The White Stripes 10^th Anniversary is marked with a live album that leads this week’s FOXLight music release roundup. Under Great White Northern Lights documents their 2007 Canadian tour and comes in many flavors including CD, DVD, Blu-Ray, Vinyl and MP3 download.

Drive-By Truckers drop The Big To-Do, their 10^th album and their most rocking effort in years, says lead Trucker Patterson Hood.

Brit-Rocker Graham Parker was inspired by lame TV theme songs to create his own fictional TV treatments and recorded their would-be theme songs as Imaginary Television.

Dropkick Murphys’ Live on Lansdowne, Boston MA covers the cream of their 6 night stand last year in the city of “Dirty Water”.

Here I Am is a live effort from Gospel’s current biggest voice, Marvin Sapp.

Also out this week…

The third album from Athens, GA-based rock trio The Whigs, In The Dark.

The Flobots combine 2 MC’s, a Viola player and a traditional rock band for an anything but traditional sound on their sophomore effort, Survival Story.

Two slabs of razor-sharp Metal drop this week: Fates Warning’s Parellels and Armored Saint’s La Raza.

And a very different double-shot of Jazz this week includes Brad Mehldau’s double-disc  Highway Rider, which adds a chamber orchestra to his trio; and Kirk Whalum’s latest inspirationally influenced collection The Gospel According to Jazz: Chapter 3.

Preceding the soon to be released film bio, The Runaways’ Mercury Albums Anthology collects all 42 groundbreaking tracks recorded by Joan Jett, Lita Ford and crew.

The long out-of-print 1982 album from Sly and the Family Stone, Ain’t But The One Way, features his last original music and a searing cover of the Kinks’ “You Really Got Me”

The sonic gurus at Audio Fidelity drop an eclectic trio of 24KT+ Gold remasters this week: Simon and Garfunkel’s Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme; Deep Purple’s colossal Machine Head; and The B-52’s biggest selling effort Cosmic Thing.

Finally, for you vinyl enthusiasts, Friday Music gives the 180 Gram Audiophile Vinyl treatment to Billy Joel’s Glass Houses, Kansas’ Point of Know Return, and Yes’ Time and a Word.

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Those teenage vampires return to lead a packed FOXLight DVD Release roundup. The Twilight Saga: New Moon is the second chapter and added Dakota Fanning to the hot trio of Rob Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner.

Disney returned to traditional animation for the Bayou-set romance The Princess And The Frog, with the voices of Anika Noni Rose and John Goodman.

A child is taken from the streets and trained for years by a secret society to be an expert killer in Ninja Assassin. Years later, he is called upon to take them down.

Sarah Jessica Parker and Hugh Grant are a New York couple whisked off to rural Wyoming under Witness Protection in Did You Hear About The Morgans?

Also out this week…

Milla Jovovich is a psychologist who documents disturbing evidence of alien abductions in The Fourth Kind.

A young and powerful robot sets off to eradicate evil from the entire world in the hopes of impressing his inventor-slash-father, in the computer-animated Astro Boy, featuring the voices of Nicolas Cage and Scarlett Johansson.

A crew of armored security officers hatch a can’t fail plan to snatch a fortune from their own company in Armored. Of course, it fails and the team, including Matt Dillon and Laurence Fishburne, must clean up the mess.

Vanessa Hudgens is a guitar slinger competing in the country’s largest music competition in Bandslam, also starring Lisa Kudrow and an unlikely cameo from none other than David Bowie.

And, TV on DVD includes…

Book ‘em, Dano! Hawaii Five-0: The 8^th Season

80’s sitcom My Two Dads: Season 2

Cable hits Breaking Bad: Complete 2^nd Season, and Monk: Season 8

Two ends of the animation spectrum…South Park: Complete 13^th Season, and SpongeBob Squarepants: SpongeBob’s  Last Stand

And the latest round of cinematic disasters, Mystery Science Theater 3000: XVII

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A whole lotta Hendrix kicks off this week’s FOXLight music release roundup. Valleys of Neptune has 12 tracks equaling 60 minutes of unheard Jimi Hendrix wizardry. Plus, Are You Experienced, Axis: Bold As Love, Electric Ladyland and the posthumous First Rays of the New Rising Sun all get Legacy Edition reissues, each paired with documentary DVDs and 36 page booklets with detailed liner notes.

