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 Cartoons

Animation Superstars    Databases and Directories

Looney Tunes      TV Toons

Heptune Guide
to Betty Boop Cartoons		 Analysis of Betty Boop cartoons made by Fleischer Studios in the 1930s.  Including plot summaries, comments about the animation, and song lyrics.  For more about the boop-oop-a-doop girl, see Betty Boop: Before and After the Hays Act and Betty Boop Links.
Pastor Steve's Popeye Page Detailed tribute to the feisty sailor.  News, comments, cartoon ratings ("spinach souffle" being the best), Oodles of Olive Oyl, and even a Bluto Boosters Page. 
Wallace & Gromit Online Cracking site from Aardman Animation devoted to Wallace, an eccentric inventor, and his faithful dog, Gromit.
SEE ALSO    Looney Tunes and TV Toons,
plus Rocky & Bullwinkle Episode Guide

 

Cartoon Research Co. Jerry Beck's website dedicated to classic cartoons.  News, commentary, and reviews.  Also includes lists of animated feature films from 1937 on. 
The Censored Cartoons Page A guide to the cuts and other edits done to classic cartoons of Warner Brothers, MGM, Paramount, and other studios when broadcast on television.
History of the 50 Greatest
Cartoons of All Time		 Web page offers a chance to compare book's Top 50 choices with those aired on the Cartoon Network.  If links don't work, simply scroll down the page to examine the lists.
Don Markstein's Toonopedia Online encyclopedia of cartoon and comics characters, companies, and creators.  "A Vast Repository of Toonological Knowledge."
Toon Tracker Ron Kurer's home of "lost cartoons."  Pages devoted to Alvin, Mr. Magoo, Mighty Mouse, Woody Woodpecker, Beatles cartoons, "demented toon tunes," Underdog, and more.
SEE ALSO    Animation Superstars and Looney Tunes,
plus Movie Databases and Trivia

 

Looney Laughs, Lists, & Lyrics Warner Brothers tribute pages include lyrics, a cartoon list in the Total Toon Tome, and Wile E. Coyote's favorite reference material, the Illustrated Catalog Of ACME Products.
The Looney Tunes
and Merrie Melodies Page		 Classic Warner Brothers cartoon news and articles, courtesy of Toon Zone.  Includes a section on the early years.
Non-Stick Looney Page A history of the animated characters and their real-life creators, who worked in Termite Terrace.  Includes list with characters' first appearances.
Warner Brothers
Cartoon Companion		 Capsule definitions that point out hidden references in classic Warner Brothers cartoons.  These include catchphrases and inside jokes, along with information about the cartoons' creators.  Another website worth a visit: Hidden Looney Tunes Gag Site.
SEE ALSO    Databases and Directories

          

Frostbite Falls Page Hey, Rocky, watch me pull a website out of my hat!  This is Rocky & Bullwinkle's no-frills, unofficial home page on the "Ward Wide Web."
The Simpsons Archive D'oh!  An Internet clearinghouse of Simpsons FAQs, news, episode synopses, and other information.
Adequate.com's South Park Home of the original South Park FAQ and a detailed episode guide.  Not to be confused with the official site, SouthParkStudios.com.
SEE ALSO    Rocky & Bullwinkle Episode Guide
and The X-Files Transcripts Archive

 

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 Films

Humphrey Bogart      Classic Cinema

Celluloid Heroes      Film Noir

Master of Suspense      Movie Databases and Trivia

Movie Palaces      The Movies      

Casablanca @ Reel Classics Easy-to-navigate tribute to the best film of all time.  Includes cast and crew lists, lyrics, images, and quotations.
Rick's Café Americain A "100% Canadian" site dedicated to all things Bogart.
Tribute to Humphrey Bogart Of all the websites on all the servers in all the world ... check out this comprehensive Bogart collection.
Vincent's "Casablanca"
Home Page		 Round up the usual suspects and bring them to this superb homage.
SEE ALSO   Film Noir and The Thrilling Detective Web Site

