 | THE EVIL DEAD, director Sam Raimi's first film, has achieved legendary status since its 1982 release--and for good reason. Though perhaps not as widely seen as its two sequels, EVIL DEAD 2 and ARMY OF DARKNESS, THE EVIL DEAD is arguably the best of... |
 | Claudine (Diahann Carroll) is a single mother raising six children in the projects of Harlem. What little money she earns comes directly from a rich family for whom she keeps house. Struggling to make ends meet, she resorts to welfare. Claudine works... |
 | Producer David Wolper (ROOTS, THE THORNBIRDS) was granted to permission to film an adaptation of the piece acclaimed writer Alex Haley was working on at the time of his death. The title character (Halle Berry) is the child of a slave woman and a male... |
 | Luke and Roger, a couple of college boys in New Brunswick, Canada, find themselves in a scary position when they make the discovery that some of the most lovely coeds on campus are actually aliens in disguise who are using sexuality as a means to... |
 | Claudine (Diahann Carroll) is a single mother raising six children in the projects of Harlem. What little money she earns comes directly from a rich family for whom she keeps house. Struggling to make ends meet, she resorts to welfare. Claudine works... |
 | This set includes both ADD and DDD recordings. These recordings are available at a special price: 25 CDs for the price of 20. Best of Mozart Edition 1 - Symphonies I / Marriner, ASMF Best of Mozart Edition 2 - Symphonies II / Marriner, ASMF Best of... |
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 | Constitutional scholar Mary Frances Berry analyzes the reasons why millions of African Americans whose lives have improved both socially and economically are still at risk of police abuse and largely unprotected from bias crimes. |
 | Constitutional scholar Mary Frances Berry analyzes the reasons why millions of African Americans whose lives have improved both socially and economically are still at risk of police abuse and largely unprotected from bias crimes. |
| Constitutional scholar Mary Frances Berry analyzes the reasons why millions of African Americans whose lives have improved both socially and economically are still at risk of police abuse and largely unprotected from bias crimes. |
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