Henry Carter Hull

This show featured the most popular contemporary performers of 1969-1970 along with many varied musical legends. Based on Billboard magazine's hit record charts, the Music scene offered live performances of virtually every major rock star of the era as well as country, soul, folk and pop. Special features: Four live television shows from 1969, 21 bonus performances, and four Music Scene promos by the Rolling Stones.

The story of an obsessed, pill-popping chain-smoking choreographer/ director dancing simultaneously with love and death. But even while dying, he creates some great dancing. Based on the life of Bob Fosse.

Introduced to Latin jazz in the 1980s, when he was beginning his career as a director, Fernando Trueba has since become a devoted fan of the music. Noted jazz artists have scored for some of his films and he took his love of the music one step further in which he gathered together a number of his favorite Latin jazz artists for a series of interviews and performances.

A cowboy wins his girl despite the intervention of a sinister hired hand.

Queen Aggravian sabotages the efforts of every young princess who hope to marry her son, Price Dauntless - and no one else can settle down until he does.

Follows the glamourous lives of Cole and Linda Porter. Though their marriage was an unconventional one, Linda never ceased being his musical inspiration.

A live performance of the Celtic Woman musical ensemble at Slane Castle, Ireland, featuring twenty-five songs.

Jazz vocalist and pianist Diana Krall performs a live concert from the Montreal Jazz Festival in 2004.

A wealthy American and a beuaty queen from rural India fall in love.

Focuses on the year in the life of a group of friends in New York's East Village. The bohemians live carefree lives of art, music, sex and drugs. With this being the late 1980s, the threat of AIDS is always present.