 

Louise Brooks Society An archive of vintage articles, photos, interviews, and other materials about the life and times of silent screen star Louise Brooks (Pandora's Box).
Charlie Chaplin:
A World Wide Web Celebration		 Series of essays by David Gerstein on Chaplin and his Tramp alter ego.  Site includes photos and life chronology.
Buster Keaton:
The Damfinos Official Website		 Well-designed site with some terrific images of Keaton, the Great Stone Face.  Maintained by the International Buster Keaton Society.  Another worthwhile site is Buster Keaton: From Butcher Boy to Scribe.
Why a Duck? All kinds of goodies for the Marx Brothers aficionado: pictures, sound files, career information, games, and ways to contact fellow "Marxists."
SEE ALSO    Humphrey Bogart and Master of Suspense

 

Classic Movies Great source of information about the films, stars, directors (and so on) from Hollywood's  Golden Age.  Brad Lang presents articles, movie sounds, an extensive selection of links, and more.
Great Character Actors Index of supporting actor biographies with photos, commemorating the unsung heroes of the silver screen.
Reel Classics Comprehensive site dedicated to classic movies and their stars, with articles, commentary and reviews, and a section of audio and video files.
Silent Era:
The Silent Film Website		 Terrific resource for silent film fans, including filmographies, news and announcements, book reviews, lost films, and a Top 100 list.
SEE ALSO    Humphrey Bogart, Celluloid Heroes,
Master of Suspense, and U.S. National Film Registry

 

Dark City:
Film Noir and Fiction		 Reviews and summaries of top films noir, plus director profiles and a guide to noir novelists.  Movie ratings range from four stars ("cannot miss") to one star ("skip this stinker, sister!").
Full-Text Articles
and Essays on Film Noir		 The stuff that noir is made of.   Readings on the shadowy genre include High Heels on Web Pavement: Film Noir and the Femme Fatale -and- No Place for a Woman: The Family in Film Noir and Other Essays.
The Incredible World
of Bowling Noir		 An essay about "that sub- of sub-genres, the rarest of the rare, the hardest of the boiled: bowling noir."
10 Shades of Noir Focus on 10 films noir, plus essay on Kiss Me Deadly's explosive ending.  From the terrific website for Images: A Journal of Film and Popular Culture.
SEE ALSO    Hard-Boiled Fiction

          

Advertising Hitchcock Gallery of Hitchcock movie posters from around the world.
Alfred Hitchcock at 100 Special CNN section from 1999.  With bio, analysis, top 10 list, and a chapter from Stephen Rebello's book on the making of Psycho.
Alfred Hitchcock:
The Master of Suspense		 Biographical info on the director and various "collaborators," plus essays, quotes, and a detailed filmography.
The Cinema of Alfred Hitchcock Special "In Focus" section of essays from Images: A Journal of Film and Popular Culture.
The MacGuffin Web Page "Alfred Hitchcock Scholars Meet Here!"  The place to go for original comments and essays with depth. 
Writing with Hitchcock Website honoring the contributions of the screenwriters who worked with Hitchcock.  Site includes writer bios, script excerpts, outtakes, and info about unproduced projects.

 

Internet Movie Database

 Trying to remember a movie or TV title and recall only some of the words?  Want to know who played whom?  Here is the search engine you need.  The website also includes a daily Movie History page recounting births, deaths, and marriages for any date.
Movie Review Query Engine Searchable gateway to many of the movie reviews available on the Web. 
Urban Legends
Reference Pages: Movies		 A look at move-related legends and rumors.  Site identifies each as true, false, or uncertain ... and explains why.
SEE ALSO    Cartoon Databases, Classic Cinema,
U.S. National Film Registry, and Warner Brothers Cartoon Companion

 

The Brattle Theatre Schedule for the historic repertory movie theater in Harvard Square.
Coolidge Corner Movie Theatre Art deco-style moviehouse, run by a nonprofit group in Brookline, has Boston area's largest screen.
Harvard Film Archive Screening foreign, independent, silent, underground, and experimental films. 

