Category: Film & Video

The film, featuring the exiled Tibetan leader the 14th Dalai Lama, is the winner of 12 awards, and screened in theaters in over 100 U.S. cities, as well as in cinemas around the world. "Dalai Lama Renaissance" also features: Micheal Beckwith (from the film "The Secret"), quantum physicists Fred Alan Wolf and Amit Goswami (from "What the Bleep Do We Know"), Air America radio host Thom Hartmann, and Social Scientist Jean Houston

Dalai Lama Renaissance, the award-winning feature documentary narrated by actor Harrison Ford, which played to sold out theater audiences around the world, has now arrived on DVD.

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"Barack Obama: People's President - The Campaign That Changed History," is a timely and important look at the grassroots campaign that elected Barack Obama President of the United States.

Choices Inc, a documentary distribution company, has announced the release of Barack Obama: People's President - The Campaign That Changed History, a timely and important look at the unprecedented grassroots campaign that elected Barack Obama President of the United States.

Original Blood, Sweat & Tears saxophonist Fred Lipsius has released a new video of his digital artwork.

Computer artist and musician, Fred Lipsius, has produced an art-music video featuring over 50 digital paintings selected from his Online Gallery at www.FredLipsiusArt.com. The video also features an unreleased piece of music Fred composed in 1987 called Rumi. Rumi is one of the world's most beloved poets who devoted his life to writing poems about God's higher calling.

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Samples of Fred Lipsius' artwork.

Some in India are calling "Slumdog Millionaire" an example of "slum tourism," but Temple's Priya Joshi says the film is about globalization and the power of popular culture to spread new ideas.

Slumdog Millionaire, the new film from British director Danny Boyle which showcases a star-studded cast, continues its steady accumulation of movie awards - including a “best film” award from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts and 10 nominations for Oscars slated for this Sunday's ceremony.

As much as we think that any form of Yoga is good for us human beans, we're not convinced that Yoga is just what Fido ordered. We'll stop short of calling Ms. Stevens a "snake-oil salesman," as she obviously believes in what she preaches. We'll just consider her another misguided New Ager. Then again, we could be wrong and this really is just what Fido needs. We'll let you decide.

The all new Amy Stevens' Yoga4Dogs DVD is here and it's helping people all over the country partner up their pets for a yoga experience unlike any other.

Much has been written about how Alfred’s Hitchcock’s leading ladies endured a tortured existence both on his movie sets and as characters portrayed in his films. But if you look beyond the cinematic terror—cue pecking birds and crimson water circling the shower drain—you might find how reliant he was on women for many critical aspects of his life’s work.

USC Florence R. Scott Professor of English Tania Modleski is researching women’s contributions to Hitchcock’s work—from storyboarding and editing to writing and costuming. In her research, The Director's Wife’s Cut: Hitchcock and His Female Collaborators, Modleski debunks the notion that Hitchcock’s films are based solely on his genius, and sheds light on how current reports of his seemingly hostile relationship with women are oversimplified. As with most of Hitchcock’s work, she says, there is more than meets the eye.

New documentary, "Hope for a Change," presents a hopeful message among all the environmental and economic doom and gloom.

Toronto-based documentary producer John Wilson announced the release of his new 60-minute documentary today, Hope for a Change. Wilson says his documentary "presents a refreshingly hopeful message for the future" that if Canada followed a model employed in Germany, it would be the first country to be 100% powered by renewable energy (such as hydro, wind and solar). At the same time 250,000 new jobs would be created while allowing Canada to meet climate change commitments.

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Hermann Scheer in documentary Hope for a Change.

Revision Studios will publish a pro gay translation of The Bible to be called The Princess Diana Bible. "There is solid evidence that Adam and Eve were both women," says Mitchell.

Horror In The Wind Writer/Producer/Director Max Mitchell announced today that Revision Studios will publish a new translation of the Bible in which God says gay is better than straight. Mitchell will also adapt and direct the Princess Diana Bible as a two-part miniseries: The Gay Old Testament and The Gay New Testament. "There are many different versions of the Bible, I don't see why we can't have one," explained Mitchell.

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This Wednesday, November 19 marks the world premiere of the new health, wellness and personal development documentary The Wheel Of Life in Melbourne, Australia.

Bono calls them geniuses; Eckhart Tolle and Bob Geldof say they love them; Noam Chomsky opens his door to them whenever they're in town and Madonna does yoga to their music. 1 Giant Leap, the global philosophy and music concept band which brought us the double Grammy nominated Unity Through Diversity, returns with "What About Me?"

Through music and film, 1 Giant Leap explores the universal complexities of human nature. Jamie Catto (Faithless co-founder) and Duncan Bridgeman set out on their journey, recording musical jewels and words of wisdom with the cream of the world's thinkers, writers and entertainers along the way. The duo travelled to the furthest corners of the planet, to ensure immense cultural diversity in this time capsule of humanity at its most inspirational.

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Jamie Catto recording What About Me?