Gorillaz return with Plastic Beach, and going ape along with them are Bobby Womack, De La Soul and Lou Reed.

The Shins’ James Mercer joins with Danger Mouse as Broken Bells, and their debut is self-titled.

Get Off On The Pain is the latest from Gary Allan, and a Deluxe Edition is country-sized with 4 extra tracks and downloadable videos.

John Gibson’s favorite rapper Ludacris takes on The Battle Of The Sexes, with guest shots from Ne-Yo, Ciara and Flo Rida.

Also out this week…

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club come back with a new drummer for Beat The Devil’s Tattoo.

Serj Tankian, on extended hiatus from System of a Down, joined up with the Auckland Philharmonic Orchestra for Elect The Dead Symphony.

El Turista is the latest from Josh Rouse, and this time out he takes on the worldly sound of Paul Simon meets Getz/Gilberto.

The Chieftains and Ry Cooder team up for San Patricio, and joining in are Linda Ronstadt and Van Dyke Parks.

Patti Larkin revisits love songs from throughout her quarter-century career on 25. Like-minded guests include Roseanne Cash, Suzanne Vega and Shawn Colvin.

Alberta Cross fuse blues, country and roots-rock into a tasty stew on their sophomore release Broken Side of Time.

On the catalog & reissue front…

Joan Jett & The Blackhearts’ Greatest Hits travels from The Runaways days through her solo career on 2 CDs.

Linda Ronstadt’s Simple Dreams gets the Ultradisc II 24 KT Gold remastering treatment from Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs.

Tejano legend Selena gets a career retrospective on either 2 CDs or a 4 CD boxed set, both titled La Leyenda.

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Oscar® nominees galore lead this week’s FOXLight DVD release roundup.

The six-time nominated Up In The Air features George Clooney as a job terminator for hire, Anna Kendrick as his young, idealistic trainee, and Vera Farmiga as the frequent-flyer woman of his dreams.  Truly a film for our trying times.

And the six-time nominated Precious has newcomer Gabourey Sidibe as the young, illiterate, obese and pregnant title character with a resigned and bitter (and Oscar® winning!)  Mo’Nique as her mom. Her life struggles are vividly and heartwarmingly portrayed.

And on the lighter side is Old Dogs, with John Travolta and Robin Williams as best friends on the verge of a huge business deal when 7 year old twins enter their thoroughly non-paternal lives.

Also out this week…

The computer animated Planet 51 has an American astronaut landing on a planet believed to be uninhabited, only it’s occupied by little green folks living in a world not unlike 1950’s America.  Voices include Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Jessica Biel and John Cleese.

The MacManus brothers return from their Irish exile to investigate the murder of a Boston priest [and enact some more vigilante justice] in The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day, starring Sean Patrick Flanery, Norman Reedus and Billy Connolly.

Documentarian-at-large Michael Moore turns his jaundiced eye toward Corporate America in Capitalism: A Love Story, moving from his old nemesis GM toward some other initials…D.C. and AIG.

And, continuing with the initials, TV on DVD includes…

Current cable-ers Greek: Chapter 4 and Hannah Montana: Vol. 6 – Miley Says Goodbye?

90’s hits The Commish: Season 1; Silk Stalkings: Season 1; and Walker, Texas Ranger: Season 7

80’s faves Scarecrow & Mrs. King: Season 1; Matt Houston: Season 1; Wiseguy: The Collector’s Edition; and cult-classic Tenspeed & Brownshoe: The Complete Series

Last but not least,  50’s & 60’s westerns Wanted: Dead or Alive – Season 2; and The Virginian: Season 1, Part 1 & 2

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Peter Gabriel’s first new album in 8 years heads up this week’s FOXLight music release roundup. Scratch My Back is a covers album, featuring Gabriel’s take on tracks by David Bowie, Arcade Fire and Radiohead. And he hopes to release a companion titled I’ll Scratch Yours, where those artists cover tracks from his own catalog, at some point.