 

Academy of Motion Picture
Arts and Sciences		 Official home of the people who give out those golden Oscar statuettes.  
Cinema Studies Links:
Unique Takes on the Cinema 		Links to topics such as librarians, plumbing, juggling, and bagpipes in the movies.  From the Unit for Cinema Studies Useful Links.
Oh, Just for the Fun of It! The wacky, the weird, the whimsical.  Includes movie bloopers and spoolers, a William Shatner links page, and Lists of Things Found in the Movies.  From the Edmonton Public Library.
Sci-Fi Lists:
Top Science Fiction Books & Films		 Top 100 lists and reviews of the best science fiction books, films, and TV shows.  Site organized by Peter Sykes.
U.S. National Film Registry -- Titles Year-by-year listing of films chosen for preservation because of their cultural, historical and-or aesthetic importance. 
SEE ALSO    Musicals101.com, World's Smallest Page of Movie Quotes,
 plus Top 200 Films and related movie lists

 

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 Good Humor

Firesign Theatre      Global Inspiration

Odds and Ends      Real (Stupid) People      Spaced Out

firesigntheatre.com Forward ... into the past!  The official Firesign Theatre website, featuring an online tour of Billville, "the town that nature forgot to hate."
'House of Firesign The biggest heap of Firesign Theatre on the Web.  Includes reviews of the comedic foursome's audio theater albums as well as their film work.
Radio Free Oz Site operated by Firesign alum Peter Bergman as "The FunnyBone of the Internet."  Newcomers might want to start in the Baudville section and listen to the ramblings of George Tirebiter.

 

The International
Chindogu Society

 Official website for "unuseless" inventions like Duster Slippers for Cats and the Subway Sleeper's Screen.

The International
Save the Pun Foundation

 Headquarters for humans who like to have pun with words.

 

Odds and Ends (emphasis on odd)
Honourary Canadian Citizenship Filling out the questionnaire entitles you to join the Canadian "eh?" team.
Instant Bureaucracy Now experience "the power and mindless serenity of a  ladder-climbing automaton" with written reprimands, verbal communication requests, and acquaintance termination forms. 
Internet-Compatible Sub-Atomic Archimedian Chronometer (ISAAC) Best of the VCR clock sites.  For a simpler one, try Dwayno's VCR Clock. 

The Onion:
America's Finest News Source

 Satiric newspaper featuring world, national and community news.  Not intended for readers under 18.

Pat Paulsen for President
Official Web Site and Archive

 Former online headquarters (and now memorial) for the comedian whose Presidential campaign pegged him as the "common, ordinary, simple savior of America's destiny."
YETI@Home Project Shared computing project seeking out mysterious life forms here on Earth.  Parody of the SETI@home experiment that uses computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI).
SEE ALSO    High Tech Humor and Off the Beaten Track

 

Darwin Awards Website that celebrates evolution theory, commemorating "those who improved our gene pool" by removing themselves from it in stupid ways.
The Dumb Network Actual laws, product labels and warnings, criminal acts, and other examples of the dumb and dumber.
Things People Said Hundreds of lines by people who (presumably) meant something else.  Among the categories are: resumes, accident reports, and warning labels.  Special page dedicated to Yogi Berra.  From RinkWorks, whose other sites include Computer Stupidities and How To Be Persuasive.

 

Alien Abductions Incorporated Tired of waiting to be abducted by aliens?  This New York company will implant abduction memories for you.

