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The Fab Five!
Star Telegraph.com's names the Top Five things to look foward to, among them Buffy Season 7 DVDs are named. |
1. The Amazing Race returns
 Our favorite reality show is back this week, with twosomes racing around the world in a blurry travelogue. Yeah, the contrived battles for airline tickets get kind of old, but the jaw-dropping locations, entertaining challenges and bickering teams make this a blast to watch. It airs at 8 p.m. Tuesday, KTVT/Channel 11.
2. The New Rolling Stone Album Guide
It's been more than a decade since the previous edition of this guide, and the fourth edition emphasizes quality over quantity, eschewing one-hit wonders for acts that have made some sort of contribution -- be it commercial, critical or just kitschy -- to pop-music culture. Plus, there are plenty of reviews with which to argue, with individual entries encapsulating entire careers of artists and bands.
3. Bjork, Who Is It (Carry My Joy on the Left . . .) video
One of pop music's biggest weirdos plays bells (and dresses as one, we think) in this surreal video filmed on a stark, barren landscape that's somewhere on this planet but might as well be on the moon. Catch it on VH1.com.
4. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Complete Seventh Season on DVD
The witty horror series, with its slang-slinging, tail-kicking heroine and her cronies fighting vampires and demons, had a strong final season with a satisfying wrap-up -- and it's all here on this set (due Tuesday), with multiple commentaries and extras that'll help newbies understand why this was such a big deal.
5. George Jones, 50 Years of Hits
Yes, country maverick George Jones has been churning out hits for a half century. The way he used to drink, it's a wonder he's been around that long. The best of his stacks of hits are here on this fairly priced ($31), four-CD set, a nice Christmas gift for someone -- you know, like you.
Heads up by Apocalypse
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