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Doris Day, the most popular female motion picture star in history, made her television performing debut headlining this heart-warming comedy series, which ran on CBS-TV from 1968-1973. Doris Day: The Complete Series, includes all 128 episodes (over 61 hours) of the show available together for the first time and never-before-seen bonus features!

Doris Ulmann (1882 - 1934) was an American photographer, best known for her dignified portraits of the people of Appalachia, particularly craftsmen and musicians such as Jean Ritchie's family (an American folk music singer, songwriter, and Appalachian dulcimer player), made between 1928 and 1934. Ulmann's early work includes a series of portraits of prominent intellectuals, artists and writers: William Butler Yeats, John Dewey, Max Eastman, Sinclair Lewis, Lewis Mumford, Joseph Wood Krutch, Martha Graham, Anna Pavlova, Paul Robeson, and Lillian Gish. From 1927, Ulmann was assisted on her rural travels by John Jacob Niles, a musician and folklorist who collected ballads while Ulmann photographed. In 1932 Ulmann began her most important series, assembling documentation of Appalachian folk arts and crafts for Allen Eaton's landmark 1937 book, Handicrafts of the Southern Highlands. In failing health, she suffered a collapse in August 1934 while working near Asheville, North Carolina and returned to New York. Doris Ulmann died August 28, 1934. The New York Times said, "...these eloquent photographs of our vanishing American peasantry, ridiculed by the middle class as hillbillies, disclose a character that is altogether humbling.....To look at the lined, weathered faces of Christopher Lewis, Ella Webster, and Mrs. Bird Patten is to be reminded of the humanity and rooted communal life of these Southern Americans who are counted now simply as bureaucratic statistics in the poverty program. The recovery of Doris Ulmann's portraiture is typical of Jargon's cultural husbandry." The Jargon Society is an independent press founded by the American poet Jonathan Williams. Jargon has published seminal works of the American literary avant-garde as well as sui generis books of folk art.

Jean-Luc Godard transformed the face of cinema with his prolific, influential and revolutionary body of work which includes such classics as "Breathless", "Weekend" and "Contempt" just to name a few. His video series Historie(s) Du Cinema, consisting of eight episodes made over a period of ten years is an extraordinary look at the medium through the eyes of this unique filmmaker. Hugely ambitious in scope, the series covers a wide range of topics from the birth of cinema to Italian neo-realism t

In this subtle and highly original reading of Murasaki Shikibu's eleventh-century classic The Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari), Doris G. Bargen explores the role of possessing spirits (mono no ke) from a female viewpoint. In several key episodes of the Genji, Heian noblewomen (or their mediums) tremble, speak in strange voices, and tear their hair and clothing while under the spell of mono no ke. For literary critics, Genji, the male protagonist, is central to determining the role of these spirits. From this male-centered perspective, female jealousy provides a convenient explanation for the emergence of mono no ke within the polygynous marital system of the Heian aristocracy. Yet this conventional view fails to take into account the work's female authorship and its largely female audience. Relying upon anthropological as well as literary evidence, Doris G. Bargen foregrounds the motives of the possessed character and located mono no ke within the politics of Heian society, interpreting spirit possession as a female strategy adopted to counter male strategies of empowerment. Possessions become "performances" by women attempting to redress the balance of power; they subtly subvert the structure of domination and significantly alter the construction of gender.

Warm, funny episodes, each complete with the perfect recipe from the life of America’s favorite mother-in-law from the hit comedy Everybody Loves RaymondIn Are You Hungry, Dear?, Doris takes her signature line from the show and makes it her own in a program that pairs hilarious stories and dramatic turning points from her fascinating life with delicious recipes from her kitchen. She shares the lessons learned in two marriages and numerous love affairs, her struggles with her own family, and her heroic efforts to build a career and raise a son on her own. Those who love feisty, judgmental, opinionated Marie Barone will see how Doris is all that and more: tough, sweet, brave, direct, and vibrant. Listeners will embrace the unforgettable life of this very open star, and relate to the issues--like ageism in Hollywood, sex in the senior years, and her daughter-in-law’s imperfect meat sauce--that Doris cares about passionately.Are You Hungry, Dear? is for everyone who loves a laugh, a great recipe, and a true inside glimpse of a very approachable star.