UFO Abduction Insurance

 Don't leave Earth without it!  You can order a framed $10 million policy and name yourself as beneficiary.
SEE ALSO    Unidentified Flying Objects and YETI@Home Project

 

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 Literary Lights

Hard-Boiled Fiction      Shakespearean Rhapsody

Sherlock Holmes      Writers' Bloc

James M. Cain Biography and electronic exhibit of work by terse author of The Postman Always Rings Twice.  Section deals with stories sold to pulp magazines.

The Raymond Chandler Web Site

 Essays, novel and movie checklists, Chandlerisms, and other information about the hard-boiled detective writer.

Continental Detective Agency

 Website devoted to novels, short stories, and life of Dashiell Hammett (The Maltese Falcon), credited as the originator of the hard-boiled school of detective fiction.
Hardboiled Heaven Brad Lang's hangout for fans of the tough, unsentimental detective genre.  Includes links, a crime/mystery author checklist, and great paperback covers from the 1930s through the 1950s.
The Thrilling Detective Web Site Everything you ever wanted to know about private eyes and other tough guys (and gals).  Listings detail their appearances in novels, short stories, film, television, radio, and other media.  Also see short fiction from new writers.
SEE ALSO    Film_Noir and A Glossary of Hardboiled Slang

 

The Collected Works
of Shakespeare

 Arguably the first online source of
The Bard's plays and sonnets.  Other sites are MIT's Complete Works of William Shakespeare (which also claims to be the first Web edition) and the William Shakespeare Collection.

Enjoying "Macbeth"

 A study guide that starts with a warning: " 'Macbeth' is nasty.  This page is nasty.  I have a high regard for the truth and I talk plain ... If you are a student assigned to read or see Macbeth, or an adult approaching it for the first time, you are in for a lot of fun."  Themes, history, tartans ... more.

Shakespeare Index

 Articles about the British poet and playwright.  From TheatreHistory.com.

Mr. William Shakespeare
and the Internet

 Definitive guide to Shakespeare resources online.  Includes timeline, genealogical chart, and criticism. 

 

Sherlock Holmes International

 Extensive selection of links relating to the master detective on stage and screen and the printed page.  Other links refer to Sherlockian essays, fans, places to visit, and items for sale.

Sherlock Holmes on the Web:
The Sherlockian.Net Homepage

 Comprehensive guide to everything at 221B Baker Street and beyond, with categories including the original Sherlock Holmes stories, author Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, actors and films, books and libraries, parodies, major Sherlockian sites, and Victorian Britain.

 

Overbooked

 Links for readers, specializing in literary and genre fiction information.

The Poe Decoder

 Criticism, summaries, and explanations of the works of Edgar Allan Poe.
The Hypertextualized Tolkien FAQ Questions (and answers) regarding J.R.R. Tolkien, the British author best known for Lord of the Rings trilogy.  Includes a book list.
SEE ALSO    Bartleby.com: Great Books, Casey at the Bat
Sci-Fi Lists, and The Ultimate Midnight Site

 

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 Music and Dance

Annual Events      Dance      Music Guides

Music to My Ears      Parody 'n Satire

Hudson Valley Garlic Festival The last weekend of September every year in Saugerties, N.Y.  Two days of cooking demonstrations, folk music,  and tons of freshly harvested garlic.  Be sure to try some garlic ice cream.
Israel Folkdance Festival of Boston Every March at MIT in Cambridge.  Troupes perform Israeli folk dances before enthusiastic audience.
Lowell Folk Festival One weekend every July in downtown Lowell, Mass.  The largest free folk festival in the U.S., three days of traditional music and dance, street parades, dance parties, ethnic foods, and craft demonstrations.
National Folk Festival The oldest folk festival in the country, going strong since 1934.  Lowell enjoyed it so much, the city started its own festival (see above).
New England Folk Festival (NEFFA) Every April at Natick High School in Massachusetts.  A blend of dance, music, crafts, and foods from many lands, crammed into three hectic days.

