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  1. Crystal Ball
    The Crystal Ball is the most popular of all crystals, and with good reason! A single crystal ball can fill an entire room with RAINBOWS! Pleasing round shape, dozens of sparkling facets. Available in six sizes ranging from 20mm, the size of a U.S. nickel, to 70mm, about the size of an orange!
  2. America's Sweethearts -- Billy Crystal
    In the end, America's Sweethearts fails not so much because it's a terrible movie but because it doesn't live up to its potential. But if you're in the mood for a fluffy romantic comedy, you might go away happy. And, hey, you get to see an extended sequence of a dog licking Billy Crystal's crotch.
  3. Billy Crystal -- Billie Holiday
    From All Movie Guide: The son of a jazz concert producer, Billy Crystal grew up in the company of such music legends as Billie Holiday, Pee Wee Russell, and Eddy Condon. His mind made up by age five, Crystal knew he wanted to become a performer -- not in music but in baseball or comedy. As he later explained to TV Guide, he chose comedy "because God made me short" -- though from all reports he is one of the best ball players in show business.
  4. Billy Crystal -- Long Island
    Billy Crystal has created one of the most versatile and remarkable careers in the entertainment industry, finding success both in front of the camera as a performer in film and television and behind the scenes as a writer, director and producer. The Long Island native grew up surrounded by music, as his family owned and operated the legendary Commodore label and record store, and his father produced concerts by some of the era's great jazz performers.
  5. Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (1989) -- Movies
    Ray Winstone said in a recent interview published in the MTV Movies Blog that Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull mixes action, heartfelt moments and comedy in equal amounts. He added: "If it all works to plan, which I'm sure it will, it starts off with a gallop, and [the script] just gets quicker and quicker and quicker. It's one hell of a story, actually." As for the fun he insisted that the humor of the film isn't necessarily dependent on Indy delivering "I'm too old for this"-type of lines after an action scene.
  6. Labyrinth -- Designs
    The Classic-7 Labyrinth is a simpler design that is often called the 'Cretan' referring to the design found on ancient coins on the Island of Crete. It is ... the oldest style found in many cultures as early as 1500 BC. Actual usage theories vary depending on the time and culture. Its distinguishing features are; 7 circuits, an egg-like shape and the turns in the lower part of the labyrinth.
  7. Roseanne -- Jackies
    Much to the dismay of Jackie and Roseanne, Bev (Estelle Parsons) has sold her house and announces that she's moving to Lanford. Her daughters are somewhat relieved when they learn they will get some money out of the deal. Meanwhile, Jackie starts dating the much younger Fisher (Matt Roth). ~ Andrea LeVasseur, All Movie Guide
  8. The Upside of Anger
    Upside of Anger offers up a slice of heightened dysfunctional reality in the same sort of way American Beauty did. And like that particular picture, this one benefits from outstanding performances and an interesting, if a tad offbeat,
  9. Charles Bronfman -- Edgar Bronfman
    Charles and his brother Edgar are sons of Canadian liquor magnate Samuel Bronfman. After Samuel’s 1971 death, the brothers took over his Seagram Company and took up his philanthropy. Edgar leads the World Jewish Congress.
  10. Pixar
    PMiles, you yourself have to realize that Pixar was under the Mouse for their previous films. They had little choice but to give in to corporate pressure and advertise the hell out of it.
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