In this subtle and highly original reading of Murasaki Shikibu's eleventh-century classic The Tale of Genji (Genji monogatari), Doris G. Bargen explores the role of possessing spirits (mono no ke) from a female viewpoint. In several key episodes of the Genji, Heian noblewomen (or their mediums) tremble, speak in strange voices, and tear their hair and clothing while under the spell of mono no ke. For literary critics, Genji, the male protagonist, is central to determining the role of these spirits. From this male-centered perspective, female jealousy provides a convenient explanation for the emergence of mono no ke within the polygynous marital system of the Heian aristocracy. Yet this conventional view fails to take into account the work's female authorship and its largely female audience. Relying upon anthropological as well as literary evidence, Doris G. Bargen foregrounds the motives of the possessed character and located mono no ke within the politics of Heian society, interpreting spirit possession as a female strategy adopted to counter male strategies of empowerment. Possessions become "performances" by women attempting to redress the balance of power; they subtly subvert the structure of domination and significantly alter the construction of gender.

According to Molly Hite, a number of influential contemporary women novelists―notably Jean Rhys, Doris Lessing, Alice Walker, and Margaret Atwood―attempt innovations in narrative form that are more radical in their implications than the dominant modes of fictional experimentation characterized as postmodernist. In The Other Side of the Story, Hite makes the point that these innovations, which distinguish the genre she calls contemporary feminist narrative, are more radical precisely because their context is the critique of a culture and a literary tradition apprehended as profoundly masculinist.

Book by Doris Grant and Jean Joice

Hundreds of celebrity photographs from Jerome Zerbe's archive of 50,000 are compiled here, with commentary by New Yorker writer Brendan Gill. Includes casual photos of Howard Hughes, Gloria Swanson, Noel Coward, Doris Duke, Gypsy Rose Lee, Tennessee Williams, Jean Harlow, Gary Cooper, Humprey Bogart, Kirk Douglas, Clark Gable, Greta Garbo, Maria Callas, Cary Grant, Carole Lombard, Grace Kelly, Ingrid Bergman, Gene Tierney, Buster Keaton, Thomas Wolfe, , Marilyn Monroe, and many others.

Paper dolls that recall a time before every kid wore jeans and t-shirts, these sweet little charmers have a wardrobe for every activity and occasion. With cover dolls by Charlot Byj and clothing pages by Doris Richardson, there are over 65 outfits, accessories and toys for the six siblings. Originally published in 1953 with six pages of clothes, this edition has two additional pages of dress-up clothes by Judy M Johnson. To dress the dolls, cut out the six dolls from the front and back cover, cut out the clothes on the inside pages, using the tabs to secure the outfits. Stands are not included. The dolls are printed on a medium weight, easy-to-cut cardstock, while the clothes are on a lighter weight paper. With so many cute kids and clothes, this paper doll is sure to bring about memories of a bygone childhood, and makes a great gift for a child of today.

STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION SEASON SIX goes boldly where no one has gone before in 1080p high-definition Blu-ray and digitally remastered 7.1 audio. Discover new visual depths and enhanced special effects in unforgettable episodes that take the crew to strange new worlds. Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) endures a Cardassian torturer, Lt. Worf (Michael Dorn) uncovers a life-changing secret aboard the Starfleet station Deep Space Nine, and Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge (LeVar Burton) resc

Patty Duke, William Schallert. Patty as Patty and Patty as Cathy make for a double dose of wild and crazy goings-on for the Lane Family in this second season romp. Guest stars include Sammy Davis Jr.., Peter Lawford, Bobby Vinton, Robert Goulet, Sal Mineo, Jean Stapleton and more in 36 episodes on 6 DVDs. 1964-65/b&w/15 hrs/NR/fullscreen.

