Academy Awards

In the late 60s Glen Campbell had the world on a string or better yet strings. It was his smooth vocals and warm personality on his hits like Wichita Lineman and By the Time I Get to Phoenix that made him a country and cross-over star. America witnessed the full range of his talent in early1969 when The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour hit primetime TV. This special collects the show s greatest moments with Glen performing his hit songs as well as duets with guests such as Rick Nelson, Ray Charles Johnny Cash, Linda Ronstadt, Anne Murray, Willie Nelson and more.

ALDOC, Four Men and a Dog, The John McSherry Band and Na Mooneys are among the musicians introduced by John Toal and Pauline Scanlon for Ceiliuradh na Feile Padraig, recorded at The Glassworks in Derry.

This concert DVD is a follow-up to 1998's concert that focused on Broadway leading ladies; this one is packed with favorite Broadway love songs performed by top female and male singers. Hosted by Julie Andrews, The Love Songs is a one-night-only performance that was recorded at New York's legendary City Center venue. Performances include Julie Andrews and Michael Crawford singing a +My Fair Lady medley, Nathan Lane performing "Sue Me" from +Guys & Dolls, the popular "Music of the Night" with Michael Crawford from +Phantom of the Opera, Adam Pascal performing "Seasons of Love" from +Rent, and a memorable medley of "Come Rain or Come Shine" from +St. Louis Woman, "I Don't Know How to Love Him" from +Jesus Christ Superstar, and "What Kind of Fool Am I?" from +Stop the World! I Want to Get Off by Linda Eder. The concert includes additional performances by numerous Broadway stars including Bebe Neuwirth, Barry Manilow, and Chita Rivera.

The Judds are profiled, from humble Kentucky beginnings, through Nashville pavement-pounding, to Grammys and Naomi's forced retirement because of illness. Included: performance clips; comments from Ashley Judd and Reba McEntire.

Hamlet by Thomas conducted by Marc Minkowski at La Monnaie in Brussels.

An animated short based on Canadian folksinger Wade Hemsworth's "The Black Fly Song," chronicles his fight with a fly.