Promised a ride home, Russell joins the New Historians on their steam-powered locomotive only to have his journey unexpectedly cut short.

With his path to safety blocked, and only ten minutes left before the next fireball erupts, Russell must somehow escape the Serpent Mound caves before he's burned alive.

Russell is held captive by the Contrarian, a crazed conspiracy nut who believes the New Historians aren't the benevolent scholars they claim to be.

Long queues as Egyptians vote / Voting in DR Congo / Film-maker Ken Russell dies.

Aided by Alice, Russell keeps a low profile and eventually learns of a new theory about what might have happened to all the missing people.

Hoping to gain Russell's trust, the Contrarian reveals the origins of his conspiracy theory while crossing the Ohio River.

With his condition worsening, and the Natives and Tourists preparing for war, Russell makes an impassioned plea for peace -- but will his words fall on deaf ears?

Waking up in an old Amish farmhouse, Russell finds himself a guest of the bucolic community called New Eden and its charismatic leader, JD.

ColdmaN5's then-landmark album "Steven Seagull, Richard Gecko, Dean Crane, and Russell Crow", was the band's fifth album to be released in 2005. Called "The Celebrity Album", each of the LP's sixteen tracks pay "homage" to a "celebrity" (which is loose in...

Three women's lives share a common core: they have all been profoundly affected by adoption. KAREN (Annette Bening) had a baby at 14, gave her up at birth, and has been haunted ever since by the daughter she never knew. ELIZABETH (Naomi Watts) grew up as an adopted child; she's a bright...