Added on 06/24/08

Flirty Marty has her eye on TV personality Vince Fontaine at the National Bandstand Dance Off! And who could resist her in this striking strapless green gown, drop earrings, and golden shoes? A lovely green fabric flower accents her upswept brown... See more

Flirty Marty has her eye on TV personality Vince Fontaine at the National Bandstand Dance Off! And who could resist her in this striking strapless green gown, drop earrings, and golden shoes? A lovely green fabric flower accents her upswept brown hair. See less

Added on 06/24/08

Timeless and eternally hilarious, “I Love Lucy”® remains a benchmark of comedy. In the memorable “Sales Resistance”™ episode originally broadcast in 1953, Fred, Ethel and Ricky reminisce about a sales experience. Ricky was upset because Lucy had made... See more

Timeless and eternally hilarious, “I Love Lucy”® remains a benchmark of comedy. In the memorable “Sales Resistance”™ episode originally broadcast in 1953, Fred, Ethel and Ricky reminisce about a sales experience. Ricky was upset because Lucy had made a frivolous purchase when she saw an ad on TV. Ricky explains how to resist a salesman and insists that she return the item. Later that day when the salesman comes to pick-up the gadget he bamboozles Lucy into buying a “Handy Dandy vacuum cleaner”. Ricky agrees to return the new item himself because Lucy cannot resist a salesman. Lucy and Ethel leave to go to the movies so Lucy can avoid another sales pitch. When the duo returns they discover that the vacuum is gone but Ricky has bought a new “Handy Dandy refrigerator”. And the notorious penny-pincher Fred bought a washing machine! Lucy enjoys a last happy moment with her Handy Dandy vacuum cleaner wearing a navy and white polka dot dress with a white apron. See less

Added on 06/24/08

Third in a series featuring Lucille Ball as Lucy Ricardo in the classic "I Love Lucy"® show, this authentic reproduction features Lucy in the hilarious episode in which she stomps grapes in an Italian vineyard. Lucy is dressed in a white peasant... See more

Third in a series featuring Lucille Ball as Lucy Ricardo in the classic "I Love Lucy"® show, this authentic reproduction features Lucy in the hilarious episode in which she stomps grapes in an Italian vineyard. Lucy is dressed in a white peasant blouse, purple skirt and vine-patterned hair scarf. In her hand, she holds molded grapes. Accessories include "grape" earrings, a black belt and black shoes. See less

Added on 06/24/08

Episode #116, "Lucy Gets In Pictures™", originally aired on February 21, 1955. The Ricardos and the Mertzes are in Hollywood where Ricky, Fred, and Ethel all have parts in movies. Lucy tries to get a part herself, even going to a famous soda fountain... See more

Episode #116, "Lucy Gets In Pictures™", originally aired on February 21, 1955. The Ricardos and the Mertzes are in Hollywood where Ricky, Fred, and Ethel all have parts in movies. Lucy tries to get a part herself, even going to a famous soda fountain to be discovered, but that, too fails. Finally, Ricky asks his director friend to help, and Lucy wins the role of a showgirl who, during a musical number, gets shot and dies on the staircase. Her beautiful costume includes a huge, feathered headdress, which causes her to topple down the stairs. Lucy loses her coveted role, and becomes one of the background showgirls with a smaller headdress, but she still ruins the scene. Frustrated, the director puts Lucy on a stretcher, already "dead" and covered with a sheet, when the scene begins. Wily as she is lovely, Lucy finds a way to make her presence known in the film! See less

Added on 06/24/08

Episode 147, "Lucy Gets a Paris Gown™", originally aired on March 19, 1956. The Ricardos and the Mertzes are thrilled to be in Paris. As a special treat for Lucy and Ethel, Ricky snags coveted tickets for a Jacques Marcel fashion show. Of course,... See more

