Among Hugo ‘s admiration for the classic Georges Méliès silent film A Trip to the Moon , the new Air album of the same name, and Newt Gingrich’s obsession with establishing a lunar colony, the Earth’s celestial satellite has been getting a lot of attenti

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On Tuesday morning, January 24th, Academy Award-winning ASCAP composer Michael Giacchino went back to elementary school, joining a violin class (his first ever!) and spending time with all the 4th and 5th graders at Burbank's Providencia Elementary Schoo