Sundance Kid: Orem man never skips a photo with rich and famous Al Gore did. So was Justin Timberlake. Sean "P. Diddy" Combs and Spike Lee is in the club. So is Emma Roberts and Emmy Rossum. Ralph "The Karate Kid" Macchio is a link
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2pk Cut-Able Photo Magnets 8.5×11 Custom Self-Adhesive $4.97 Build fun craft creations with Cut-able Photo Magnets! These cool photo-holding magnets feature a self-adhesive front on a flexible magnetic back. Simply place your favorite photo directly on the adhesive front then stick the magnet anywhere you like. Plus, you can cut or trim the magnet with a pair of scissors for a totally customized creation! The magnetic sheets measure 8.5″ x 11″, so they are … |
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The schooner Robert Ingle Carter Photo Mugs
A portrait showing the schooner Robert Ingle Carter in broadside view. She is under full sail in a lively sea and waves can be seen breaking over her deck. She was launched from J.M. Brookss yard at East Boston Mass in 1891. Her managing owner was Gardiner B. Reynolds and her first Master Miron B. Peak of the Cape Cod town of Barnstaple, Massachusetts. Reynolds was the chief coal merchant in Newpo… |
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3pk Cut-Able Photo Magnets 4×6 Customize Self-Adhesive $3.99 Build fun craft creations with Cut-able Photo Magnets! These cool photo-holding magnets feature a self-adhesive front on a flexible magnetic back. Simply place a 4″ x 6″ photo directly on the adhesive front then stick the magnet anywhere you like. Plus, you can cut or trim the magnet with a pair of scissors for a totally customized creation! You can make a photo cutout of the kids to stick on the … |
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Portrait of a Legend 1951-1964 $12.68 No Description Available.Genre: Popular MusicMedia Format: Compact DiskRating: Release Date: 17-JUN-2003… |
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A Great Day in Harlem $12.69 And what a day it was: nearly 60 jazz musicians, gathered on a Harlem street one morning in 1958 for what photographer Art Kane rightly, if immodestly, calls “the greatest picture of that era of musicians ever taken” (incredibly, it was also Kane’s first professional shoot). Like Ken Burns’s Jazz, this 60-minute documentary, an Oscar nominee in 1995, is a mixed-media affair: still photographs and … |
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Mccartney $11.98 Paul’s first solo outing is very much a homegrown affair with him singing and playing everything (apart from a few harmonies by Linda). The expectations were high, and while not everything clicked, there was enough good stuff for the legend to continue. “That Would Be Something,” “Man We Was Lonely,” “The Lovely Linda,” and “Teddy Boy” all make the grade, but everything is eclipsed by “Maybe I’m A… |