Ghost

This week brought the sad news that Patrick Swayze has lost his battle with cancer. Although best known for his roles in Dirty Dancing and Ghost, he acted in many films in his career including the cult classic Donnie Darko. With an acting career spanning over 30 years, right up to the year he died, it’s no surprise there’s a fair amount of Swayze merchandise about. So in honour of a great actor, dancer and singer, this week’s eBay find of the week is the outfit worn by the legend in 1998 film Black Dog. »

Read the full article on boxwish.com

What did you see?
That's the question that was frequently asked on this week's series premiere of FlashForward, and it's one we're likely to hear often over the next few weeks.
Following the opening hour of this wildly anticipated new drama, though, we have a different question for readers: Was it worth the hype?
Did the first episode live up to ABC's billing? Will it be the next Lost? Will you tune in next week?
Our answer, across the board, is: yes, definitely. We were glued to our television screens during the hour. Browse through our detailed recap of "No More Good Days" and chime in with your thoughts on the show.

Below, we've listed a few of the most revealing FlashForward quotes from the episode:
Aaron: Even if this future stuff is real, maybe it's a blessing in disguise... Ghost of Christmas future crap. | permalink Mark: I was drinking again. »
- matt@iscribelimited.com (M.L. House)

Read the full article on tvfanatic.com

"When my doctors at Cedars-Sinai in Los Angeles said the words 'pancreatic cancer,' a single thought popped into my head: I'm a dead man." So says the late actor Patrick Swayze, who two weeks ago died of the disease at age 57. His inner thoughts on his acting career, his illness and his legacy are being aired in his audiobook Time of My Life, which Simon & Schuster is releasing Tuesday. Photos: Patrick Swayze RememberedIn the tapes, which Swayze narrated himself (along with Lisa Niemi), the actor recalls how he sank into a miasma of "anger, bitterness and despair" soon after »
- Michael Y. Park

Read the full article on people.com