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The Brooklyn brownstone famous for being the setting for the movie “Moonstruck” was sold this month for nearly $4 million.

According to the Brooklyn Heights Blog, the Brooklyn Heights house where Moonstruck was filmed has changed hands recently. The gorgeous brick house, at 19 Cranberry Street, had been owned by the same couple since 1959.

There once was a little movie called “Moonstruck.” You may have heard of the actress who starred in it: she goes by Cher. A four-story home was featured in the film as Cher’s family home. The home, a Federal style brownstone, takes up the corner at Cranberry and Willow in Brooklyn Heights.

It happens often. You go to the bookstore and see a cover that looks familiar, but the title is different. Turns out, it’s a different book with a very similar cover. I had that happen recently with the JEWEL OF MEDINA (that we discussed the other day)(shown below) and another book titled SISTER TERESA.

"Memo to the tempted: In the famous words of Rose Castorini in the movie 'Moonstruck': 'I just want you to know no matter what you do, YOU'RE GONNA DIE, just like everybody else.'" Link To Article On John Edwards' Wise Ways

Help Barack Obama choose his new campaign slogan Obama's return from his America Sucks World Tour Source Ben Shapiro at World News Network Obama's return has meant jubilation in the streets. Demure virgins wave palm fronds over the triumphant conqueror as he wanders the highways and byways of the campaign trail.

Two-thirds they made him god and one third man, is how the Mesopotamian Gilgamesh Epic describes Gilgamesh in its prologue. Like its sister texts, the Mesopotamian creation myth the Enuma Elish, in which the gods also fashion human beings after their image, and the Hebrew book of Genesis, in which,

Devon's review of Moonstruck by Susan Grant SciFi/Futuristic Romance released by HQN 1 Jun 08 SciFi/Futuristic Romance tends to be hit or miss for me. And lately it's been all miss. That's why I was I was nicely surprised by Moonstruck, the first in Susan Grant's new Borderlands series.

EW Counts Down 100 Best Films of Past 25 Years by Christopher Campbell Jun 17th 2008 // 1:02PM Filed under: Classics, Comedy, Fandom, ListsThis week Entertainment Weekly is "Counting Down the New Movie Classics," listing the best films made in the past 25 years.

Who is your greatest diva through the times? Some names may pop up right away, you may say Celine Dion is the truly diva, other may claim Tina Turner, Barbara Streisand or the legendary Marilyn Monroe and her legacy Madonna. All names are fair, since they indeed contribute a lot on our music and entertainment history.