Episode 147, "Lucy Gets a Paris Gown™", originally aired on March 19, 1956. The Ricardos and the Mertzes are thrilled to be in Paris. As a special treat for Lucy and Ethel, Ricky snags coveted tickets for a Jacques Marcel fashion show. Of course, after seeing the designer’s clothes, Lucy vows that she will have a Jacques Marcel dress. When pleading fails, Lucy goes on a hunger strike. Ricky breaks down and buys the dress, but then discovers that Ethel is sneaking food to Lucy. As revenge, Ricky and Fred design potato sack dresses, complete with Jacques Marcel labels and a horse’s feedbag hat for Lucy. The French designer sees the women wearing the dresses at a café and Ricky confesses. In a hilarious final twist, Jacques Marcel steals the designs — after Lucy and Ethel destroyed their originals! See less

Added on 06/24/08

Fifty years ago during the Golden Age of Television, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz created an incredible comedy series. I Love Lucy® premiered on October 15, 1951 and quickly became one of the most popular and beloved shows in the history of TV. The... See more

Fifty years ago during the Golden Age of Television, Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz created an incredible comedy series. I Love Lucy® premiered on October 15, 1951 and quickly became one of the most popular and beloved shows in the history of TV. The adventures of the irrepressible redhead and her Latin loveboat husband, Ricky, charmed America and the world, winning over 200 awards and consistently topping the ratings for six years. In the 50th episode, Lucy Is Enceinte™ Lucy discovers, much to her delight and amazement, that she is going to have a baby! Her whole life, she has dreamed of a romantic moment, sitting on her husband's lap, cradling his head in her arms, and softly sharing her news. As always, Lucy's plans go awry. She hatches a plan and goes to Ricky's nightclub, The Tropicana. At the door, she asks the maitre d' to give the bandleader a note, which requests he sing his song "We're Having a Baby, My Baby and Me." Ricky begins by singing "Rock-A-Bye Baby" to the audience,... See less

Added on 06/24/08

Here is the first collectible Lucy doll created by Mattel to authentically reproduce the famous episode where "Lucy Does a TV Commercial." The doll's lifelike appearance and smiling face will evoke nostalgic memories of Lucy's hysterical performance... See more

Here is the first collectible Lucy doll created by Mattel to authentically reproduce the famous episode where "Lucy Does a TV Commercial." The doll's lifelike appearance and smiling face will evoke nostalgic memories of Lucy's hysterical performance attempting to sell Vitameatavegamin. Lucy is dressed in an amazingly accurate re-creation of the black and white "houndstooth" ensemble she wore to do her commercial and even holds a "bottle" of the "powerful cure-all" Vitameatavegamin and a spoon for "tasting." She proves laughter really is the best medicine. See less

Added on 06/24/08

Hooray for Hollywood! At least that’s what Lucy thinks in the episode L.A. at Last™. But after a disastrous encounter with William Holden at the famed Brown Derby Restaurant, she’s not so sure. Especially when Ricky invites Holden up to their hotel... See more

Hooray for Hollywood! At least that’s what Lucy thinks in the episode L.A. at Last™. But after a disastrous encounter with William Holden at the famed Brown Derby Restaurant, she’s not so sure. Especially when Ricky invites Holden up to their hotel room to meet his biggest fan, Lucy. Mortified by her previous encounter, Lucy runs to the bedroom and disguises herself with glasses, scarf, and an oversized putty nose, which she manages to catch on fire, and then comically extinguishes in a cup of coffee! Lucy wears an authentic re-creation of the episode’s costume, which includes a black chiffon coatdress with black dots over a tan jumpsuit. Silvery dots adorn her waistband and a large bow at the collar to coordinate with her dangling earrings. She has rooted eyelashes underneath tortoiseshell glasses that rest on an over-sized, protruding nose. Curls of her signature-red hair peek out from the tan kerchief that completes her disguise. See less

Added on 06/24/08

“The Christmas Show”, also known as “Jingle Bells” or “The Lost Episode,” was filmed on November 22, 1956 and originally aired on television on December 24, 1956. This unique show featured flashbacks to scenes from favorite previous shows... See more

