Hidden Beaches

A stunning series celebrating the diversity and flavours of the Indian subcontinent travelling from the roof of the world in the north to the great rivers and deserts at its heart and the rainforests of the south. From the Valley of the Flowers nestled in West Himalaya and young turtles hatching on the east coast to India’sone-horned rhinos and the lions of the Gir forest, the sights and sounds of India are unique.

Imagine beach scenes so lifelike and captivating, you can smell the salty sea air and feel the ocean breeze on your face! With soothing scenery and calming music, HD Moods Beaches will help you relax and unwind from a hectic day. Featuring various tropical and Pacific beach scenes showcasing sea, sand and sun, it s perfect for people who want to enjoy the relaxing qualities of the ocean. And, it s great as background scenery and sounds for a party any time of the year!

Hosted by Sara Haines (of ABC’s “The View”) this one hour special keeps the celebration going following the premiere of Lifetime remake of the classic movie, “Beaches.” From a beach house in the Hamptons, Sara is joined stars Idina Menzel and Nia Long who reunite to reveal secrets from the set, talk about female friendships and meet their real-life best friends! “Beaches” co-stars Gabriella Pizzolo and Grace Capeless share their story on how their own friendship helped land them roles playing the young CC and young Hillary onscreen. A special guest also arrives to surprise everyone at the beach house.

Toronto rock and roll quartet, The Beaches, have released their much anticipated full-length debut album, Late Show, and fans of the band have reason to rejoice.

Rolling Waves On Sandy Beaches is a 1991 CD credited simply to Ocean Moods. It consists of two lengthy pieces dedicated to the sound of the ocean, for meditative purposes or falling asleep easier. This was released by the Nature Recordings label.

Legendary producer Mike Chapman (Sweet, Blondie, Pat Benatar) is the lone variation on the Crawl's third offering. While most of the disc comprises standard Crawl fair (epitomized by the single, "Shutdown"), Reyne's oddball "Letter From Zimbabwe" stands out as a prototype for his later solo work. Slick production, some nice tunes, but ultimately a disappointing clone of the far superior Sirocco.

Canadian four-some The Beaches will release new album ‘Blame My Ex’ on September 15th.