The Koopa Clown Car
The Koopa Clown Car (sometimes called the Koopa Clown Copter or Koopa Copter) is favored mode of transportation. It is a helicopter-like vehicle with ...
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The Kosu
The Kosu. (aka Kos-Who) The Kosu is a special fighting move founded in the ancient " Holt Road Mountains ". There were two founders that went by the n...
The Krays: New Blood
The Krays: New Blood is an upcoming British crime drama film written and directed by Richard John Taylor and starring Marc Pickering, Nathanjohn Carte...
The Kryptonian Crystals
The Kryptonian Crystals, also referred to as stones, elements, or artifacts, were the main plotline of the fourth season of the television series Smal...
The Kukis of Northeast India: Politics and Culture
The Kukis of Northeast India: Politics and Culture is a volume edited by Dr. Thongkholal Haokip which brings together a number of essays dealing with ...
The Kung Fu Mummy
The Kung Fu Mummy is a 2005 American low budget cult film written and directed by Randy Morgan. It is an experimental motion picture that teeters on t...
The Kwiato Master
The Kwaito Master is the upcoming album by kwaito star The Dogg, which will be his fith studio album, scheduled to be released on 7 November, 2008. Th...
The L Magazine
The L Magazine is a weekly city guide for New York City, focusing on the downtown neighborhoods of Manhattan and Brooklyn; its style is based on simil...
The Labyrinth Plus! Edition
The Labyrinth Plus! Edition, made by NonStop Entertainment, is a computer game for Windows XP. It consists of a 3-D maze puzzle in which the objective...
The Labyrinth Project
The Labyrinth Project was an international project inspired by the book Labyrinth of the World and Paradise of the Heart, written by the 17th century ...
The Lady Warriors
The Lady Warriors (also formerly known as The American Sweethearts, and The All-American Girls) is a women's professional wrestling tag team stable an...
The Ladykiller
The Ladykiller is an early novel of British fictional crime writer Martina Cole, first published in 1993. It focuses on the fictional unsolved murders...
The Lake of Stars
The 'Lake of Stars' is the lyrical and poetic nickname given to Lake Malawi. It has also been sometimes referred to as the "Lake of a Thousand Shining...
The Lalit Chandigarh
The Lalit, Chandigarh is a flagship brand of The Lalit Hotels Chains in India. The flagship is part of LalitSuri Hospitality Group. The group has its ...
The Lancaster
The Lancaster was the first luxury residential condominium tower completed at Lakeshore East in Chicago. Finished in 2005, the 30-story building featu...
The Land of Feast or Famine (Hornby)
The Land of Feast or Famine was the title of the manuscript for a novel entitled The Land of Feast or Famine recovered when northern adventurer John H...
The Land of two Fields
The Land of two Fields is a 2015 international film directed by Tim Aguado and written by Zachary Laoutides about a former Israeli Mossad operation th...
The Landmark Hotel
The Landmark Hotel is the sole 5-star hotel.in the city of Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India.BackgroundThe Landmark Hotel is a division of Som Datt Builder...
The Language Factory
The Language Factory is a language translation services company. The company is situated in St. Albans, Hertfordshire and provides a wide range of lan...
The Language Police
The Language Police: How Pressure Groups Restrict What Students Learn is a 2003 book by Diane Ravitch that details the role bias and sensitivity guide...