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From the page: "Anthony Daniels admits that being a pop icon can get old. But the man who played the gleaming gold robot C-3PO in all six "Star Wars" movies is by no means complaining. When hundreds of thousands of people have been so touched by your work, it's hard to stay too down."

From the page: "Science fiction takes place in a world beyond our own reality, but sometimes you need to go just a bit further â€" into the realm of the crazy/nasty dream sequence. Check out this gem from FutureWorld, featuring red ninja bondage."

From the page: "Some of us get true enjoyment from watching thriller movies. Those nasty villians can really raise the hair on your neck. Some people truly get into the blood and gore, or into the psychological mindset portion of it. Check out the list, and see if one of your favorites is on here. If not, add it!"

From the page: "For reasons that may or may not involve bowling leagues, stoner culture, and the inherent humor in a slovenly man sucking down Kahlua mixes, the Coen Brothers' film The Big Lebowski long ago arrived at cult status, the sort of flick that ends up screened at midnight by bathrobed potheads and drunk undergrads. The 1998 release, not surprisingly, also spawned its very own dialogue-blathering convention seven years ago in Lousville, which proved to be so successful (and profitable) that New York now has our very own version. Last night was the fest's first of two Bowling Parties at the Lucky Strike Lanes on West 42nd. We sent portrait photographer Paul Quitoriano to wade through White Russians and the people with too many cable channels to immortalize the night's best costumes--his findings are below. By the way, if you're wondering where the fucking money is, Lebowski, you should probably ask these guys, because the price of admission last night was nearly $30."