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Angelina Film Sampler 4X3′ 18/Pkg-Assorted Colors(Pack of 1) $88.38 Angelina Film Sampler 4″X3′ 18/Pkg-Assorted Colors. EMBELLISHMENT VILLAGE-Angelina Film Sampler. A sheer film from which Angelina fibers are cut. Product can be heat bonded; stamped and stitched. Use it alone or with Angelina fibers to add gorgeous shi |
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Angelina Jolie $49 Angelina Jolie has understandably created a mystique in the eyes of the public. A rare beauty and skilled actress, she has already earned an Emmy, Golden Globe, and Academy award. Over the past decade, fans have watched her evolve from Hollywood's rebellious wild child to a mother and committed human rights advocate. Best known for portraying strong, edgy women in film, Jolie exudes her own strength off-screen as she gracefully balances the pressures of family life, humanitarian efforts, and a flourishing career.Angelina Jolie has understandably created a mystique in the eyes of the public. A rare beauty and skilled actress, she has already earned an Emmy, Golden Globe, and Academy award. Her unconventional personal life, however, has consistently drawn as much attention as her acting skills. Over the past decade, fans have watched her evolve from Hollywood's rebellious wild child – infamous for her bold tattoos and shocking two-year marriage to actor Billy-Bob Thornton – to a mother and committed human rights advocate. Together she and Brad Pitt have adopted three international children, sparking an adoption trend among other celebrities. Best known for portraying strong, edgy women in film, Jolie exudes her own strength off-screen as she gracefully balances the pressures of family life, humanitarian efforts, and a flourishing career.This detailed biography includes a chronology of significant events, illustrations, and a bibliography of print and electronic resources. Ideal for fans and general readers looking to learn more about one of today's most intriguing and sought-after celebrities. |
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Angelina $5 Angelina’s arrival at Wrey House forces her mother, the countess, to accept a daughter she didn’t know existed. But her sister, the exotic Rosabelle, may not be her twin at all. And who is the Highwaymanan enigmatic second son or the bastard half-brother imprisoned for the crime? Angelina knows but refuses to betray, though it ruins her chances for happiness. Historical Romance by Janet Woods; originally published by Robert Hale [UK] |
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Mob Hits – Music From and a Tribute to the Great Mob Movies $12.40 As you may already know from seeing it hawked incessantly on late-night TV by Jerry Vale, Mob Hits is a compilation CD that attempts to capture the ambience of the modern gangster pic by assembling songs heard in key scenes of such films as The Godfather, GoodFellas, Donnie Brasco, and Casino. While licensing restrictions keep the music of Frank Sinatra from being part of this collection (odd, as … |
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The Children of Theatre Street – The Story of the Kirov Ballet School $10.69 CHILDREN OF THEATRE STREET – DVD Movie… |
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Tomb Raider $5.09 Original Soundtrack Lara Croft Tomb Raider UK CD album… |
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Monamour (2-Disc Special Edition) [Blu-ray] $21.87 Studio: Wea-des Moines Video Release Date: 04/19/2011 Run time: 87 minutes Rating: Nr… |
Through Help for Orphans, Sarah Ehrlich Follows Oprah in Educating African Kids
When Oprah Winfrey recently opened her Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa, she followed in the steps of other celebrities who are trying to raise public awareness about the problems facing Africa today. Whether it's George Clooney publicizing the violence in Darfur, Bono campaigning for debt relief, or Angelina Jolie visiting as a United Nations Goodwill Ambassador, stars are using their wattage to draw attention to the situation in Africa. "Despite their efforts, there remain millions of orphaned African children who need nutritious food, clean water, housing, and an education," says Sarah Ehrlich, founder and president of the non-profit Help for Orphans (www.helpfororphans.org). "Although every effort helps, the challenge is to create a sustainable system that nurtures and educates children for years to come."
The numbers are stark. According to the United Nations, the number of African orphans increased from 30.9 million to 41.9 million between 1990 and 2000, and projections suggest that the number will increase to 53.1 million by the year 2010.
But Ehrlich is up to the challenge. Inspired by an organization in India that has several hundred orphanage schools and that encourages children who graduate to give back, Ehrlich's Help for Orphans (www.myspace.com/helpfororphans) has already given thousands of books to orphanages in Uganda, Kenya, and India. Moreover, the organization is currently building two orphanage schools in Kenya; the Kisumu school will educate 60 children, while the Kisii school will educate another 50 children. While the Reading and Phonics Curriculum by Applied Scholastics (www.study-tech.org) will be central, Ehrlich wants to go beyond the basics to provide students with the tools they need to support themselves within their culture. "In order to truly make a difference, we also need to raise their self-confidence by teaching them about human rights, values, how to avoid HIV, and by tapping into their creative energy through an art program that includes painting and dance," she says. "In addition, by focusing on sustainable agriculture and environmental preservation, we can help them become responsible stewards of the land."