Six episodes from the original series, converted from script form to novelettes by Blish. CONTENTS, with original script author: . The Alternative Factor [Don Ingalls] . The Empath [Joyce Muskat] . The Galileo Seven [Simon Wincelberg & Oliver Crawford] . Is There In Truth No Beauty? [Jean Lisette Aroeste] . A Private Little War [Don Ingalls & Gene Roddenberry] . The Omega Glory [Gene Roddenberry]

Conflict between Blacks and Koreans has increased in American cities during the past two decades. In this timely book, Claire Jean Kim investigates the most prolonged episode of such conflict―the Flatbush Boycott of 1990, when Black nationalist and Haitian activists led a boycott and picketing campaign against two Korean-owned produce stores in Flatbush, Brooklyn. Drawing on years of in-depth interviewing, Kim helps us understand why Black activists engage in such collective actions and why other parties respond as they do.Kim rejects conventional wisdom that Black-Korean conflict constitutes racial scapegoating, the irrational venting of Black rage on Korean merchants. She argues instead that it is in response to White dominance in American society, which generates a distinct racial order that encourages conflict among different groups, provokes racial resistance, and delegitimates and silences such resistance. Kim asserts that the Flatbush Boycott was part of a larger resurgence of Black Power activism in New York City, that Haitian immigrants mobilized out of overlapping transnational and racial identities, and that Korean Americans responded by launching a countermovement seeking to restore the status quo. Racial protests are inevitable, she says, as long as conditions of racial injustice prevail.

Les derniers épisodes de la guerre d'Algérie sont généralement mal connus du grand public. L'étude des idées et de l'action de Jean-Jacques Susini, membre dirigeant de l'Organisation Armée Secrète, permet d'éclairer cette période troublée. Il est sans conteste l'un des personnages-clés de l'organisation clandestine. Son influence ne fait que croître au fil du temps, si bien qu'à partir de mai 1962, on peut le considérer de facto comme le chef de l'Armée Secrète. Cet ouvrage, récompensé par le prix universitaire "Jeune Algérianiste", s'efforce de restituer le parcours de cet activiste.

Les derniers épisodes de la guerre d'Algérie sont généralement mal connus du grand public. L'étude des idées et de l'action de Jean-Jacques Susini, membre dirigeant de l'Organisation Armée Secrète, permet d'éclairer cette période troublée. Il est sans conteste l'un des personnages-clés de l'organisation clandestine. Son influence ne fait que croître au fil du temps, si bien qu'à partir de mai 1962, on peut le considérer de facto comme le chef de l'Armée Secrète. Cet ouvrage, récompensé par le prix universitaire "Jeune Algérianiste", s'efforce de restituer le parcours de cet activiste.

This story is about one episode in the long history of conflict between France and Spain during the early years of empire. It relates how a mutiny by bored and starving soldiers, a major military blunder by Jean Ribault, the incredible good luck of Pedro Menéndez, and the power of nature coalesced to crush France's attempt to establish a Huguenot stronghold in Florida as a base to attack Spain's treasure fleets and her West Indian settlements. The slaughter of the Huguenots by Menéndez in 1565 terminated France's colonizing efforts in this part of the New World. The course of Florida history and possibly the history of much of the Americas might have been vastly altered had France been successful.

Mathieu Kassovitz, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Lea Drucker. Malotru is a hostage of the IS, and Paris doesnt know whether they can trust him enough to try to save him. 10 episodes on 3 DVDs. 2017/color/8 hrs., 40 min/NR/widescreen.

In Mussolini's Italy, repressed Jean-Louis Trintignant, trying to purge memories of a youthful, homosexual episode - and murder - joins the Fascists in a desperate attempt to fit in. As the reluctant Judas motors to his personal Gethsemane (the assassination of his leftist mentor), he flashes back to a dance party for the blind; an insane asylum in a stadium; and wife Stefania Sandrelli and lover Dominique Sanda dancing the tango in a working class hall. But those are only a few of this politica