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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty is a comedy-drama adventure film directed by and starring Ben Stiller. Walter Mitty is a timid magazine photo manager who lives life vicariously through daydreams embarks on a true-life adventure when a negative goes missing. It is a remake of the 1947 film with the same name.

Fuel (previously called Fields of Fuel) is a 2008 documentary film directed by Josh Tickell and produced by Greg Reitman, Dale Rosenbloom, Daniel Assael, Darius Fisher, and Rebecca Harrell Tickell. It won the audience award at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. The DVD was released on June 22, 2010.

The Interpreter is a 2005 political thriller film starring Nicole Kidman, Sean Penn, and Catherine Keener. It was the final film to be directed by Sydney Pollack before his death in 2008.

A Brokedown Melody is a 2004 documentary surf film from Woodshed Films directed by singer/songwriter Jack Johnson and his film school friend Chris Malloy.

Out Cold is a 2001 American cult comedy film about a group of snowboarders in Alaska. It is the first feature film by the music video directing team The Malloys, after co-directing the surfing documentary Thicker than Water (2000) with musician Jack Johnson. The film presents itself as something of a parody of 1980's "ski school" movies and makes a number of references to the film Casablanca. A number of elements of the latter including plot and even some famous lines were incorporated into Out Cold.

The glee club performs songs from artists that they feel are neglected at a benefit in an attempt to raise money for Artie, Mike, Tina, and Brittany's Academic Decathlon team. When Sue learns of New Directions' attempts to help fundraise, she tries to stop them. Lauren convinces Mercedes to become even more diva to get what she wants.

Claire is seduced by Billy's newfound lust for life; George is haunted by visions from his mother's death. Ruth and Claire are at odds over Claire's inheritance money and lifestyle.

In an effort to get to the root of the secret that William's nemesis, Dennis York, holds over their heads, the Walkers recall their memories, both good and horrifying, of their family's days at Ojai Foods in 1986. Then, as they continue to flashback to their younger days, they finally recall the shocking secret and the shameful cover-up that led to York's power play, and are forced to deal with the remorse of a tragic event. Meanwhile, Nora and Holly take an uncharacteristic trip, a la "Thelma & Louise," to search for answers about Ojai's hidden worth, and Justin and Rebecca finally get their happily ever after.

This is a commercial for the NBC morning news and entertainment program, 'Today'. "Today: Modern Dads" My dad's a dad, just an average guy. He hugs me tight and throws me high. With average shoes and average hair, but when I need him most, that's when he's there. Hmmm...maybe he's not so average, I have to say. Join us for average dads aren't average on Today. Brought to you by Dove Men + Care. Celebrating the many ways dads care. (Lyrics) Tell you one thing, we're better together My Dad's A Dad, Just An Average Guy. He Hugs Me Tight Throws Me High With Average Shoes Average Hair When I Need Him Most That's When He's There Hmm... Modern Dads All This Week Today Dove Men + Care

Sonos has partnered with Jack Johnson and Brushfire Records to present Jack's new album, 'From Here to Now to You' inside Target stores throughout the United States. Starting today and through the holidays, you can visit the Sonos section at your local Target and listen to exclusive tracks from Jack's latest collection of rich, warm melodies -- all on the new SONOS PLAY:1. "Sonos and Jack Johnson Fill Target Stores with Music" (Lyrics) Could try to find it too 'Cause this place is overgrown It's a waxing moon Home is wherever we are if there's love here too Well home is wherever we are if there's love here too (Lyrics) Radiate Radiate Radiate oh oh oh Radiate Jack recorded his new record at home Listen to it all over your home on Sonos Preview Jack's new album on Sonos In Store Today Buy an Exclusive version of the album today Sonos

The commercial begins with the same format as most Apple ads. They show the iPhone being held in someone's hand, and then being used. The person selects to view a photo album, and selects an image of a little girl with freckles (every freckle). They then show a video clip of the animated movie, Up with a nice shot of Carl's face (every wrinkle). Someone is then shown reading The New York Times with the screen zoomed in on the logo (ever letter), then someone reading an article and highlighting the word "beautiful" (every word). We then see them using Twitter (every Tweet), scrolling through their music (tune), and playing a video game (battle), and then watching a video clip of a little girl eating a huge slice of watermelon (memory). The narrator then explains the Retina display. This is the highest resolution phone screen ever. So every freckle, every wrinkle, every letter, every word, every Tweet, tune, battle, and memory looks more beautiful than ever before. The amazing Retina Display only on the iPhone 4. The New York Times ...kitchen, like most great innovations, it was disruptive. And how do you persuiade people to disrupt their lives? Not merely by ingratiation or sincerity, and not by being famous or beautiful. You have to explain the invention to customers - not once or twice but three or four times, with a different twist each time. You have to show... Dictionary Highlight Note Search @kevin_tenglin @johnson_kate Good luck on your midterms! @lee_mia Just ate the best sandwich. Ever. @amygilmer What happened to summer? @johnson_kate Can't wait to see my sister tomorrow! @bobferrini Ran 10 miles this morning! @dolan_kevin @gagebock YOur seats look @bowerscott @gagebock I was there too! It was awesome! @gagebock Concert last night was a lot of fun. Totally got up to the front! http://twitpic.com/2pba3b @anneoburgh Woke up with the weirdest bed head this morning. Left side of my hair is sticking straight up! Jack Johnson - To the Sea The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan iPhone 4 AT&T The nations fastest mobile broadband network.

The commercial shows a man and woman talking. The man appears to just come from working out, and the woman is sitting at a table. She is doing stuff on her phone. The talk about the costs of downloading music, and how you can listen to unlimited music with Rhapsody for $10 per month. The guy shows the girl a "vintage" action figure he got for $10. Man: Hey, what are you doing? Woman: I just signed up for Rhapsody, so I'm downloading tons of stuff. Passion Pit, Jack Johnson, Lady Gaga... Man: How much is that going to cost us? Woman: Just $10 a month. Man: But how much per song? Woman: With Rhapsody, you don't pay per song. We can listen to all we want and I can even download music straight to my iPhone. Man: 10 bucks? I got this (action figure) for 10 bucks yesterday. It's vintage. Narrator: All the music you want. Just 10 bucks a month. Rhapsody: Music without limits. All the music you want. Just 10 bucks a month.Rhapsody rhapsody.com app store android

Watch you when you say What you are and when you blame Everyone, You broken king Watch you change the frame or Watch you when you take your aim At the sum of everything (Chorus) Cause you and your heart Shouldn't feel so far apart You can choose what you take Why you gotta break and make it feel so hard You lay there in the street Like broken glass reflecting pieces of the sun But you're not the flame You got the people passing by Because you know what you don't like It's just so easy, it's just so easy (Chorus) But you and your heart Shouldn't feel so far apart You can choose what you take Why you gotta break and make it feel so hard Oh and you and your heart Shouldn't feel so far apart You can choose what you take Why you gotta break and make it feel so hard You just draw so many lines in the sand Lost the fingernails on your hands How you're gonna scratch any backs? Better hope that time will take our lines away Take all our lines and Hope that time will take our lines and Hope that time will take our lines away Take all our lines away