“The Christmas Show”, also known as “Jingle Bells” or “The Lost Episode,” was filmed on November 22, 1956 and originally aired on television on December 24, 1956. This unique show featured flashbacks to scenes from favorite previous shows interspersed with new footage. It’s Christmas Eve at the Ricardo apartment and Little Ricky, dressed for bed, grills his parents about how Santa works. Finally satisfied that his presents will be delivered, he goes off to bed. The Mertzes soon arrive with a beautiful tree. As the friends trim the tree, they reminisce about their times together. They remember when Lucy told Ricky she was pregnant (“Lucy is Enceinte™”), singing in a barbershop quartet (“Lucy’s Show Biz Swan Song”), and the night Ricky was born (“Lucy Goes to the Hospital”). The next morning, the four adults are up early. Meeting up in the living room, they realize that they had all dressed as Santa. Not wanting to disillusion the boy, they run to hide in the kitchen where a fifth Santa... See less

Added on 06/24/08

The fifth Lucy doll comes from the memorable I Love Lucy® episode Be A Pal™. In this particular scene, Lucy re-creates Ricky's childhood home of Cuba, wearing a white Spanish-style dress with ruffles and different colored edging that's lined in red... See more

The fifth Lucy doll comes from the memorable I Love Lucy® episode Be A Pal™. In this particular scene, Lucy re-creates Ricky's childhood home of Cuba, wearing a white Spanish-style dress with ruffles and different colored edging that's lined in red percale. Atop her signature red hair rests a headpiece with "fruit" and feathers. Accents include golden earrings and matching bangle bracelets, and green shoes. See less

Added on 06/24/08

The first ever Mattel-made Lucy and Ethel gift set is finally here! I Love Lucy® has made television history as one of the most enduring, beloved shows of all time, and with good reason: what’s not to love about the show that followed the silly... See more

The first ever Mattel-made Lucy and Ethel gift set is finally here! I Love Lucy® has made television history as one of the most enduring, beloved shows of all time, and with good reason: what’s not to love about the show that followed the silly antics of zany redhead Lucy Ricardo, her blonde best friend Ethel Mertz, and their equally hilarious husbands? Capture the memories with this adorable set, inspired by episode #69, Lucy and Ethel Buy the Same Dress, which originally aired on October 19, 1953. When Lucy and Ethel accidentally buy the same formal gown for a live televised duet, each agrees to return hers, but neither follows through. Hilarity ensues when the sidekicks arrive onstage in identical frocks — a fashion faux pas to be sure! The lovable duo is portrayed here in chiffon dresses of lavender, gray and white, adorned with floral details and the characters’ signature hairstyles. An absolute must-have for Lucy lovers and Barbie® fans alike! Join Lucy and Ethel on the Barbie®... See less

Added on 06/24/08

Talk about zany! This enchanting giftset features two Kelly® dolls as Lucy and Ethel in episode #147 "Lucy Gets a Paris Gown." As Lucy, Kelly® doll looks downright darling in her "burlap" dress and floppy hat. As Ethel, Kelly® doll is equally... See more

Talk about zany! This enchanting giftset features two Kelly® dolls as Lucy and Ethel in episode #147 "Lucy Gets a Paris Gown." As Lucy, Kelly® doll looks downright darling in her "burlap" dress and floppy hat. As Ethel, Kelly® doll is equally delightful in a similar "burlap" dress and bucket hat. Their ensembles, expressions, and accessories perfectly capture this hilarious and infamous episode! See less

Added on 06/24/08

This darling giftset celebrates the 30th anniversary of the movie Grease with Kelly® and Tommy® doll in the lead roles, as seen in the closing scene of the film. Kelly® doll has the sassy curls, hoop earrings, black bodysuit, "leather" jacket, and... See more

