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The holidays are upon us and Blu-Rays, DVDs with or without digital copies, make great, easy to grab and wrap presents so we are starting to watch some and tell you what is out there for you (let's face it.. who doesn't buy themselves a gift or two?). Then there are your BFFs, significant others and, yes, it's necessary, even mom, dad and those annoying younger bros and sises, cousins etc. Here, in Part 1, is the info and our verdict on some hot animated films, some rom/coms, a little action and some tee  

TRIBUTES poured in last night for legendary TV hardman Edward Woodward, once dubbed "the thinking man's Rambo".  

Bella has all the luck: not one but two dreamy supernatural hunks are totally into her.  

After the dismal box office performance of NEMESIS in 2002 and the cancellation of ENTERPRISE in 2005, it seemed that the STAR TREK franchise was finally dead, if not on life support at best.  

A new cast for an old favourite, the new Star Trek movie revamped from almost 50 years ago will be loved with a passion normally reserved for epic romantic dramas, according to the experts at Blockbuster.co.uk. If that is not convincing enough, nine Star Trek 2009 cast interviews are featured on the site, plus the chance to win a Special Edition Box set, and a £13.00 money off promotion on the Blu-ray release, so have a look to see what all the fuss is about!  

The first-ever Peanuts 60 th Anniversary Photo Look-A-Like Contest has entered its next exciting phase, as celebrity judges Jill Schulz (daughter of Peanuts creator Charles M. Schulz), country music legends Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood, “Supernanny” Jo Frost, “America’s Next Top Model” judge and fashion photographer Nigel Barker, and KTLA news anchor Victoria Recaño have selected 30 finalists from among all the entries.  

Thought you might like to hear how things are going on the Paul front.  

While it's rare, it is indeed possible for a single element to save an otherwise standard piece of cookie cutter cartoon entertainment.  

It's perfectly fair to ask if Ice Age 's introduction of dinosaurs shows an udder disdain for any sense of chronological integrity.