Lifehouse release their fifth album Smoke & Mirrors, chock full of radio-ready Rock.

John Hiatt picks up the pace for a rockin’ 19^th album, The Open Road.

British Jazz singer and multi-instrumentalist Jamie Cullum molds Pop, Hip-Hop and Rock tracks into swingin’ affairs on his latest, The Pursuit.

Another American Idol goes country, as Season 8 favorite Danny Gokey drops his debut, My Best Days.

Two more shots of country come from Blake Shelton with Hillbilly Bone, a six-track EP; and the self-titled debut from Easton Corbin.

Also out this week…

R&B smoothness comes in duplicate. Raheem DeVaughan drops his third effort The Love & War MasterPeace, with spoken interludes by Dr. Cornell West; and Miami-born Jason Derulo follows up a smash single “Whatcha Say” with his self-titled full-length debut.

Almost Alice is a companion-piece to Tim Burton’s remake of “Alice In Wonderland”, featuring artists including Avril Lavigne, Plain White T’s and Franz Ferdinand doing their own Alice-centric tracks. Available separately is the full original score by eccentric composer Danny Elfman.

Little Boots is Victoria Hasketh, a kind-of UK Lady GaGa. She hits these shores with her Top 5 UK debut Hands.

Shooter Jennings, Waylon’s boy, collaborates with author Stephen King on a theater-of-the-mind concept album titled Black Ribbons. King plays a late-night talk radio host on the air while the airwaves are taken over by the government.

Groove Armada return with Black Light, and guests include Bryan Ferry and Will Young.

The Benny Andersson Band’s Story of a Heart reunites Andersson with his former ABBA songwriting partner Bjorn Ulvaeus for the first time in 15 years.

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It’s Apocalypse-two-years-from-Now in this week’s FOXLight DVD release roundup. The earth’s core is heating up and doomsday is arriving in 2012. Danny Glover is the President dealing with the crisis and John Cusack is a writer trying to save his family.

The children’s fantasy book Where The Wild Things Are took many years and many scripts to get to the big screen and the audience reaction was a resounding…meh. Spike Jonze-directed this mix of CGI and live action with James Gandolfini as ogre Carol who befriends Max Records as Max, the child who would be King.

Matt Damon, Tina Fey and Liam Neeson lend their voices to a Japanese-animated retelling of Hans Christian Anderson’s The Little Mermaid, in Ponyo.

Also out this week…

The Private Lives of Pippa Lee boasts an all-star cast including Robin Wright Penn, Julianne Moore, Winona Ryder and Keanu Reeves and was based on the book by the film’s director Rebecca Miller which follows the fictional Lee over 40 years of life, love and melodrama.

The 1979 TV biopic Elvis finally sees release on DVD. Televised just two years after the King of Rock and Roll’s death with Kurt Russell in the title role, it took an even handed approach to his life and garnered massive praise, ratings and Emmy nominations with a supporting cast including Shelley Winters, Ed Begley, Jr. and Joe Mantegna.

And TV on DVD this week includes…

Cowboy classic Have Gun, Will Travel: Season 4, Vol. 1

Geriatric lawman Matlock: Season 4

Gasket-blowing chef Gordon Ramsay in Hell’s Kitchen – Season 2: Raw and Uncensored

Two more Doctor Who collections: Dalek War and Rememberance of the Daleks: Special Edition

Finally, on the heels of the upcoming movie, SyFy’s abstract and modern depiction of the “Alice in Wonderland” fairy tale, the dark and daring miniseries Alice.

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A deceased Country music legend leads this week’s FOXLight music release roundup. American VI: Ain’t No Grave brings down the final curtain for Johnny Cash and his Rick Rubin-produced series, and contains the last lyrics written before his death.

Album number three from California harpist Joanna Newsom arrives on three discs, called Have One On Me, and equals just over two hours of “ditties, weepies…and epics”.

Alkaline Trio return with their seventh album This Addiction, in single disc form or as a Deluxe Edition with 6 extra tracks and a bonus live DVD.

A great Swedish rock band with a great name, the Shout Out Louds drop album number three, Work.

The Wolfman: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack features another twisted score from Danny Elfman.

