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  • Starz Drama: Sisters Bond Over Taking Abortion Pill, Not Telling Their Men

    05/27/2020 5:37:24 PM PDT · by Morgana · 6 replies
    mrcNewsbusters ^ | May 24, 2020 | Karen Townsend
    The May 25 episode of Vida titled “Episode 21” drives home the point of how cavalier and apathetic some pro-abortion women can be when it comes to terminating their unborn children. This episode on Starz even shows the two leading characters, sisters, bonding over the pills used to perform the abortion. Older sister Emma Hernandez (Mishel Prada) decides to end the life of her unborn child. She goes to an abortion clinic and is shown downing the two pills used in the process – Mifepristone and Misoprostol – without using the instructions the nurse gives her. Instead of taking the...
  • Netflix to lose Starz, its most valuable source of new movies

    09/01/2011 7:56:51 PM PDT · by Wayne07 · 40 replies
    Los Angeles Times ^ | 9/1/2011 | Ben Fritz
    Premium cable network Starz Entertainment will end its deal to provide movies to Netflix, a surprise decision that will deprive the popular online video service of its most valuable source of recently released movies. Analysts had said that if Starz were to renew its agreement, which expires in February 2012, it could have been worth as much as $300 million to John Malone's Liberty Media-owned network. However, executives at Starz apparently concluded that they would lose even more money by giving consumers a reason to subscribe to Netflix instead of the cable channel. "This decision is a result of our...
  • Torchwood, Pedophilia, and a Dying Culture

    08/25/2011 8:33:51 AM PDT · by Maelstorm · 39 replies
    http://www.christianpost.com ^ | Aug. 25 2011 | By Chuck Colson
    Four years ago, the BBC decided to capitalize on the immense popularity of the long-running Doctor Who series by creating a spin-off called Torchwood. Whereas Doctor Who is, apart from the intensity of its stories, safe for the whole family, producers said that Torchwood would be “dark, clever, wild, [and] sexy.” "Doctor Who for adults” is what they called it. As a colleague wrote at the time, a better word to describe the show is “nihilistic” - it’s a judgment that’s reinforced by the show’s newest character. While Torchwood is certainly dark, it’s rarely, if ever, been all that “clever,”...
  • Spartacus: Blood and Sand

    01/24/2010 10:19:35 PM PST · by TheConservativeCitizen · 8 replies · 842+ views
    Constitution Club ^ | 01-23-10 | Dave the Sage
    Let’s just say they were not kidding about the blood part… As a passionate student of history I have always been interested in the story and life of the rebel slave, Spartacus. A man who shook Rome to the core yet a man we know fairly little about. Yet a legend has grown around his motives and actions and history has remembered him while forgetting countless others. Last night Starz debuted (to mixed reviews) an original series Spartacus: Blood and Sand which I made time to watch. It is produced by Robert Tapert and Sam Raimi who, a decade ago,...
  • Encore Channel Exposes Children to Explicit, Offensive Material During G-Rated Movie

    09/22/2005 9:34:56 PM PDT · by dannyboy72 · 61 replies · 2,808+ views
    DirecTV | 9-22-2005 | Daniel Evans
    As a DirecTV subscriber with DVR and a parent of thre small children, I often scan the movie channels for children's movies to tape for my children. I rarely allow the to watch broadcast television due to the content of commercials. Several weeks ago, I TiVo'd "Finding Nemo" on the Encore Channel for my two youngest children, age 3 and 4. What I got along with this RATED G movie was surreal. When the movie was over and the credit began to roll, Encore does what it always does and cuts the screen in half to run promos for other...
  • Shell to replace star at 13,000 Texaco stations

    09/11/2002 3:04:19 PM PDT · by Willie Green · 12 replies · 172+ views
    The San Francisco Chronicle ^ | Wednesday, September 11, 2002 | George Raine
    <p>Shell Oil Co. has begun the process of transforming 13,000 Texaco service stations in the United States, including 700 in California, into Shell stations, one of the more visible effects of the 2001 merger of Chevron and Texaco.</p> <p>Prior to the merger, Texaco was a partner with Shell in a refining and marketing venture called Equilon, operating service stations in the West. The Federal Trade Commission ordered Texaco to sell its interest in Equilon as well as a second venture called Motiva, a partnership with Shell and Saudi Refining that operated stations in the East, as a condition for the merger that created ChevronTexaco.</p>