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Life stings. And sometimes we are like jellyfish drifting in a sea of uncertainty. It will take love, hope and understanding to find meaning in it all. Three women living in Tel Aviv, quietly cross paths with one another, as they drown in their own sorrow. Their internal conflicts of trust, abandonment, and communication must rise to the surface before they can enjoy life’s oceanfront view.

In case you can't get enough Indy this year on the big screen, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Paramount Home Entertainment have just released the third and final box set of the Adventures of Young Indiana Jones, based on the Emmy Award-winning series that first aired on TV in the early 1990s.

"Young Indy" was a series ahead of its time and was devised by George Lucas to provide some backstory to his legendary action hero. Combining his own love of history and anthropology with some good old-fashioned adventure, romance and drama, Lucas inserted Indy (played by a very dashing young Sean Patrick Flanery) into some of the most significant historical events of the period, throwing him into encounters with major political and cultural figures, often before they'd realized their own potential. 

Jon Foreman's Spring EP is the continuation of his seasons' series, and this is the third in the collection. What's great about Jon Foreman is his originality of ideas, and the way he takes conceptual music styles and makes them tangible.

Spring is like Winter, with respect to the calmness and tranquility portrayed in the instrumentals, and Jon's quiet demeanor and voice. 

It is the true phenomenon of Harry Potter that does not make it hard to believe Pocket 20Q would invent a version solely dedicated to J.K. Rowling’s magical world.

The proud snitch-shaped game seems to holler, “I Know What You’re Thinking!”, into the minds of those who dare challenge its foreseeing abilities. It’s so smart it’ll see through your Invisibility Cloak. It will taunt you with its amusing banter and poke fun at you when you lose.

Now visualize anything and everything from Harry Potter and it will guess what you are thinking in twenty questions, maybe less. If it doesn't get it right, which it boasts with certainty that it will, it will ask you five more questions. Before you know it, Harry Potter 20Q will have you thinking of the most subtle details of the Harry Potter world just to see if you’ll win.