Lena Shamamian is Syrian Armenian Singer, with her cooperation with "Basel Rajoub" they are producing one of the finest music in the Arab World which reminds us with Fayrooz this is the latest album which was release last month.

It tells the rags-to-riches American Dream story of Rocky Balboa, an uneducated but good-hearted debt collector for a loan shark in Philadelphia. Balboa is also a club fighter who gets a shot at the world heavyweight championship when the scheduled contender breaks his hand. Also starring in Rocky are Talia Shire as Adrian, Burt Young as Adrian's brother Paulie, Burgess Meredith as Mickey Goldmill, Rocky's trainer and Carl Weathers as the champion, Apollo Creed.

Klaus Nomi (January 24, 1944 - August 6, 1983) was a German countertenor noted for remarkable vocal performances and an unusual, elfin stage persona. Nomi is remembered for bizarrely theatrical live performances, heavy make-up, unusual costumes, and a highly stylized signature hairdo which flaunted a receding hairline. His songs were equally unusual, ranging from synthesizer-laden interpretations of classic opera to covers of 1960s pop standards like Chubby Checker's "The Twist" and Lou Christie's "Lightning Strikes".

Explore the world of Shaolin Kung Fu, considered the original – and best – of all kung fu fighting styles. Providing a history of the art form as well as an examination of the incredible physical prowess required, the film features footage of some of the most skilled Shaolin monks demonstrating the intricacies of the fighting style.

Oud player Brahem has established his own little niche with the instrument; his music, strongly Arab-inflected, has the spare, chamber feel that makes it a perfect fit in the ECM catalog. He's a contemplative player, and this melding with piano and accordion suits his style perfectly, as notes and ideas draw out marvelously. The interplay between musicians is as delicate as lace – thoughtful, with everyone listening as much as playing. It's a record with many moments of great beauty, like the exquisite piano on \"C'est Ailleurs\" or the filigree touches between accordion and piano that decorate and nudge along many of the tracks. Brahem is a superb, if reserved, musician, as are his colleagues: Francois Couturier on piano and Jean-Louis Matinier on accordion. Together they trace something exquisite, an experience for the eras and the heart.

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Yet more musings from the ever-prosperous repertoire of Jan Garbarek, here in minimalist world music mode and accompanied by oud player Anouar Brahem and Ustad Shaukat Hussain on tabla. At times suggestive of a simplistic Oregon or some of the more sedate offerings of Rabih Abou-Khalil, MADAR is richly steeped in Middle Eastern authenticity and textural folklore. The album's rudimentary nature renders it fairly reflective of the indigenous cultures it takes delight in spotlighting. "Bahia" doesn't feature Garbarek at all but is a rhythmless lullaby dominated by Brahem's oud. Sands shift and parched winds blow when all three players merge on atmospheric, extended jams such as "Qaws," where Garbarek's rural air becomes a nomadic cry trapped within an intertwined mantra of percussion and strings. MADAR offers more signs of intelligent life beyond the traditional jazz diaspora.

Abou-Khalil's music uses elements from Arab music traditions, together with many jazz, rock and classical references, particularly to the school of Ornette Coleman and Don Cherry, which itself broke ground in terms of introducing new global influences. Other influences include Frank Zappa, Bela Bartok, and such unexpected musicians like the Mighty Sparrow and Lord Kitchener from Trinidad. Jazz elements are present in most of his recorded work, for instance in the use of the acoustic pizzicato bass, generally played by recognized jazz musicians like Steve Swallow and Glen Moore. At the Beijing Jazz Festival of 2003 he performed to great acclaim accompanied by tuba and clarinet as well as the percussion he has always favoured.

Dhafer Youssef (born 1967 in Teboulba, Tunisia) is a composer, singer, and oud player. He developped an interest in jazz at an early age and clandestinely listened to it during his education at Qur'anic school.[1] He later left Tunisia to start a jazz career and has lived in Europe since 1990. He also works in avant garde and world music where he's been nominated for awards[2]. He has released four albums of his own and also did notable work with Paolo Fresu. He indicates an affinity for the Music of India and Nordic music. He was a guest artist on the Norwegian jazz artist Bugge Wesseltoft's album FiLM iNG.

