Set in Ireland, Sharon Curley is a 20 year old living with her parents and many brothers and sisters. When she gets herself pregnant and refuses to name the father, she becomes the talk of the town.

A car accident puts Paige (McAdams) in a coma, and when she wakes up with severe memory loss, her husband Leo (Tatum) works to win her heart again.
Director:
Michael Sucsy
Writers:
Jason Katims, Abby Kohn (screenplay), and 2 more credits ?
Stars:
Rachel McAdams, Channing Tatum and Sam Neill "

Filmed during a recent workshop he conducted at Liliedahl Fine Art Studio, Robert Johnson gives a tour de force performance of his elegant, classic painting style. Taken to completion, the painting demonstration provides the student of oil painting with a complete understanding of how a painting is conceived, blocked-in, and painted from beginning to end. If you are a painter aspiring to paint roses (or any still-life subject), this video is a must see

In this video, Warren teaches the country blues of Son House and Robert Johnson, different slides for different sounds, open-tuning licks in G and E tunings, using vibrato to correct pitch, damping for a cleaner sound, Muddy Waters standard tuning style, switching off between the slide and fingers, call and response improvisation and so much more.

Plot: The Legend of Secret Pass takes place in the mountains of the South West and involves Thunderbirds of Indian mythology and an animal refuge of mystical proportions. An unlikely troop of animals and humans are caught up in a clash of ageless magic. In this moment of crisis, the barest chance to avoid cataclysm falls into the hands of an Indian boy, Manu.

This so so vehicle for Doris Day was probably the start of the decline of her movie career (of the films that followed, only The Glass Bottom Boat was worthwhile). That being said, on second viewing, its not really bad at all. True, it suffers from being set in Europe but being obviously shot on Hollywood soundstages. And for a romantic comedy there are surprisingly few scenes that put the leading lady together with her leading man (in this case, Rod Taylor). But Doris, looking chic as ever, works wonders with the thin material. Her drunk scene in the middle of the film is very funny, and she has the energy and physical comedy skills to pull off the farcical finale handily. Catchy title tune, too.