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Justin Timberlake — “What Goes Around...Comes Around” Video | iTunes Store 
Jessica Simpson — “A Public Affair” Video | iTunes Store
Doobie Brothers — The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers Listening Party | iTunes Store
Rickie Lee Jones — The Sermon on Exposition Boulevard Listening Party | iTunes Store
Vega4 — “You and Others” Video | iTunes Store
Simon Webbe — “My Soul Pleads For You” Video | iTunes Store
The Beauty Shop — Crisis Helpline Listening Party | iTunes Store
Natalie Cole — Love Songs Listening Party | iTunes Store
The Fray — “How To Save A Life” Video | iTunes Store |
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 It was only supposed to be a ten-minute short film, a glimpse into the lives of Mexican mariachis strolling and playing for tips in the taquerías of San Francisco’s Mission district. Instead, a serendipitous encounter and a willingness to trust his gut led filmmaker Mark Becker on a three-year journey to document the life of an ordinary man facing extraordinary circumstances. “Romántico” reflects the real life of Carmelo Muñiz Sánchez, a middle-aged mariachi working illegally in the United States to support his wife, two young daughters and his dying mother who live in Salvatierra, Mexico. Sánchez struggles with the heart-wrenching choice of earning an adequate living for his family without ever seeing them or returning home to Mexico to live with them in poverty. Becker shot the feature-length “Romántico” with 16mm film and edited with Final Cut Pro. In addition to editing with Macs, Becker uses them to direct and execute the thousands of time-consuming details involved in promoting and distributing his first feature documentary as it opens around the country. Read about the making of the film and watch the trailer. 
Take a voyage of discovery into our natural world with National
Geographic researchers, adventures and some innovative scientist who
strap cameras on animals to see what happens. With the free National
Geographic Wild Chronicles podcast series, available at iTunes, you’ll
travel to the wilds of Botswana, Borneo, Costa Rica, Brazil, Myanmar,
Belize, Antarctica, Japan and many other locations. Subscribe now.
Check out Dave Chappelle at his finest...and fiercest in the ten
episodes that pushed the envelope and pushed everyone’s buttons. You’ll
hear all of the greatest catchphrases and see the most outrageous
characters. From “I’m rich, beyatch!” to “I’m Rick James!” From Tyrone
Biggums to Negrodamus. Download 10 of Chappelle’s best episodes at the
iTunes Store.
Football fans, if you’re still having withdrawal issues dealing with the end of the
NFL season, indulge your cravings with the Super Bowl XLI extended
highlights package at the iTunes Store. It features every key moment in
the game — with post-game commentary from players and coaches.
The Mac is the best tool for both the office and the home, making it the
ideal computer for a business. If you’re one of the many businesspeople
who are contemplating a move from another computer to the Mac, watch the
free online seminar “New to the Mac and Compatibility with Windows” to
pick up useful tips and valuable information to help you make the
transition seamless.
One man’s (Jim Carrey) life unravels after he comes into contact with an
obscure book titled “The Number 23.” As he reads the book, he becomes
increasingly convinced that it is based on his own life. His obsession
with the number 23 starts to consume him, and he begins to realize the
book forecasts far graver consequences for his life than he could have
ever imagined.
On February 23, of course, catch “The Number 23” in theaters.
The brave men and women of the Washoe County Sheriff’s Department — the
thin khaki line that keeps Reno, Nevada, on the straight and
narrow — star in their first feature film, based on the hit Comedy
Central television series. See how much trouble the Reno-based deputies
stir up when they attend a law enforcement convention in Miami Beach.
”Reno 911!: Miami” opens in theaters February 23.
“Terminator 2,” “L.A. Story,” “Reservoir Dogs” — these are just a few of
the Lionsgate blockbusters that you can purchase and download from the
iTunes Store. Look for these flicks and the new addition of more than
150 movie titles, including “Basic Instinct,” “Dirty Dancing,”
“Monster’s Ball” and “The Blair Witch Project,” to iTunes this month.
Get the iTunes Store free Single of the Week — “The Guide” by Borne.
Check back every Tuesday for a new free download.
Download iTunes 7 for Mac OS X or Windows. It’s free. |
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