'Quiapo's illegal DVD trade is dying' (ABS-CBNNEWS.com)
Despite the brazen display of fake movies in Quiapo district, anti-piracy agencies of the government believe the illegal DVD trade in the notorious district of Manila is steadily declining.

First Indiana Jones movies are reissued (Akron Beacon Journal)
Tuesday is one of those days where multiple forces are converging on DVD shelves. There will be tons of attempts to get you to go DVD for Father's Day gifts, it's around the 10th anniversary of the passing of Frank Sinatra, and you may want to refresh your memory of a movie character named Jones.

Have you Seen the Top Five Movies? (Richfield Reaper)
(ARA) - Last year, the American Film Institute voted and came up with the Top Five movies. Critics debated and movie lovers everywhere weighed in, but many people found that they'd never seen the top five movies of all time.

Preserving Old Movies, At 40 Degrees (CBS News)
Thousands of pre-1951 movies captured on volatile nitrate film are kept in frigid, low-humidity vaults in a modest cinderblock building in upstate New York. Cold storage saves them from rotting away within a lifetime or, worse yet, burning up.

Finally! Movies on my PC the same day they're on DVD. (The Christian Science Monitor)
Apple's deal with major entertainment studios shortens the wait to download movies.

'Prince Caspian' is a Can’t Miss movie (MSNBC)
The latest movie adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ writings promises to be imaginative. Plus: the season finale of NBC's "ER," a new Joe Cocker album and an "Indiana Jones" DVD collection.

FRANK SINATRA'S FILM CLASSICS ON DVD (New York Post)
When Frank Sinatra died 10 years ago this week, few noted that the singing legend had also been one of Hollywood's biggest stars. Sinatra, who won a Best Supporting Actor Oscar for his fabled career comeback in "From Here to Eternity," largely turned his back on acting a quarter century before his death, when he backed out of the title role in "Dirty Harry" and temporarily retired from show ...

DVD review: 'Pretty Things' (San Francisco Chronicle)
RATING: (POLITE APPLAUSE) Long before "La Vie en Rose," Marion Cotillard, then 25, starred in this strange 2001 film about a woman who slips into the life of her twin sister (also played by Cotillard). Her sister, a promiscuous, drug-abusing wannabe...

DVD Dribble (TheCelebrityCafe.com)
This DVD Dribble features popular titles in mainstream cinema.

STARGAZING | Britney's back on ‘Mother,' Freeman wants less gravitas (The Kansas City Star)
Sean Patrick Flanery, the other Indiana Jones, has been talking up the recent DVD release of “The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Volume Three: The Years of Change.” He told TV Guide he had some great memories about that show.