The Crocodile Hunter was a wildlife documentary television series which was hosted by Steve Irwin and his wife Terri. The show became a popular franchise due to its unconventional approach and Irwin's outrageous antics. It spawned a number of separate projects, including the feature film The Crocodile Hunter: Collision Course and two television spinoffs: The Crocodile Hunter Diaries and Croc Files. The series has been presented on Animal Planet and has been in international syndication on networks worldwide.

Cirque Du Soleil –-Discography–All 13 Dvdrip (Reuploaded)
DVDRip | DIVX | MP3 128 Kbps| Duration and size differ for each dvd | size between 700 mb and 1 Gb | duration between 60 min and 90 min
Cirque du Soleil - Lovesick (2006) | 97 minutes | 720 Mb
Cirque du Soleil -Corteo (2005) | 120 minutes | 1 Gb
Cirque du Soleil - Midnight Sun (2004) | 104 minutes | 1.45 Gb
Cirque Du Soleil - La Nouba (2004) | 90 min | 1 Gb
Cirque du Soleil - Varekai (2003) | 112 minutes | 1.15 Gb
Cirque du Soleil - Dralion (2001) | 89 minutes | 950 Mb
Cirque du Soleil -Journey of Man (2000) | 37 min| 300 Mb
Cirque du Soleil - Quidam (1999) | 90 minutes | 750 Mb
Cirque du Soleil - Alegría (1998)| 90 minutes | 600 Mb
Cirque du Soleil - "Baroque Odissey (1994)| 56 minutes | 550 Mb
Cirque du Soleil - Saltimbanco (1992) | 78 minutes |750 Mb
Cirque du Soleil - Reinvente (1987-1990) | 56 min | 720 Mb
Cirque du Soleil -La Magie Continue (1986) | 50 minutes | 720 Mb

It has been described as the modern circus, and focuses upon a storyline as well as amazing performances. It has several resident and touring troupes and draws heavily from the circus tradition. Emphasizing the use of humans as performers, Cirque du Soleil does not make use of animals. Instead, its performances combine elements of street performances and busking, circus, opera, ballet, and rock music. Acts include contortionists, jugglers, feats of strength, clowning, and trapeze artists. Their costumes are very colorful. Cirque shows traditionally do not use pre-recorded music; with some exceptions all music is played live, and in many performances the spoken parts are done in Cirquish, an imaginary language invented by the company.

China, the oldest civilization on earth, is in the midst of an awe-inspiring period of rebirth. The nation is currently the scene of the most extraordinary economic, social and political transformation of our time. But such rapid progress has a downside, and China is presently faced with an enormous population, a strained environment, and an unequal distribution of wealth and poverty.

This has heart and it doesn't take sides. It's a portrait of real people. It also portrays what life in a country that's been invaded and occupied by another country is like. Nominated for a best documentary Oscar, this had no chance against the front runner. It is an obscure movie in spite of its nomination and it is difficult to find on IMDb unless one searches diligently and perseveres in the search. Others have told you what this documentary is. It follows the family of one of the candidates in the 2005 election. You see what their day to day life is like in present day Baghdad. Whether you believe we belong there or not, this is a must-see film

In the winter of 2003, a battle was fought between American & Asian Crews. They gathered on Japanese soil to settle the score on whos skills rein supreme. Sixteen crews pushed their bodies to the limit through countless grueling rounds of Bboy Battle. When you combine the originality of the US with the dynamics of Koreans and the wild energy of the Japanese you get a wild display of what bboying has become today which can only be seen on this video Freestyle Session Japan 2003 DVD.

It’s said that the dead tell no tales—but an autopsy reveals a lot about how a person lived and died. In this four-part series, world-renowned anatomist Gunther von Hagens and pathologist John Lee study and dissect human cadavers—preserved through plastination, von Hagens’ patented process—and clearly illustrate the causes of death. Each program features eye-opening lessons in anatomy and pathology, offering an in-depth look at the intense hands-on training that precedes a career in medicine. A follow-up to the series Anatomy for Beginners, item. Contains clinically explicit language and demonstrations. 4-part series, 49 minutes each.