This darling giftset celebrates the 30th anniversary of the movie Grease with Kelly® and Tommy® doll in the lead roles, as seen in the closing scene of the film. Kelly® doll has the sassy curls, hoop earrings, black bodysuit, "leather" jacket, and red sandals that Sandy wore in hopes of winning over her bad boy T-Bird. Tommy® doll wears a white letterman sweater over a black bodysuit and pants in hopes of reforming for the girl he loves. See less

Added on 06/24/08

Our online shop is for purchases by credit card or gift certificate. You must be 18 or older to order. Please note that not all Barbie® Collector products are available for purchase through our online store. For details on individual doll... See more

Our online shop is for purchases by credit card or gift certificate. You must be 18 or older to order. Please note that not all Barbie® Collector products are available for purchase through our online store. For details on individual doll availability, please visit http://www.barbiecollector.com/showcase See less

Added on 06/24/08

Product Code: M9593Price: $39.95 | Look out! This fierce Latina is looking to steal Danny Zuko from sweet Sandy and win the National Bandstand Dance Off contest on live TV. She's dressed to kill in a saucy black print dress with sparkles and... See more

Product Code: M9593Price: $39.95 | Look out! This fierce Latina is looking to steal Danny Zuko from sweet Sandy and win the National Bandstand Dance Off contest on live TV. She's dressed to kill in a saucy black print dress with sparkles and turquoise ruffles, silvery heels, and an upswept ponytail with blue hair ornament. Fantastic face sculpt and face paint capture Cha Cha's devious personality. See less

Added on 06/24/08

Our online shop is for purchases by credit card or gift certificate. You must be 18 or older to order. Please note that not all Barbie® Collector products are available for purchase through our online store. For details on individual doll... See more

Our online shop is for purchases by credit card or gift certificate. You must be 18 or older to order. Please note that not all Barbie® Collector products are available for purchase through our online store. For details on individual doll availability, please visit http://www.barbiecollector.com/showcase See less

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Added on 06/24/08

Grease is the word! This doll captures the heart and soul of the original bad girl and head of the Pink Ladies. From the short sassy hair to the flirty fitted red dress with black polka dots to her fantastic face paint, every detail epitomizes Rizzo... See more

Grease is the word! This doll captures the heart and soul of the original bad girl and head of the Pink Ladies. From the short sassy hair to the flirty fitted red dress with black polka dots to her fantastic face paint, every detail epitomizes Rizzo as she makes a splashy entrance at the National Bandstand Dance Off. See less

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Product Code: L9585Price: $65.00 | Job Switching, episode 39, originally broadcast on September 15, 1952 during I Love Lucy's second season. Today, this wacky story remains a favorite and is re-created in this delightful giftset. Both dolls wear pink... See more

Product Code: L9585Price: $65.00 | Job Switching, episode 39, originally broadcast on September 15, 1952 during I Love Lucy's second season. Today, this wacky story remains a favorite and is re-created in this delightful giftset. Both dolls wear pink dress coats, pink baker's hats, and pink heels. Check out the face sculpts — each doll looks as though their faces are "stuffed" with chocolates! Rooted eyelashes and fantastic face paint provide the finishing touches. Click to play original episode clips, available in Lucy doll's stand: Lucy and Ethel have fun The nose itch dilemma The job gets easier Lucy admits defeat See less

Added on 06/24/08

Our online shop is for purchases by credit card or gift certificate. You must be 18 or older to order. Please note that not all Barbie® Collector products are available for purchase through our online store. For details on individual doll... See more

Our online shop is for purchases by credit card or gift certificate. You must be 18 or older to order. Please note that not all Barbie® Collector products are available for purchase through our online store. For details on individual doll availability, please visit http://www.barbiecollector.com/showcase See less

Highlights: Product Code: M3254Price: $39.95

Added on 03/22/08

Get them in the mail or view them online. Visit Our Blog Find out what's new, check out the playlist, and more.