Also out this week…

Latin music sensation Chayanne drops his 22^nd album No Hay Imposibles.

Australian soul-stirrer Daniel Merriweather storms these shores with Love & War, and a winning formula snatching up Amy Winehouse’s producer, Mark Ronson and backing band, the Dap-Kings.

Jazz guitarist John Pizzarelli interprets Sir Duke’s catalog on Rockin’ In Rhythm: A Tribute To Duke Ellington.

Country new and old, lost and found this week includes Sarah Buxton’s long-awaited self-titled debut finally arriving after hit collabs with Keith Urban, Dierks Bentley and Martina McBride; Way Out Here, the major label debut from Josh Thompson; and the double disc George Jones: The Great Lost Hits features 34 tracks from 1965-1972 that Jones recorded for Musicor Records, never on CD due to legal issues…until now.

Carole King’s 1970 album Writer finally sees a CD issue and shows the artist getting ready to fully bloom on the following year’s Tapestry.

Was (Not Was) gets an overdue career review, Hey King Kong! Pick Of The Litter: 1980-2010, 19 tracks of extra Was-erful Was-ness.

And Hard To Find 45s on CD: Volume 11 & 12 features classic tracks from The O’Kaysions, Lou Christie, Jay & The Techniques and many others.

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Matt Damon is The Informant! kicking off this week’s FOXLight DVD release roundup. Based on the true story of the highest-ranking corporate whistleblower in U.S. history, Damon’s employer is price-fixing its world-reaching agricultural services, and Damon turns FBI informant with hilarious results. Also starring Scott Bakula, Patton Oswalt and Joel McHale.

Cameron Diaz and James Marsden are given a box which can dole out $1 million at the press of a button in The Box. Problem is while they get rich, someone else in the world they don’t know simultaneously dies.

Robert DeNiro’s sensitive side is on display in Everybody’s Fine, with DeNiro as a detached widower who hits the road to reconnect with his grown children, including Drew Barrymore, Kate Beckinsale and Sam Rockwell.

Also out this week…

Two boys visit a freakshow, and one unknowingly breaks a 200 year truce between two warring vampire factions, in Cirque du Freak: The Vampire’s Assistant. John C. Reilly is the vampire ringleader who turns Josh Hutcherson into one of the “lost” boys. Lucky for him, since vampires are so trendy these days.

Six sorority sisters suddenly become five in a prank gone wrong, in Sorority Row. They try to move on, till a murderer who knows their secret tries to kill the rest of them.

Vogue editrix Anna Wintour is followed documentary-style as she puts together a Fall 2008 issue of the style bible, in The September Issue.

And TV on DVD this week includes…

TV Classics Adam 12: Season 4; My Three Sons: Season 2, Vol.1; and Night Court: The Complete 3^rd Season

Current favorites FlashForward: Season 1, Part 1; and Nurse Jackie: Season 1

Finally, Cable reality hits 18 Kids and Counting: Season 2 (aka: 17 Kids and Counting); Project Runway: Complete 6^th Season; and the current hottest of them all, Jersey Shore: Season 1 Uncensored, an Amazon.com exclusive.

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Jamie Foxx kicks off this week’s FOXLight DVD Release roundup as a Philadelphia lawyer who goes light on a murder suspect then becomes prey to the victim’s widow, Gerard Butler, in Law Abiding Citizen. Butler kills the freed suspect then leans on Foxx to fix the flawed justice system or die trying.

Coco Before Chanel tracks the life of Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel, played by Audrey Tautou, as she goes from orphan child to international fashion icon in 110 movie minutes flat.

A spoof of and tribute to the Blaxploitation genre, Michael Jai White is Black Dynamite, an ex-CIA operative gone rogue to avenge the death of his brother by slaying pimps and kung-fu fighters while still making time for the ladies. Damn right!

Also out this week…

Chris Rock goes on the road to answer his five-year old daughter’s question, “Daddy, how come I don’t have good hair?” with the documentary Good Hair, seeking to shine a light on the $9 billion black-hair industry by visiting salons, barbershops and conventions, and interviewing celebrities like Nia Long, Ice-T and Reverend Al Sharpton to discuss their own bad-hair days.

