Sun Gods and Goddesses, with the weather that we have had, I can see that there has been no time to tan. Well fear not! The perfect bronzer is now available at Chicago Male Salon located at 3418 N. Halsted St. or on the web at www.4VOO.com. It's called 4VOO silk-enriched face and body bronzer, and it is a rich and luxurious men's product that will create a fabulous immediate tan on all skin types, or deepen and prolong your natural tan while providing a hint of shimmer. Pure silk provides sexy smooth natural looking coverage. Along with that you have to try the 4VOO deep exfoliation scrub and the 4VOO energizing mask. I love the whole 4VOO line, and strongly suggest that you hop on line or rush out to Chicago Male and try it out today! New in DVD's That Girl: Season One, available in its entirety for the first time on disc. A beloved and landmark television series - and the first to spotlight a young female character taking charge of her life - "That Girl" premiered in 1966 to both critical acclaim for the show, and instant stardom for actress Marlo Thomas. Also serving as the show's producer, Thomas set out to create a new and revolutionary role for prime time women, proving that they could be strong and independent -- and happily single. The That Girl: Season One DVD is loaded with rare and never-before-seen extra features, including the "That Girl" pilot, a brand-new interview with Marlo Thomas on the making of the show, and That Girl in New York, a collection of raw footage shot on location in New York and narrated by Thomas and co-creator Bill Persky. This is coming out on September 8th so be on the look out! Another great release from Shout Factory is that wacky Weird Al Show! The Weird Al Show: The Complete Series will brighten the day of legions of Weird Al's fans when it arrives in stores on August 15th. The three-disc set contains all 13 hilarious episodes of the series which ran on CBS during the 1997-1998 television season. The discs include a plethora of entertaining bonus material, such as animation storyboards, original art galleries, and a karaoke version of the tongue-twisting theme song. Each episode features a commentary by Weird Al, producer Tom Frank and director Peyton Reed, plus guest commentaries from some of the cast members, including Judy Tenuta and Emo Philips. The Weird Al Show: The Complete Series three-disc set will be available for the suggested retail price of $34.98.