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These
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Arts Directory |
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Film |
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Internet
Movie Database - Yes, just like everyone else, we think that the
imdb is one of the best sources around. It can be a little slow (due
to the humongous size of its database), but it has almost any piece
of information you're likely to want.
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Movie
Bloopers - And you thought you were picky! Check out this site
for all the mistakes in just about everything.
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Dark
Horizons - This site out of Australia is a great source for info
on who is doing what and where. Garth Franklin has a network of spies
worthy of Reilly himself. Also includes early scripts reviews.
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Ain't
It Cool - The grandaddy of them all. Harry Knowles has been driving
the studios crazy for years, though of late the site has become even
more geeky and sci-fi oriented than usual. The reviews etc. are contributed,
so the standard isn't terribly high, but it's still a lot of fun.
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Coming
Soon - This is the movie trailer site. They have practically
every trailer ever (some going back to the sixties!). Updated daily.
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Hollywood
Reporter - The venerable trade. Yes, you have to register to get
full stories, but you get a good couple of paras without registering,
which is usually enough.
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TV |
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Zap2It.com
- Probably the best overall source for TV info. Not a fan site, not
a trade site, but somewhere in between the two.
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Gist
TV - More fan oriented than Zap2It, but a great source for news.
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Starseeker
- An entertainment oriented search engine.
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History |
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History
Today - Great source for history news, plus contests and articles.
This is the online version of the magazine, but it doesn't include
all the mag content.
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The
History Net - Everything historical. Loaded with content and well
organized.
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BBC
History - This is the history site of the venerable UK TV network.
Mostly UK history, but very thorough. Has a great timeline.
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Food |
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Cooking
by Numbers - Just tell it what you have in the house, and it'll
tell you what you can make. Includes illustrated skills tutorials.
It's out of the UK, so measurements are metric.
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The
Inquisitive Cook - This one not only gives you recipes, but tells
you why they work the way they do (or not).
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About
Food - This UK site not only has all the usual recipes, but includes
plenty of information on food history as well.
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Ancient
Roman Dishes - Adapted recipes from Apicius, the Roman gourmet.
Fascinating!
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Words |
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Writer's
Block - Writer's Block is a dynamic Web magazine that provides
thought-provoking articles on topics of interest to Canadians in the
writing trade. |
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The
Poetry Archive - What can we say? A great resource of poetry by
almost everyone you can think of. Good argument settler, too!
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Great
Writers - A directory of sites dedicated to writers. Includes
lists of Nobel and Pulitzer prize winners.
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Project
Gutenberg - This massive undertaking is attempting to print as
many books as possible on the internet. They can't publish books still
in copyright, so most works are pre-1923, but it's still a fantastic
resource!
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One
Look Dictionary - You type in a word, it gives you definitions
from a slew of dictionaries.
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Wilton's
Etymology Page - Lists the etymology of hundreds of words and
phrases. Absolutely fascinating, though it can be slow to load.
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Cosmoetica.com
- A poetry page maintained by Dan Schneider. Includes some great links
pages. |
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