Movies, Music, Theater and TV

The Internet Movie Database—Almost everything you ever wanted to know about any movie ever made, and the people who made them. I can spend hours surfing this site!

AMG All Music Guide—Almost anything about almost everyone in the music business!

Beeb Birtles—Follow the fantastic musical journey of this founding member of my favorite band of all time, Little River

DaVinci's Notebook—Irreverent and talented, this a capella/comedy music foursome never ceases to amaze!

Cathy's Closet— THE place to shop for everything related to I Love Lucy.

The I Love Lucy List—This listserver is for anyone who wants to discuss anything pertaining to "America's Favorite Redhead," but most especially for those who love I Love Lucy.

Broadway.com—Everything about the Great White Way.

CD NOW—If it's available on CD, you can buy it here!

POV Online—No, not the PBS series. An ecclectic site about specific areas of entertainment, presented by Mark Evanier, famous writer of comic books and television comedies.

The 80s TV Theme SuperSite—Way fun! Site includes not only popular themes we remember, but also rare promos, commericals, and other odds and ends.

Brady World—The Brady Bunch mega-site! Check it out!

Online Games

Shockwave.com—Fabulous collection of online games! Requires the Flash plugin, but if you are a fan of jigsaw puzzles, this is one of the best game sites out there!

JTed—A rather addictive, columns-style tetris game!

Chockablock—A tetris-style puzzle game; VERY addictive!

Green-T—Clear the fast-expanding wall by clicking away! The site content is in Japanese, but the annoyingly addictive little game is self explanatory, and lots of fun!

CleverMedia—Visit this wonderful collection of games in the Shockwave and Flash Arcades.

Clickomainia—Yet another annoyingly addictive tile game.

Novelties and Oddities

Urban Legends Archive—Ever wonder if that outlandish medical story or too-good-to-be-true offer actually is? Almost everything that ever passed through the realm of internet hoaxdom can be found and verified--or not!--here.

Urban Legends and Folklore on About.com—Similar to the Urban Legends Archive, but I find that this site is easier to navigate and more current when looking up the latest e-mail spam I receive.

Would you like to suggest a link? Send an E-mail to Trish@trishday.com. All suggestions are subject to review and might or might not be added to the directory.