Engine list

http://www.cinema.pgh.pa.us/movie/reviews: Don't visit a movie theater without checking this vast resource of film reviews from magazines, newspapers, and Internet sites.
http://us.imdb.com/Movies/search.html: This definitive online database movie and television show includes in-depth, cross-referenced records on movies and movie people.
http://www.iguide.com/tv/tvguide/: What's on the tube tonight? If you remember the show's name, an actor in it, or a character name, iGuide's TV Guide Online will do the rest.
http://www.wilma.com/: The Worldwide Internet Live Music Archive (Wilma to her friends) contains all kinds of music information, live events listings, and other rockabilia. And to round it out, their search-o-matic engine contains three separate types of search.
http://www.mrshowbiz.com/: This entertainment grab bag has the scoop you're looking for. It covers the film, music, television, and book industries with reviews, live chat, and gossip.
http://www.nme.com/: New Musical Express chunnels news, reviews, charts, chat, and more to music junkies worldwide, along with the week's required allowance of British wit. One of the proud few print-to-Net success stories.
http://www.addictedtonoise.com/: Daily music news, reviews, commentary, chat, and a broadcast booth put this site in your top forty bookmarks. You'll stay for the info, despite the frames gridlock.
http://bau2.uibk.ac.at/sg/python/: The full text of sketches from the seminal British comedy series.
http://wheat.symgrp.com/playbill/html/home.html: What's playing at the Playhouse? Check here first for plays, musicals, and other theatrical performances. You can even get a MapQuest map to locate the theatre for most cities in the United States.
http://cconnection.com/: CDNow's Concert Connection is a combination of live music guide and online rock news magazine. Pick this one first, and you'll get information on who's playing international venues, and when.
http://www.culturefinder.com/: Culture buffs can search performance calendars for Shakespeare, string quartets, and everything in between. Site includes listings from both big- and small-name venues (somewhat U.S.-centric) including Manhattan's 92nd Street Y and Carnegie Hall.
http://www.storyweb.com/cgi-bin/bestguml/homepage/: Choose your own mystery...or romance, thriller, or offbeat drama. This directory of literary stuff on the Web comes complete with short-story synopses, pithy reviews, and ratings.
http://www.rockguide.com/: Covering more than just rock, this searchable guide to online music lists reviewed and rated Web sites on the industry's more prominent names.
http://www.thegist.com/: You can't search by keyword unless you register, but you can get more than just the gist of what's on TV this week. Search shows from sitcoms to soap operas, and get comments from the prime-time sidelines.
http://www.stim.com/: 100 percent Web 'zine, Stim has keen stories on Web, Internet, and tech concerns, with an appealing cultural bent and a format that works.
http://csugrad.cs.vt.edu/~eburke/anagrams.html: Enter a word or phrase for a long list of anagrams.
http://egret0.stanford.edu/hk/hkquery.html: Here's the best database resource for fans of movies made in Hong Kong.
http://www.tvguide.com/movies/database/: iGuide's database draws from the 22-volume Motion Picture Guide, which includes includes cast, credits and reviews for more than 30,000 movies. Its cross-referenced filmographies cover the work of more than 500,000 moviemakers.
http://harmony-central.mit.edu/Guitar/: The online guitar archive gives you chords and tabs to help you play along to numerous popular rock songs.
http://www.cs.virginia.edu/~bct7m/bacon.html: How many degrees of separation are there between any actor you can name and Kevin Bacon? Or Arnold Schwarzenegger? This complete waste of time is probably the most fun you've had since Twister.
http://tvnet.com/UTVL/: Plan those couch potato sessions here to cut down on time spent channel surfing. This site is more complete than TV Guide.
http://www.musicblvd.com/: Buy direct from this online music library. They've got info on titles large and small. Added features include track lists, reviews, and artist biographies.
http://www.forumone.com/: Tired of talking politics with your dog? Here are more than 4,000 Web-based discussion forums to search by topic.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ats-query-page/4184-6949976-441551: No need to wander the stacks now unless you want to. This online bookstore has millions of titles including current bestsellers and works hot off the press at nice prices.
http://www.musicsearch.com/: While this site doesn't offer much in the way of back-alley band info, for more popular names it's a handy reference.
http://www.quando.com/quando/: Great for looking up chat times and the like, this event listing service helps plan your schedule at home and on nights out in cities across the United States.
http://www.cinemachine.com/: A movie review search hat follows the SEARCH.COM philosophy. Get point and counterpoint on flicks from both print and online critics all from one source.
http://www.movietunes.com/: Not the place to look for the soundtrack to your favorite art flick, but a good resource for audio clips and industry news from the Hollywood jukebox.
http://www.eonline.com/: E! Online gets cozy with VideoLog to produce a film reference to rival that of The Internet Movie Database. Get one-stop, big screen details and dirt.