Halo: Legends comprises seven anime shorts done by five Japanese production houses, and all are stories related to the smash video game experience known to Sci-Fiers everywhere as Halo.

Clint Eastwood: 35 Films, 35 Years at Warner Bros. is a mammoth collection of almost his entire canon, from Where Eagles Dare through Gran Torino, plus a 36^th short film documentary called The Eastwood Factor, with a rare personal glimpse into the icon’s craft.

And TV on DVD this week includes…

60’s Cowboys and Indians hit Branded: The Complete Series

70’s crime dramas Barnaby Jones: The Complete 1^st Season; and Cannon: Season 2, Vol. 2

80’s comedy cheese Small Wonder: Season 1

And current cable smash The Dog Whisperer: The Complete 4^th Season

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This week’s FOXLight music release roundup kicks off from a charitable standpoint. We Are The World: 25 for Haiti should be available for download by the time you read this. Spearheaded by Quincy Jones and Lionel Richie, with a new raft of talent including Barbra Streisand, Kanye West and the Jonas Brothers, and all proceeds will go toward earthquake relief.

Then, there’s Preservation: An Album to Benefit Preservation Hall & The Preservation Hall Music Outreach Program, a long title that says it all. Dropping appropriately on Fat Tuesday, collaborators include Tom Waits, Merle Haggard, Dr. John and Brandi Carlile.

Juliana Hatfield goes real solo with Peace And Love, performed, recorded and mixed by Hatfield herself.

Santana’s 1999 juggernaut Supernatural gets the Legacy Edition treatment, adding a second disc with 11 bonus tracks.

Also out this week…

Mumford & Sons hail from West London and might be the biggest British export since the Arctic Monkeys. Their full-length debut is titled Sigh No More, and is described as a combo of Crosby, Stills & Nash meets Kings of Leon.

The softer, more orchestral side of British music is represented by Tindersticks, and their latest Falling Down A Mountain.

The stateside release of Jason Falkner’s I’m OK…You’re OK has a couple of changes from the original Japanese-only version, and comes on the heels of recent collaborations with Air, Beck and Paul McCartney.

Randy Newman’s 1970 magnum opus 12 Songs gets the limited edition 24 KT + Gold treatment from Mastering Engineer extraordinaire Steve Hoffman. No extra tracks, but the bonus here is the clean, dynamic sound quality on an album that deserves no less.

And two stone soul classics finally get long-awaited CD release thanks to pioneering reissue label Reel Music. Deniece Williams’ Niecy is her 1982 Thom Bell-produced smash including her hit “It’s Gonna Take A Miracle”; and Bill Withers’ third album, 1974’s +’Justments brings his criminally out-of-print album catalog one step closer to completion.

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Sade’s first new music in 10 years leads this week’s FOXLight music release roundup.  Soldier of Love proves Sade still makes leisurely music, albeit at a leisurely pace.

Celtic Thunder return with a tribute to the last 30 years of pop music titled It’s Entertainment!, bringing their Irish lilt to tracks from Disney films to Neil Diamond and fellow countrymen U2.

3D, Daddy G, Mushroom and Tricky…nope, not new Teletubbies, but rather they make up Electronica O.G.’s Massive Attack, and their fifth album is titled Heligoland.

The more danceable, rockable side of the genre is represented by Hot ChipOne Life Stand and their latest is .

Dave Matthews and Tim Reynolds unplug and reunite for their third live set, the double-disc Live In Las Vegas.

Also out this week…

Country music is represented by Haywire, the latest from Josh Turner; Crows, an eclectic, bluesy set from Alison Moorer; and Kenny Chesney’s second career retrospective, Greatest Hits II.

Though she started out in Country, k.d.lang moved on to pop standards, smoky ballads and even some Brazilian flair…and all are represented on Recollection, including 10 tracks from scattered guest shots and soundtracks.

R&B crooner Jaheim comes back for another round with Another Round; and old-school poet and prophet Gil Scott-Heron drops his first album in 15 years, the ironically-titled I’m New Here.

New Orleans’ own Galactic return with ya-ka-may, which is slang for an all-encompassing stew and an appropriate title for a collection including Irma Thomas, Allen Toussaint and the Rebirth Brass Band as collaborators.

