Cornwall, the shooting location for Doc Martin and Poldark, the setting for the epic love story of Tristen and Isolde (the second act anyway), even Lara Croft pays a visit in Tomb Raider: Legend.

Back in 2003 Murphy’s Law went to air and unfortunately it never made it onto my radar.

PJ Harvey releases her 8th studio album titled Let England Shake.

Previous to watching Shopping, I’d seen exactly one decent Paul W.S. Anderson film (Event Horizon, in case you were wondering).

In 120 AD, 5,000 Romans traveled to the mountains of Scotland with the symbol of Rome's honor, the eagle. This gold plated statue represents all that Rome stands for.

This TV mini-series is a bit of an oddity, at least in my experience. It’s basically a hybrid between a drama and a documentary…a dramentary? A documa?

This 3-disc box set collects the British TV series Six Centuries of Verse into one tidy set.

I have to hand it to the folks at Eagle Rock Entertainment.

Breathtakingly beautiful. I was loving every second of footage. You get 75 minutes of England, 75 minutes of Ireland, 58 minutes of Wales, and 88 minutes of Scotland.

Smithsonian museums are known to educate us with entertainment, and to entertain us with education. We can certainly say the exact same about this DVD by Smithsonian Networks.