 

Dance 
Israelidance.com Extensive database of dance sessions, events calendar, dance camps, and an Israeli folk dance library.
Tap Dance Homepage Clearinghouse of tap dance information, including events, tap steps, sounds, who's who, tap dance in film and on video, and trivia.
TheatreDance.com Celebrating American show dancing, Broadway choreography, the Black dance tradition, and stage movement history.  Featuring performing arts directory, tap dance dictionary, and The Copasetic Tap Cafe.
SEE ALSO    Israel Folkdance Festival of Boston and Musicals101.com

 

All Music Guide

Searchable database of musical artists, albums, songs, styles, and labels.  Includes music articles and a glossary.

The Ectophiles' Guide to Good Music

 Compiles music reviews and a number of comments and recommendations made about music over the years.

FolkLib Index

 Exhaustive library of folk music links.
Heptune Classical Jazz
and Blues Lyrics Page 		Transcribed jazz and blues lyrics, primarily pre-1948.  Featuring an artist index and linked to the Works of Cab Calloway.  Song lyrics (and some musicians' names) inspired another Heptune site: Baby Names from Early Jazz and Blues.
Wilson & Alroy's Record Reviews Reviews of rock/pop, Latin/Jazz, and funk records from 1950s to present.  Great slogan: "We listen to the lousy records so you won't have to."
SEE ALSO    eFolkMusic.com

 

The Internet
Beatles Album

 Imaginative "monophonic" website of Beatles facts and misconceptions, sounds and photos, history and discographies.  Includes reference library of Beatles articles and a list of Beatles resources on the Internet.

The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band

 Discography, album covers, history, song lyrics ... all relating to Bonzo Dog Band, the '60s British rock group. 

Kate Bush:
The Single File (and more...)

 An annotated, pictorial chronology of the singles released by Kate Bush.

Bob Dylan:
Tangled Up in Jews

 Web page devoted to Bob Dylan's Jewish religious/cultural odyssey.  Find other Dylan sites at Bob Links.

Phil Ochs

 He ain't marchin' anymore, but this archive offers a discography, song lyrics, quotes, film appearances and references, and more information about the prolific singer.

a patti smith babelogue

 The first Patti Smith website.  Bio, books, bootlegs, lyrics, sound clips, poetry, news, horses....

The Velvet Underground Web Page

 Discography (official and bootlegs), bibliography, films and videos, news, rare photographs et al.  For more sites, see the Velvet Underground WebRing.
SEE ALSO    Cab Calloway Glossary of Jive Expressions,
plus FriendLinks: Thea Hopkins and RockOnTV

 

P.D.Q. Bach Biography, discography, and reviews for Prof. Peter Schickele's hilarious parody of  classical music.  P.D.Q. was "the last and least" of J.S. Bach's 20 odd children.  Some lyrics are at the P.D.Q. Bach (1807-1742)? site.
Tribute to Victor Borge Dedicated to the Danish humorist, entertainer, and pianist.  One famous bit involved "phonetic punctation," in which he accented commas, question marks, and periods with sound effects.
The Stan Freberg Page Scripts and lyrics, album samples, discographies, photos, and quotes from a longtime wit who combines sketch comedy, social satire ("Green Christmas") and music in his work.

Tom Lehrer

 Website dedicated to satiric songwriter of the 1950s and early 1960s who abruptly left the public eye after a handful of albums.

Allan Sherman Discography

 Hello Mudduh, Hello Fadduh!  Discography site for the funny 1960s parody singer, with lyrics and track listings for all albums.  It's part of  The Unofficial Dr. Demento Page.

Yankovic!

