EXCLUSIVE: Thirty-three years after Quentin Tarantino‘s Reservoir Dogs premiered at the Sundance Film Festival, the two-time Oscar winning filmmaker was back in Park City today. Rarely at a loss ...

The Bedok Reservoir-Punggol division is in Aljunied GRC, which is held by the Workers’ Party (WP). Mr Lye and Dr Ang gave out oranges and goodies on Jan 24 to staff at PCF Sparkletots pre ...

Constipation is a common health problem in dogs and means a dog can’t pass a normal stool on a regular basis. This can happen for different reasons and usually can be easily fixed, but some ...

It's 2025 and after almost 20 years, Sony has announced it is ending Blu-ray media production, along with MiniDiscs, MiniDiscs data and miniDV tape, just months after it got rid of its 5.5TB ...

Such may be the human condition. But as anyone who’s ever owned a dog will tell you, it’s not a problem—or a regret—that dogs seem to have. In their boundless joys and wild anxieties alike ...

Today, Reservoir Park in downtown Salt Lake is a popular green space for many city residents, particularly those who live by the University of Utah. However, for many years it was a vital water ...

It’s another sore day for physical-media fans. That’s because, after an 18-year run, Sony has decided to stop producing recordable Blu-ray discs. In an announcement first spotted by Tom’s Hardware, ...

At long last, Quentin Tarantino's two-part Kill Bill saga is available on 4K Blu-ray. The pair of modern classics released alongside Jackie Brown this week. Each 4K Blu-ray release costs $28 and ...

But their discovery that day exceeded all expectations—a mammoth reservoir, second only to the one at Dholavira ... Site”, heaps of cow dung fester throughout the area. Stray dogs, pigs, and cows roam ...

Yet, maybe one day, Lionsgate will publicly release the movie on Blu-ray. The film’s eclectic jukebox soundtrack is equally remarkable. From Tomoyasu Hotei’s hype track “Battle Without Honor ...

Amazon's awesome 3 for $33 4K Blu-ray sale ends tonight, January 20, at 11:59 PM PT. You're effectively paying $11 per movie, which is quite the deal--especially when you check out the eligible films.