Want to know what TV shows are worth watching? SocialGuide tells you what shows are being watched now and lets you what channel it’s on in your area. Plus it connects you with people who enjoy the same shows you do.

Using feeds from social media, SocialGuide tells you who’s saying what about what’s on TV. Check out the SocialGuide to learn more.

Want to read world famous classics, but don’t want to buy them? At Project Gutenberg you can find over 28,000 classic books in electronic form. You can find such great stories as :

Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen
Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
History of the United States by Charles A. Beard and Mary Ritter Beard
Ulysses by James Joyce
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Complete by Leonardo da Vinci
Dracula by Bram Stoker
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Les Misérables by Victor Hugo
The Marvelous Land Of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka
A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë

The books are available in a variety of formats including ePub, PDF, HTML, Text, and formats that can be read most portable devises, e-readers and on your computer. You can even download audio versions. I currently have The Time Machine, Dracula, Wuthering Heights and Sherlock Holmes on my Nook.

Be sure to read the information about use and distribution of the books. The books are in the public domain in the United States but you’ll want to check the rights if you live in a different country. The books are free to use, but not necessarily free for you to distribute to others.

To learn more, get books or even get involved with the project, visit Project Gutenberg .

Not sure if its worth $10 per person to see the latest movie releases? Should you wait for the paperback version of the new bestseller to save more than 50% of the hardback price? Before you spend your hard earned money and time, check out MediaCritic.com for the latest reviews from top newspapers and publications around the country on movies, books, games and tv shows. MediaCritic.com offers a “Metascore” (average of the critics’ scores) for each item giving a quick glance at its overall rating. You can read the critics’ reviews as well as the opinions and ratings from non-critics. You can post your own opinions or participate in group discussions.

You can access the information through the website or through an RSS feed or your smartphone.

Just in time for summer beach reading. eHarlequin offers something for free every Friday! It could be FREE Shipping, a FREE print book or a coupon for a free eBook!
Check out eHarlequin to see what’s free this week!

You may have heard about the Barnes and Noble Nook  competing with the Amazon Kindle. However you don’t need to buy a either to read the free ebooks being offered by Barnes and Noble. You do need to download its free reader for your computer (PC or Mac). Or you can get it for your iPhone/iPod Touch or Blackberry.

The books are varied and include Maximum Ride by James Patterson, Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte, Emma by Jane Austin, many romances, a few Star Wars books, and lots more. Get the free reader application and start downloading free ebooks from Barnes and Noble.

Here’s a fun Halloween Treat. You can carve your own digital pumpkin.

Here are some fun Halloween activities that kids can use to decorate or just have fun.

Coloring Page Creator – Lets your child create the picture to color!
Witch’s Brew Color Page(and hidden picture)
Frankenstein & Mad Scientist Color Page
Jack-o-lantern Scarecrow Color Page

Earlier in the week I posted about RerunCheck where you can find out if your favorite show is a new episode or a rerun for the week. But what if you missed the new episode? What can you do then? Well the people at Crap, I missed it can help. Simply click on the TV shows and search for your show and enter your email to receive notification when the episode you missed will run again.

Crap I missed it can also notify you of bestsellers at Amazon, new albums, concerts, YouTube top videos, sports scores and more! Visit the site to learn more.

When I was growing up, it seemed like t.v. shows ran all new episodes from September to May. These days, however, it seems like you can’t go an month without having a rerun. I’m a Law and Order SVU fan and for a couple weeks in a row, in February and March there were reruns…and its only March? There should be 3 more months of new shows!

If you’re like me and get upset when you sit down to watch your favorite show only to discover you just saw it a few weeks back, you can now use Rerun Check to find out if your show will be a new episode or a rerun. You can even request an email or subscribe to the RSS fees to you can be notified whenever a new episode is going to run.

Check it out at RerunCheck.com