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Chris Hicks writes a weekly entertainment column for the Deseret News. He is the paper's former film critic. Email: hicks@desnews.com

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But because we are both now in our 60s, we are officially off the grid — and have been for more than a decade. At least as far as television programmers and advertisers are concerned.
A pair of new films that left theaters only a couple of months ago are at the top of this week's DVD releases.
The popular "Maisie" movie series, along with films starring everyone from Lon Chaney to Raquel Welch, land on DVD for the first time as Warner Archive's prolific manufacture-on-demand label continues to churn ...
Mel Gibson's most popular films get a Blu-ray repackaging and several recently released movies make their way to home video for the first time.
Mystery and action dominate these newly released TV shows on DVD this week.
When my children were young, during the 1970s, '80s and '90s, I was determined to be a "modern" parent. Oh, I was career-minded and somewhat ambitious in the workplace but I wasn't going to be an absent father ...
A new Western, an episode from a vintage anthology and follow-up seasons of fan favorites are among TV programs on DVD and Blu-ray this week.
Moviegoing is not what it once was, but I still love being in a darkened theater filled with strangers as we share the emotions of a story unfolding on a screen larger than I can watch at home.
A biography of Norman Mailer and a documentary series on the Cold War years lead these TV shows new to DVD.
Movie studios love to re-release older films on their anniversaries.And if a studio doesn't have enough "classic" titles whose dates work out, there are other celebratory excuses.