Category Archives: Christopher Lee

RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas Starr County is in the national spotlight due to the coronavirus pandemic. Recent news coverage includes stories by The Associated Press and The New York Times, along with MSNBC and ABC World News Tonight. There have been more than 2,110 COVID-19 cases in Starr County and nearly 70 deaths that are suspected of being linked to the virus, local officials told the national news outlets. Continue reading →

Cult indie artist Mark Christopher Lee and his much-lauded band The Pocket Gods have found that the time is now suitable that they release theirVery Best Of collection. Well, amid this current pandemic where the entire world is broken, it seems an entirely fitting time to do so. Continue reading →

The following deeds were transferred in Shelby County from July 15-25 July 15 -Robert Bethany to Bee Ham Buyers LLC, for $117,000, for Lot 14 in Kingridge. Continue reading →

Darth Vader is without a doubt one of the most beloved and feared villains in all of fiction, right up there with characters like The Joker, Hannibal Lecter, and Lord Voldemort. Continue reading →

A chartered surveying firm has invested more than 60,000 in a prominent, 2,060 sq. ft. office at 64 Wellington Street in Leeds a Caddick Developments property. Continue reading →

When the Second World War finished I was 23 and already I had seen enough horror to last me a lifetime, said the late actor Sir Christopher Lee. Lee, who died on 7 June in a London hospital aged 93, has been widely celebrated as a cinematic icon but the actor who spoke several languages was also a member of the SAS during the Second World War. Born in 1922 in Belgravia to a one-time Chanel model and an army colonel, Lee was educated privately before joining the Royal Air Force in 1940 Continue reading →

Count Dooku might have been underutilized in George Lucas Star Wars prequel trilogy, but the former Padawan of Yoda who turned to the Dark Side after becoming disillusioned with the Jedi Order is by no means any less interesting than say, Darth Maul or Darth Vader. Speaking in an interview with Inverse, Star Wars comic book writer and novelist Michael Moreci talks about his ongoing work in the galaxy far, far away, Star Wars: Adventures: The Clone Wars Battle Tales. Continue reading →

Every day, here on The Rewind, we look through the TV listings to find the best films on TV tonight. Continue reading →

Despite being the third and fourth entries of the Star Wars saga, Revenge of the Sith and A New Hope are two extremely different blockbusters. They released in 2005 and 1977 respectively, and are both held in high regard by fans, many of which deem them to be two of the best movies the entire franchise has to offer. Continue reading →

100 best spy movies of all time Since the silent era of film, spy films have been offering up a certain kind of escapism for movie-going audiences. Developing from the literary genre as early as the late 1800s, the first true piece of spy literature was a serial entitled The Great War in 1897 by William Le Queux. The success of the serial inspiredvarious other authors, such as Rudyard Kipling, to venture into this new written territory. Continue reading →