Get them in the mail or view them online. Visit Our Blog Find out what's new, check out the playlist, and more. See less

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Added on 03/22/08

Whether you’re coming or going, the remedy for pre-trip chaos and forgotten toiletries is here. An exhaustive checklist of everything you could ever need while “on-the-road”, this organizational tool will help even the most forgetful to arrive and... See more

Whether you’re coming or going, the remedy for pre-trip chaos and forgotten toiletries is here. An exhaustive checklist of everything you could ever need while “on-the-road”, this organizational tool will help even the most forgetful to arrive and depart fully equipped. Now you’ll only have to worry about getting to the airport on time! Categorized according to: Basics, Miscellaneous, Clothes and Hygiene. 60 pages, 80-pound uncoated text stock with chipboard backing and adhesive binding. From Knock Knock. Measures 6 x 9. See less

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Added on 03/22/08

As seen in Real Simple, and on HGTV. Ever inadvertently unplug your clock radio instead of the lamp, because you couldn't tell one plug from the other in your power strip? Forget about color coding or plastic tags, ID PILOT Identification Labels to... See more

As seen in Real Simple, and on HGTV. Ever inadvertently unplug your clock radio instead of the lamp, because you couldn't tell one plug from the other in your power strip? Forget about color coding or plastic tags, ID PILOT Identification Labels to the rescue. Each label has a drawing of the device it powers. They’re easy-to-use, pliable vinyl and stick directly onto the plug it identifies. Labels come in three themes: "Office" contains 22 office computer labels & 10 office equipment labels; "Electronics" has 16 home computer labels, 16 audio/video equipment labels & 8 charger labels for wireless devices; "Household" has 8 kitchen basics labels, 8 gourmet kitchen labels, 24 household labels & 8 workshop labels. They adhere easily to uneven or irregular surfaces and their ultra white background enhance visibility of the label images. Labels measure 5/8 inch in diameter. Click Select Style below to choose theme. See less

Highlights: We also suggest: | Rear-View Computer Mirror $13.95 | Take Charge Charger Case $12.50 | MagWear® - Handyman's Helper Magnetic Wristband $19.95

Added on 03/22/08

With waits at airports running longer than time in the air these days, we need to put some fun back into “travel"...and these luggage tags are just the way to do it. From "Open with caution: dirty clothes inside" to "This is not your suitcase", these... See more

With waits at airports running longer than time in the air these days, we need to put some fun back into “travel"...and these luggage tags are just the way to do it. From "Open with caution: dirty clothes inside" to "This is not your suitcase", these tags are so clever maybe the customs agent won’t notice all the stuff you brought back! Space on back to write name, address and telephone number. Sold as a set of six; one of each saying. Laminated. Measure 3” at widest x 4”H. See less

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Added on 03/22/08

No more excuses! Here’s the fitness solution you’ve been waitng for – an effective workout you can do in bed. This series of forty-two exercises draws upon Yoga, Pilates, Karate and stretching to exercise every joint intersection. The exercises are... See more

No more excuses! Here’s the fitness solution you’ve been waitng for – an effective workout you can do in bed. This series of forty-two exercises draws upon Yoga, Pilates, Karate and stretching to exercise every joint intersection. The exercises are grouped into three sections, those done on your back, on your sides and on your stomach. Regular practice will tone muscles, increase strength and endurance, calm the mind, and yes, even improve sleep! Each exercise is described in detail, and is fully illustrated with step-by-step photographs. Anyone can benefit from this simple program, especially seniors and people recovering from surgery or injury. Written by Genie Tartell, DC, RN, and Ted Kavanau, the founding senior producer of CNN. Paperback. 130 pages. Simple black-and-white photographs. Measures 7 ¼”W x 9”H. See less

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Added on 03/15/08

No matter how many times I watch a particular movie, certain ones have a way of moving me. Dead Poets Society was one of them. It was the most influential film I had ever watched, and the only one that I could relate to directly and indirectly. Robin... See more

