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TDS TV on Demand delivers murder, heists, ballerinas and mayhem

Comedy, action, mystery, thrills—we have it all this month at TDS TV on Demand. From animated family fun and over-the-top action, to science fiction and even an old-school murder mystery, there's something for everyone to curl up and enjoy.
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: Bon Jovi

Thirty-five years is a long time to do anything, let alone the same thing. Generally, if you are able to stick it out that long and you’re relatively good at what you do, some recognition will come your way. Today’s band has certainly earned more than some having finally got their nod as one of the best in music history.  
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Seen on Pinterest: Holiday hairstyles perfect for party season

Holiday party season is fast approaching, and while you may have your outfits on lock, what's the plan with the rest? Work with what you have and play up your natural beauty with a simple DIY style that adds some festive flair to your outfit. These styles are easy to recreate at home.
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Sophisticated new Netflix email phishing scam wants to catch you

There’s a new and clever phishing scam designed to collect your Netflix credentials and credit card information. Not only does the email look like it came from Netflix, the greeting may also include your name. But, stop right there! Just because it looks legitimate, it may not be. Learn what you need to watch for.
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Cars 3 races to TDS TV on Demand

Lightning McQueen is back this week when “Cars 3” comes to TDS TV on Demand. The latest animated film from Pixar is a nice return to form for the “Cars” franchise and will thrill the younger kids. Other highlights this month include the spy thriller “Atomic Blonde,” which stars Charlize Theron, as well as “Wind River," a riveting murder mystery.
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: Stone Temple Pilots

Stone Temple Pilots was such a solid act in that time and you can hear the talent Scott Weiland had not only in his vocal ability, but his songwriting. Perhaps it’s best showcased here on Purple, where the tracks are possibly a bit more subtle, instead of the huge rock effort put forth in their previous album. Give yourself a boost today with this one—for only $5 bucks; you’ll save a pretty penny.
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The best meal kit delivery services on the market today: Savvy Spending

Chances are, you've heard about meal kit delivery—the ability to have fresh meals, or meal ingredients, delivered weekly to your home. Not sure if meal delivery is right for you? We outline some of the basic concepts, as well as highlight a few of the top nationwide services available (with a few promo codes we found tossed in for good measure.)
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War for the Planet of the Apes

Thrills and chills coming to TDS TV on Demand

We've got all sorts of fun this week on TDS TV on Demand. First, one of the most underrated film franchises of recent years is back with “War for the Planet of the Apes.” Second, just in time for Halloween, we have “Annabelle: Creation,” one of the creepier horror movies of the year. Next, science fiction and fantasy fans will want to check out “The Dark Tower,” an adaptation of Stephen King’s classic series of novels. Finally, we’ve got some good old fashioned action and adventure with Halle Berry’s “Kidnap” and Danielle Radcliffe’s “Jungle.”
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Weekly tech news roundup for October 20

Giant robots battle it out, the women of NASA come to Lego, and a Star Trek-like universal translator is now a Kickstarter. Also, don't miss what has to be the most unique robotic therapy pillow ever invented.
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Cheap Tunes Tuesday: The Black Keys

Often times you hear new music on the radio and it all just sort of blends together. That is the furthest thing from the truth with The Keys. Their sound is a blend of 70’s rock with modern composition, but still manages to give you that excitement when you first heard them out of the garage—unique is an understatement.
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