New Age electronicats Enigma drop the 3 CD Platinum Collection featuring 17 hits, 12 remixes and 11 never-before-released tracks.

Finally, in the middle of February we get served up Hot August Night/NYC from Neil Diamond, compiled from his recent four-night sold out run at Madison Square Garden.

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Four couples travel to paradise in this week’s FOXLight DVD release roundup. One are on the verge of collapse but convince the other three to join them for some group-rate counseling in Couples Retreat. Of course they all need help, and they sure get it. Starring Vince Vaughan, Jon Favreau, Kristen Bell and Malin Ackerman.

Rachel McAdams and Eric Bana are destined to be together, despite Bana’s genetic disposition toward skipping back and forth through time and space, in The Time Travelers’ Wife.  Suspend disbelief and enjoy with your Valentine.

Nip/Tuck’s Dylan Walsh is the new step-dad with a hidden dark side in the The Stepfather. Penn Badgley returns from military school to meet his new pa-pa and has doubts that mom Sela Ward doesn’t share…at first.

Also out this week…

Oscar® nominee for Best Picture, A Serious Man is the latest quirky black comedy from Joel and Ethan Coen, tracing a Jewish family in Midwestern America circa 1967 whose patriarch suffers a surprise break-up, a deadbeat brother who won’t leave, a son with a discipline problem and a daughter with self-esteem issues.  Michael Stuhlbarg is the shlub who pines to become a mensch.

My One and Only is loosely based on the early life of perpetually-tanned actor George Hamilton, whose detached mother, played by Renee Zellweger tries for a more glamorous life on the road with young George and half-brother Robbie after George’s dad is caught cheating.

And TV on DVD this week includes…

Current cable hits Army Wives: The Complete 3^rd Season; Stargate: Universe – 1.0 (Season 1); and The Sarah Silverman Program: Season 2, Volume 2

Broadcast hits Gary Unmarried: The Complete 1^st Season; and JAG: The Final Season

Classics The Patty Duke Show: Season 2; and Vega$: The 1^st Season, Volume 2

And for the kiddies…The Penguins of Madagascar – Operation: DVD Premiere

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Li’l Wayne’s last stand leads this week’s music releases in the FOXLight. The much delayed and re-worked Rebirth finally drops a week ahead of Weezy’s sentencing for weapon possession, and is a rock-leaning effort.

Who I Am is a declaration of independence of sorts from Nick Jonas, who splits from the JoBros to form his own Rock and Soul band The Administration in an attempt to grow literally and musically.

Rob Zombie follows up his now 12 year old solo debut with Hellbilly Deluxe 2, packed with more of his patented hard rock and horror.

Reknown producer and Electroni-cat BT returns with These Hopeful Machines; two hours of bleeps, bloops and stutters on two discs.

Joe Satriani Live In Paris: I Wanna Rock pretty much says it all in the title.

Also out this week…

Replaced replacement KISS guitarist Bruce Kulick drops BK3, not a Burger King value meal, but his third solo disc with help from Gene Simmons, John Corabi and Steve Lukather.

Charred Walls of the Damned is the eponymous debut of the all-star Metal outfit lead by Richard Christy, former drummer for Death and Iced Earth, but known better as a phony phone caller on the Howard Stern Show.

George Winston returns to the world of Charlie Brown with Love Will Come: The Music of Vince Guaraldi, Volume 2; 16 more tracks by the reknown Peanuts composer.

Two Broadway Cast albums to highlight: Finian’s Rainbow features Cheyenne Jackson, Jim Norton and Christopher Fitzgerald; and Vanities – A New Musical comes to the Great White Way after a successful Off-Broadway run.

Ziggy Marley Presents: Dancehall Originators, Vol. 1 collects Marley-approved tracks by Buju Banton, Yellow Man and U-Roy.

And Wall of Sound: The Best of Phil Spector is a one disc distillation of the now-troubled Producer’s trademark productions for The Ronettes, Darlene Love and The Crystals among others.