No matter how many times I watch a particular movie, certain ones have a way of moving me. Dead Poets Society was one of them. It was the most influential film I had ever watched, and the only one that I could relate to directly and indirectly. Robin Williams plays the English teacher, John Keating, who brings enthusiasm to the classroom of young scholars whose only sense of fun is spending time together in their study groups. But his method of teaching was rather unconventional. Keating did not conduct an in your face way of teaching, and nor did he spoon feed the boys in his class. Keating suggests to the students that in any formal environment, there is the strict expectation that one follows the straight and narrow, and free thinking is the antagonist where there should not exist any curves or turns. He simply opens the minds of the students who only thought that going to prep school was the easiest way to get to Harvard. And in essence, the main gist of the film has to do with, no... See less

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Added on 03/05/08

* Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S. * ASIN: B000UQURQ6 * Media: Video Game * Release Date: October 16, 2007 * Average Customer Review: (25 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #1,336 in... See more

* Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S. * ASIN: B000UQURQ6 * Media: Video Game * Release Date: October 16, 2007 * Average Customer Review: (25 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #1,336 in Video Games (See Bestsellers in Video Games) Popular in this category: (What's this?) See less

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* Product Dimensions: 3.7 x 5 x 2.6 inches ; 2 pounds * Shipping Weight: 4 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) * Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. * ASIN: B000I1ZWRC * Item model number: 1236B001 * Average Customer Review: (486 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank: #5 in Camera & Photo (See Bestsellers in Camera & Photo) Popular in this category: (What's this?) See less

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Book Description At sixteen, Lance Bass received a phone call from Justin Timberlake that would change his life forever. Soon after, he left his small-town home in Clinton, Mississippi, to join an emerging musical group called *NSYNC. Two years later... See more

Book Description At sixteen, Lance Bass received a phone call from Justin Timberlake that would change his life forever. Soon after, he left his small-town home in Clinton, Mississippi, to join an emerging musical group called *NSYNC. Two years later *NSYNC was inspiring Beatles-esque mania around the world, becoming the face of the new MTV generation, and earning the all-time record for most album sales in a single day (more than one million) and in a single week for No Strings Attached. He's remained in the spotlight ever since, and here he talks in depth for the first time about his childhood, his astonishing experiences as a young man and Christian growing up in one of the biggest bands in the world, his shock and frustration at the band's eventual dissolution, and his subsequent career, including his four months in Russia, training to become a cosmonaut. He also frankly discusses life as a gay man -- his first same-sex relationship at twenty-one, his struggle to keep his sexuality... See less

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* Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 4.5 x 3 inches ; 2.2 pounds * Shipping Weight: 1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) * Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S. * ASIN: B00076N568 * Item model number: 5312-IICK * Average Customer Review: (20 customer reviews) * Amazon.com Sales Rank Popular in this category: (What's this?) See less

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Being a big Beatle fan, and a big fan of this movie, I highly anticipated the arrival of this title on DVD. The sound on this DVD is bad, there is absolutely no dynamic range. The volume level seems to hover at the same level through out the film,... See more

Being a big Beatle fan, and a big fan of this movie, I highly anticipated the arrival of this title on DVD. The sound on this DVD is bad, there is absolutely no dynamic range. The volume level seems to hover at the same level through out the film, there is no difference in volume between the scenes when there is a quiet conversation and the scenes where the band is playing. I also own the title on laserdisc and let me tell you, the laserdisc has at least 30 db of dynamic range. While watching this film on laserdisc, you can adjust the level of playback so that the scenes where there is conversation is a comfortable 75 db, and when the band plays it jumps up to an ear thumping 105 db or more. This DVD lacks ooph, the band sounds like their playing in a box. This film deserves a better sound treatment, I highly recommend boycotting the DVD and lets wait till they release it in it's proper state. Comment | Permalink | Was this review helpful to you? (Report this) See less

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