 Organized links to websites for Weird Al Yankovic, accordian-playing King of Mock 'n Roll.  Brilliant parody of the Yahoo! search engine.
SEE ALSO    Computer Songs and Poems

 

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 Television

 Buffy the Vampire Slayer

Episode Guides      Schedule Guides      The Tube

TV Series      The X-Files

BuffyGuide.com Plot synopses, guest star credits, commentary, and band/song credits  for each episode.  Site also features image galleries, links pages, and more.
The Buffy Library:
An International
Annotated Bibliography		 Listing of Buffyverse-related fiction, nonfiction, novels and novelizations, comic trade paperbacks, and more.  For a similar approach to "Buffy" and "Angel" critical/academic writings, see The Academic Buffy Bibliography. 
Buffyverse Dialogue DataBase Searchable database of Buffy/Angel dialogue and more.  Quotes are sorted by episode, story arc, and character.
Slayage:
The Online International
Journal of Buffy Studies		 Academic essays relating to the show.  Topics include feminism ("Killing Us Softly?" A Feminist Search for the "Real" Buffy) and the use of music (Love, Death, Curse and Reverses (in F minor): Music, Gender, and Identity in Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel).
Slayage.com The best place on the Web to get "Buffy-" and "Angel"-related news.

 

Blake's 7 Episode List Guide to all 52 episodes of the British science fiction series.  Production info can be found at another episode guide.
The Ultimate Adventures 
of Brisco County Jr. Guidebook: Episode Guide		 Get the lowdown on every episode of this imaginative Western series.  The Guidebook also has an encyclopedia with all the facts, figures, important people and places, and other nonsense.
epguides.com Episode titles and airdates for more than 2,500 TV series.  Some guides are more detailed and include guest stars and plot summaries.
Get Smart Episode File Would you believe ... a detailed episode guide, including ratings and guest star information?

The Man
From U.N.C.L.E.
Episode Guide

 Comprehensive reviews of espionage affairs conducted by agents Solo and Kuryakin for the United Network Command for Law and Enforcement.  Trivia, gaffes, and more.  For additional spy agency info, see The Man From U.N.C.L.E. FAQ Page and The Fans From U.N.C.LE.

Monty Python's Flying Circus Episode Guide

 Contains sketch lists for every zany program by the British comedy troupe.  Scripts for these sketches are at Monty Python: The Complete Episode Guide.  And now for something not that much different ... Monty Python Links.

Rocky & Bullwinkle
Episode Guide

 Just the facts, Fearless Leader.  Titles, number of segments per episode, and very brief plot synopses for the 28 "Moose and Squirrel" episodes.
Thriller Episode Guide Episode descriptions for anthology series hosted by Boris Karloff.
SEE ALSO    Buffy the Vampire Slayer, TV Series and The X-Files

 

The Late Night TV Page

 Line-ups for late night talk shows.

RockOnTV

 Daily schedule of guest appearances, interviews, and performances by rock groups and artists (and anyone else who captures the webmaster's fancy).  Listings often include people like Sinatra and Pavarotti.
The SFTV Page Clearinghouse for information on science fiction and fantasy television programs.  Includes schedules page (updated about every two weeks) and news postings.  From SFTV.org.

Stars on TV

 Monthly TV appearances for more than 2,500 actors, actresses, and directors.  Sections for letterboxed movies, film noir, classic stars, martial arts, science fiction, and more.

 

Cult Times Magazine:
Instant Guides Archive		 The essential lowdown, in capsule form,  on cult television series such as "La Femme Nikita" and "Twin Peaks."  Includes premise for each show and info on good (and bad) guys, fashion statements, and overdone cliches.

Late Show Top Ten Archive

 Database of every Top Ten List on David Letterman's show,  searchable by keyword and year.

SciFi.com

 Home of the 24-hour cable network.  Also serves as an online resource for science fiction, fantasy, horror and science fact.

SciFi Lists:
Top 100 Sci-Fi TV Shows

 An expert poll of science fiction television's all-time top 100.  From the excellent Sci-Fi Lists by Peter Sykes.
TVparty Celebration of TV's past includes outtakes, vintage commercials, and other rarely seen footage.

