I'm sure "Glee" is responsible, but "Don't Stop Believing" by Journey seems to have made quite a comeback lately.

These were the Top 10 DVD rentals at Redbox kiosks from Oct. 26-Nov. 2:

Where God Left His Shoes (NR, 2008, IFC Films)

Following is a partial schedule of coming movies on DVD. Release dates are subject to change:

News of a new, extra-large, extra-priced portable from Nintendo was met more with confusion than enthusiasm when it was unveiled last week.

RENTALS

The following games are scheduled for release this week, according to VGReleases.com:

A Tom Hanks classic, "Forrest Gump" (Paramount, 1994, $39.99); a knockout of a set, "Rocky: The Undisputed Collection" (MGM, 1976-2006, $99.98); and a pair of holiday favorites, "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" (Warner Brothers, 1989, $39.92) and "It's a Wonderful Life" (Paramount, 1946, $29.99) top this week's sparkling lineup of new Blu-ray titles.

"That's funny." (Man at prairie crossing)

Just like millions of other children, my kids, Cady, age 10, and Hudson, 8, ride a bus to school each morning. Yet we never really thought about its mechanical marvels until we watched "How'd They Build That? School Bus."

After being crushed by his own set, Eddie Riggs awakens to a bizarre world of heavy metal that would be nightmarish for some but not for him. He feels right at home in a dimension of demons, hot rods and monoliths.

After being crushed by his own set, Eddie Riggs awakens to a bizarre world of heavy metal that would be nightmarish for some but not for him. He feels right at home in a dimension of demons, hot rods and monoliths.

DEAD SPACE: EXTRACTION

Top-selling U.S. games for the week of Oct. 17:

ORPHAN 3 stars (Warner Home Video, '09) $28.98. 123 mins. After their third child is stillborn, a married couple adopts a 9-year-old Russian girl, who is nothing that she appears to be. With Vera Farmiga, Peter Sarsgaard, Isabelle Fuhrman. R (disturbing violent content, some sexuality and profanity)

These are the Top 10 renting video game titles at U.S. BLOCKBUSTER stores for the week that ended Oct. 25:

These were the Top 10 DVD rentals at Redbox kiosks from Oct. 19-25:

RENTALS

Here's a look at some notable TV shows now out on DVD:

Battlestar Galactica: The Plan (NR, 2009, Universal)

Following is a partial schedule of coming movies on DVD. Release dates are subject to change:

NEW YORK - Nights in New York City's upscale Soho neighborhood always offer something at which to gawk.

A television cult classic, "The Prisoner" (A&E, 1968, $99.95), leads this week's new titles arriving on the DVD Blu-ray high-definition format.

The following games are scheduled for release this week, according to GameSpot.com:

NEW YORK For $201,449,189, you should get just about everything, shouldn't you? The Yankees have offensive firepower, power starting pitching and the greatest closer in the history of the game. They also might have Kryptonite to slow down the Phillies' Supermen.

A good political thriller has to both entertain and educate. Or to put this another way, thrills are needed along with the politics.

Charles Kuralt once said, "Thanks to the interstate highway system, it is now possible to travel from coast to coast without seeing anything."

NEW YORK - If you closed your eyes here Sunday night and allowed your mind to wander, you might not have realized this was the new Yankee Stadium.

NEW YORK Chaos reigned in the Yankees' clubhouse, champagne and beer spraying every which way. There were group hugs, and indecipherable chants.

Top-selling U.S. games for the week of Oct. 10:

Mario and Luigi team up again for their third portable RPG adventure, but this time, archenemy Bowser is along for the ride.

BEATERATOR

It's been compared to "The Godfather" and "Nixon," but the Italian political opus "Il Divo" reminds me of nothing so much as Orson Welles' "Citizen Kane."

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - In a life of encounters with celebrities, comedians and crooks, Craig Glazer has met all sorts.

These are the Top 10 renting video game titles at U.S. BLOCKBUSTER stores for the week that ended Oct. 18:

TRANSFORMERS: REVENGE OF THE FALLEN 2 stars (Paramount, '09) $29.98. 149 mins. The alliance forged between the Autobots and humans is threatened when the Decepticons pursue Sam, who holds the secret to the Transformers origins on Earth. With Shia LaBeouf, Megan Fox, Rainn Wilson, John Turturro. PG-13 (intense sequences of sci-fi action violence, profanity, some crude and sexual material, and brief drug use)

ANAHEIM, Calif. New York cold and rain? That's for suckers.