The Dixie Chicks rocked the charts with their infectious energy, musicality and overall charm and then they rocked the world with a controversial political stance, alienating their fan-base and forcing them into a very different kind of spotlight. This DVD follows the top selling female band of all-time, the Dixie Chicks, in the wake of singer Natalie Maines' anti-Bush statement at a 2003 concert ­ from the ensuing backlash to the band's triumphant return to the top of the charts. SHUT UP & SING chronicles the eye-opening and unexpected consequences of singer Natalie Maines' anti-Bush statements at a 2003 concert. On the short list of documentaries under consideration for an Academy Award® nomination, the film was directed by two-time Oscar®-winner Barbara Kopple (Best Feature Documentary: Harlan County, U.S.A, 1977 and American Dream, 1991) and Cecilia Peck. SHUT UP & SING is a "hell raising, soul stirring and utterly fascinating musical movie [that] is bound to have you whistling DIXIE on the way out". The SHUT UP & SING DVD will have a Q & A with the filmmakers and audio commentary with Kopple, Peck and the Dixie Chicks. C.R.A.Z.Y., the critically acclaimed film from director Jean-Marc Vallée, explores the triumph and beauty of acceptance, both of oneself and others. The film chronicles the first 20 years of Zac's (Marc-André Grondin) life, focusing on the contentious relationship he has with his father Gervais (Michel Côté). The pain they endure and, ultimately, the love they exude for one another has made this heart-warming coming-of-age film a smash hit in Canada, earning over $5 million at the box office. Zachary Beaulieu was born on December 25, 1960, a blessing according to his very Catholic mother (Danielle Poulx). One of five brothers, his father seems to favor him over the others, but Zac's birth date is just one of many things that set him apart from his siblings. When Zac' father senses unusual behavior in his son at an early age (such as Zac's penchant for his mother's clothing), their relationship changes. He becomes disdainful of him, an aversion that Zac will spend the rest of his childhood trying to overcome. from his siblings. When Zac' father senses unusual behavior in his son at an early age (such as Zac's penchant for his mother's clothing), their relationship changes. He becomes disdainful of him, an aversion that Zac will spend the rest of his childhood trying to overcome. Continuing the momentum established in 2006, Dann Foley launches into 2007 with a speaking tour and multiple Dann Foley Design features, including the cover of Chicago Home & Garden Magazine. 2006 was a year of change, growth and successes for Dann Foley Design. The company's milestones have included the relocation of Dann Foley Design to Palm Springs, opening a new retail store, Dann Foley California, the launch of their new website, cover feature in Decorating Spaces and twice on the cover of Chicago Home & Garden along with a variety of features and profiles in California Home & Design.