Leaving a small environmental footprint is central to the philosophy of Help for Orphans. To that end, the organization has engaged AB Architekten (www.abarchitekten.com), a New York architectural firm that specializes in designing "green" buildings. "We want to teach by example," explains Ehrlich, who is footing 100 percent of the administrative costs of the organization. "It's important to assure our donors that their $30-per-month sponsorships are going directly to the children for food and school supplies, and that other donations are being used for building projects, food, and educational materials."
Ehrlich and her team are preparing for a trip to Kenya, where they will partner with additional orphanages in order to sponsor their children and build more schools, as well as to donate books, food, and school supplies. But Ehrlich doesn't feel her mission will be accomplished until Help for Orphans has launched at least 500 schools all over the globe. "We are starting in Africa, but there are orphans in many countries who need our help," she says. "Right now, we're focusing on Africa, but we also have immediate plans to build sustainable schools for orphans in southern India and Central America. Eventually, we will launch efforts in Southeast Asia, North and South America, and Europe."
Ehrlich says the response to Help for Orphans has been overwhelming, and concludes, "When you do the right thing, everything seems to take off." Ehrlich's ability to create that synergy is certain to help African orphans take off and reach for the stars.Kris Nickerson is the Editor-in-Chief of Press Direct International (http://www.pressdirectinternational.org), a global information website that provides reliable information tailored to professionals in financial, media, and corporate markets. His thorough knowledge of industries ranging from health care and travel to real estate and financial investing enables him to quickly grasp the nuances of emerging markets and technologies.
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101 Action Movies You Must See Before You Die $1.12 Drunken Master • On Her Majesty's Secret Service • First Blood • True Lies • Mission Impossible • The Heroic Trio • Gladiator • Ong-Bak • Lara Croft: Tomb Raider • 300 • Iron Man • Crouching tiger, Hidden Dragon • Con Air • The Crow • The Taking of Pelham One Two Three • Captain Blood • Die Hard • The Perils of Pauline • Goldfinger • Mark of Zorro • Safety Last! • The Thief of Baghdad • Our Man Flint • Rollerball • Enter the Dragon • Superman • Raiders of the Lost Ark • The Towering Inferno • Death Race 2000 • The Anderson Tapes • Foxy Brown • The Getaway • Shaolin Temple • Top Gun • Leon • Bad Boys • Commando • Face/Off Ronin • The Bourne Supremacy • Blade • Speed • Cannonball • Under Seige • Bloodsport • The Hunt for Red October • La Femme Nikita • Police Story • Desperado • Fist of Legend • Patriot Games • Lethal Weapon • Point Break • From the string of stylish, iconic James Bond adventures to the fast-paced, dark works of Tsui Hark, John Woo, and Christopher Nolan, 101 Action Movies You Must See Before You Die looks at the action film in all its forms. It explores what draws an audience to the thrills of these tense roller-coaster rides on the big screen. Is it an appetite for violence or simply a desire to see the good guys get justice? • Action movies made actors like Bruce Willis into household names for their death-defying onscreen escapades. From Sean Connery to Sylvester Stallone, these larger-than-life heroes have kept us on the edge of our cinema seats. Arnie told us he would be back, Bruce Lee made martial arts ultra cool, and Angelina Jolie brought a video game vividly to life. And our appetite for derring-do remains unabated as we watch the Dark Night battle with evil |
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1940s Italian Film Introduction: Shoeshine, Piccolo Mondo Antico, the Walls of Malapaga, Four Steps in the Clouds, the Siege of the Alcazar $15.5 Used - Chapters: Shoeshine, Piccolo Mondo Antico, the Walls of Malapaga, Four Steps in the Clouds, the Siege of the Alcazar, Un Giorno Nella Vita, the Emperor of Capri, the Iron Crown, Stasera Niente Di Nuovo, Les Mis rables, Teresa Venerd, the Bandit, Pais, Cab Number 13, L'abito Nero Da Sposa, L'onorevole Angelina, Flesh Will Surrender, La Figlia Del Capitano, Lost in the Dark, His Young Wife, Tragic Hunt, Pagliacci, the Za-Bum Circus, Maddalena, Zero in Condotta, Love Story, a Yank in Rome, C |