The 99 Cent Family
The 99 Cent Family is a play written by Iman Khamoushian and Fariborz Davoodian and opened on November 21, 2004. The play was an international success...
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The A to Z Symphony
The A to Z Symphony (full title The A to Z Symphony: Music Appreciation 101 - For Kids) is a direct-to-video DVD release by Classical Fun Music. Symph...
The Abbey Road Sessions/The Walk
The Abbey Road Sessions/The Walk is an album released by contemporary Christian music singer Steven Curtis Chapman. The album was released on March 29...
The ABC Collection
The ABC Collection is a 1976 greatest hits album by Steppenwolf, released after the band's second breakup by ABC Records, who owned the band's early b...
The ABC Doll Club
The ABC Doll Club is a doll collecting club based in Australia. The club generally focuses on Barbie dolls and other 1/6 scale fashion dolls. The inte...
The abolitionist Weld–Grimké wedding
The abolitionist Weld-Grimké wedding took place in Philadelphia in the evening of Monday, May 14, 1838. Theodore Weld and Angelina Grimké wed, at the ...
The Abortion controversy since 1973
The issue of abortion is a debate that divides the nation over fundamental choice between two competing rights: The right of the foetus as a human lif...
The Absence of Goodness
The Absence of Goodness is the title of a novel written by Isaac Morris, soon to be published by iUniverse.The title refers to the notion, taught by S...
The Absent Author
The Absent Author is a children's mystery book written by Ron Roy in 1997, and is the first book in the A to Z Mysteries series.In the first installme...
The Absolute Hits Collection
The Absolute Hits Collection is a 1999 popular music compilation album, released by Atlantic Records, containing 16 of the more popular songs from the...
The Absolute Peach Podcast
"The Absolute Peach" (or TAP) is a Podcast Awards-nominated and iTunes featured British Internet radio show created and hosted by Ben Young and Joseph...
The Access Group
The Access Group is a software consultancy and developer, selling primarily to UK mid-market businesses with 19 offices across the UK and France The o...
The Acorn (newspaper)
Acorn Newspapers is a group of award-winning weekly newspapers serving communities in Los Angeles and Ventura counties. There are currently five editi...
The acorn paradox
The Acorn Paradox is a cause and effect paradox that seems to suggest the creation of something from nothing. It proceeds as such:A time traveler goes...
The Actors Center
The Actors Center, New York City, was founded in 1996 by J. Michael Miller. The Actors Center aims to continue to develop actor's craft in relation to...
The Adam Howlett Show
Adam Howlett (born 14 September 1987 in Leeds, Yorkshire) is an English radio presenter with an international fan base. Adam currently presents a week...
The Addison on Amelia Island
The Addison on Amelia Island is a historic Victorian building located on Amelia Island, Florida is now a fifteen room bed and breakfast. HistoryThe Ad...
The Adelaide Question
"What school did you go to?" is commonly known and often referred to as "The Adelaide Question" It is also the title of the world's first autobiograph...
The Adelphian Society of Fitchburg State College
The Adelphian Society is a Greek Letter Sorority/Secret Society that was founded at Fitchburg State College on February 18, 1949. Our greek symbols ar...
The Adventure of Exham Priory
"The Adventure of Exham Priory" is a short story about Sherlock Holmes written by F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre. It was originally published in Shadows Over...