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Zombies walk the earth in this week’s FOXLight DVD release roundup.  Woody Harrelson and Jesse Eisenberg are two mortal survivors in a world run by the undead in Zombieland.  This attempt to marry the fun of Superbad with the absurdity of Shaun Of The Dead also brings Emma Stone, Abigail Breslin and Bill Murray along for the ride.

Another week, another Jennifer Aniston-starring rom-com.  This week’s edition is Love Happens which pairs her with dimple-chinned Aaron Eckhart as a self-help author who needs help of his own.  You can probably write the rest.

Hilary Swank is pilot and glass ceiling breaker Amelia Earhart in Amelia, and helping her tell the aviator’s story is Richard Gere and Ewan McGregor as the men in her tragically shortened life.

Also out this week…

11 short films with one common thread are stitched together as New York, I Love You.  All are Gotham-based love stories with directors including Brett Ratner, Allen Hughes and Mira Nair and a cast featuring Orlando Bloom, Natalie Portman, Christina Ricci, James Caan, Bradley Cooper and Shia LeBeouf.

More Than A Game followed five young basketball players from Akron, Ohio for 7 years as they developed their skills on route to a national high school championship.  One of those “Fab Five” is current NBA superstar LeBron James.

And TV on DVD this week includes…

UK sci-fi stalwart Doctor Who: End of Time 1 & 2; Waters of Mars; and The Complete Specials

Classic comedies Mary Tyler Moore Show: The Complete 6^th Season; and Mr. Ed: The Complete 2^nd Season

Classic soaps and dramas Beverly Hills 90210: The 9^th Season; Dynasty: The 4^th Season, Volume 2; and Murder, She Wrote: The Complete 11^th Season

And for you Game Show freaks (and fans of skinny mics), there’s Best of Match Game; Best of Password; Best of The Price Is Right; and All-Star Family Feud Starring Richard Dawson.  Play on, players!

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The soulful Country band with the weird name lends a boot-kick to this week’s FOXLight Music release roundup. Need You Now is the sophomore turn from Lady Antebellum, its lead single already a #1 smash.

Female Irish collective Celtic Woman return with Songs From The Heart, and their takes on tracks by Sting, Billy Joel and Phil Collins.

Barry Manilow apparently ran out of decades, so instead he broadens his interpretive reach with The Greatest Love Songs of All Time, a collection of Valentine-inspired tracks from the worlds of standards, film and Broadway.

Corinne Bailey Rae returns after a four year break with The Sea, which explores loss and grief.

Hit tracks by Owl City, Kings of Leon, Lady GaGa and others are all screeched up on Kidz Bop 17.

Also out this week…

David Bowie’s A Reality Tour is his 2004 live album now expanded to 2 CDs with 3 unreleased performances.

Downtown Church is a gospel-flavored collection from Patty Griffin, with guests including Buddy and Julie Miller, and Emmylou Harris.

Neil Sedaka returns with his first new studio album in over 10 years, The Music of My Life, all tracks written and co-produced by Sedaka himself.

Pat Metheny redefines the term “solo album” with Orchestrion, playing every instrument himself.

Only Everything is David Sanborn’s latest, a tribute in tone and feel to the late, great Ray Charles.

NOW That’s What I Call Love! collects lovey-dovey tracks by Colbie Caillat, Alicia Keys, Norah Jones and Daughtry.

Whitney Houston’s self-titled debut gets the Deluxe Anniversary Edition treatment on its 25^th birthday.  The remastered album gets filled out with 5 bonus tracks and paired with a DVD of interviews and music videos.

Budget-priced straight reissues of 8 Elvis Presley movie soundtracks continue the King’s 75^th birthday celebration, and include G.I. Blues, Girls! Girls! Girls!, Fun In Acupulco, Viva Las Vegas, Roustabout, Girl Happy, Frankie and Johnny and Clambake.

Finally,  a new round of Playlist: The Very Best of… compilations include Air Supply, Backstreet Boys, Mariah Carey, Sam Cooke, R. Kelly, and Joe Satriani among others.

And grab the free FOXLight Podcast here: http://feeds.foxnewsradio.com/thefoxlight for all this week’s DVD and music releases in one place!

In New York…I’m Rob Maurer, FOX News Talk!