film Bullet To The Head has had its April release cancelled, it seems...

Ah, a bit of bad news here. We’ve been looking forward to this April’s Bullet To The Head, the new Sylvester Stallone action movie that’s not The Expendables sequel. The fact that Walter Hill – 48 Hrs, Streets Of Fire, The Warriors, Red Heat – was directing was a major factor in that.

However, it turns out that the film has now been removed from the Warner Bros release schedule, and won’t be arriving in April at all. The reason? Well, it seems that Sylvester Stallone is overseeing a new cut of the film, which is the reason for the delay. How involved Walter Hill remains is unclear.

It's going to add quite a delay.The film is now rumoured to be scheduled for a November release instead. Bah.

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4 items from 2012