WWW-TV

 Gateway with links to almost 2,000 television-related websites.
SEE ALSO    Anne of Green Gables Website, Internet Movie Database,
Oh, Just for the Fun of It!, plus Top 100 TV Shows and related TV lists

 

The Unofficial
Addams Family TV Page		 They're creepy and they're kooky ...  Detailed episode list, guest stars, strange Addams relatives, and more.
The Avengers Forever Complete episode lists and loads of information on every case.  Separate sections devoted to David Keel era, Cathy Gale era, Emma Peel era, and The New Avengers.
Doctor Who Reference Guide Detailed listings of The Doctor's travels in time and space -- and not just the televised serials made for British television.  This Quebec City site also provides information about novels, short stories, and audio serials. 

Perry Mason TV Series Site

Well-organized website for courtroom drama starring Raymond Burr as the lawyer who never lost a case (though he once appeared to lose one).  Episode details, cast list, title index, and a search engine using character's names.  Other sites worthy of favorable verdicts are: The Perry Mason Pages and The Perry Mason TV Book.
SEE ALSO    Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Episode Guides, 
Master of Suspense, TV Toons, and The X-Files

 

Fine-O-Meter Keeping track of every time Mulder or Scully says a variation of "I'm fine."  How good is this website?  It's fine.
InsideTheX:
The X-Files Transcripts Archive		 Episode transcripts with full dialogue, locations, scenery, and background info.  Site also has transcript of "The Springfield Files" (bringing agents Mulder and Scully to The Simpsons) and the 1998 X-Files feature film.
Rohan's X-Files Realm Well-designed directory with X-Files news, character bios, pictures, sounds, bloopers, trivia, and more (though the site has not been upated since 2003).
The X-Files In-Jokes List Find out the significance of character names, clock times, episode titles ...
The X-Files Search Engine The truth is in here more than 970 times.  An extensive directory of links in various categories..
The X-Files Timeline Comprehensive listing of dates and events in the X-Files universe, in chronological order.
SEE ALSO    The X-Files Episode Guide

 

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 The Rest of the Arts Links

Artistic Visionaries    Stage Struck

The Andy Warhol Homepage

 A substantial guide to the life and times of Andy Warhol.  Includes paintings, photos, filmography, entourage info, and even Doonesbury comic strips about the Warhol diaries.

M.C. Escher: The Official Website

 Repository of images and information relating to M. C. Escher, the Dutch graphic artist, who is recognized for spatial illusions, impossible buildings, and repeating geometric patterns.  Also see The Mathematical Art of M.C. Escher.

The Official Rube Goldberg
Web Site

 Cyberspace headquarters for the Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist, sculptor, and author, best known for his wacky inventions.
SEE ALSO    FriendLinks: David Levine and Museums

 

Internet Theatre Database

 Searchable archive of theater, past and present, inspired by the Internet Movie Database (but still a work in progress).  Covers more than 2,000 Broadway and 200 off-Broadway productions, plus a handful of U.S. regional and London West End shows.
Massachusetts High School
Drama Guild 		Organization promoting theatrical arts for middle and secondary school students and teachers.  Its main event is the annual Massachusetts High School Drama Festival, which featured some notable Stoughton High School entries in the early 1970s.

Musicals101.com

 Extensive "cyber encyclopedia" that offers a history of musical theater, TV, and film, reference features,  tribute to A Chorus Line, and more. 

Theatre History on the Web

 Jack Wolcott's directory of useful resources for historians (and serious fans) of ancient and modern theater.
SEE ALSO    Shakespearean Rhapsody and TheatreDance.com

 

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Science Fiction
United Federation of Planets

These come from
the links pages ...

Alien Abductions Incorporated
Blake's 7 Episode List
Doctor Who Reference Guide
The Klingon Language Institute
SciFi.Com
Sci-Fi Lists
The SFTV Page
Tommy of Escondido's Alien Fonts Page
UFO Abduction Insurance
The X-Files
YETI@Home Project
... while the number of science fiction links here
depends on your point of view: Unidentified Flying Objects



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