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To: Tokyo VD who wrote (33687)	12/24/1998 10:03:00 AM
From: Rock_nj	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 119973

BIGE is probably going to be one of those stocks that everyone says, "Why didn't I buy it when I heard about it?". Site opening tomorrow to sell entertainment memorabilia. BIGE opening site tomorrow Christmas Day! Could be a big gapper Monday AM. bige.Com, A Division Of Big Entertainment, To Expand Website To Include Auctions Of Exclusive Entertainment Memorabilia The Bige.Com Auction Gallery To Launch Christmas Day BOCA RATON, Fla., Dec. 10 /PRNewswire/ -- bige.com, a division of Big Entertainment, Inc. (Nasdaq: BIGE - news), announced today that it will open on its Website, www.bige.com, an Auction Gallery on Christmas Day. bige.com, which launched Thanksgiving, is the world's largest online studio store. The bige.com Auction Gallery will offer to bidders exclusive entertainment memorabilia available only at bige.com, including exclusive products signed by certain Star Trek™ cast members. In addition, Furbys and other hard-to-get popular items will be auctioned. The Auction Gallery will be a supplement to the bige.com Website, available via a direct link from the bige.com Home Page. bige.com also stated that starting this week, it will begin running TV commercials on network affiliate stations in selected markets, including New York City, advertising its Website. ''The addition of an Auction Gallery is a natural next step since we offer popular entertainment merchandise, and entertainment memorabilia is a hot item on the Web,'' stated Mitchell Rubenstein, Chairman and CEO of BigE.com. About bige.com and Big Entertainment bige.com is available on the Web at www.bige.com as well as at usatoday.com, and will soon be available on Time Warner's Road Runner high- bandwidth online system and on many other popular Websites, including hollywood.com and Film.com. bige.com is owned by Big Online, Inc., a wholly- owned subsidiary of Big Entertainment, Inc. BigE was founded by Rubenstein and Laurie Silvers, the founders of the Sci-Fi Channel™. The matters discussed herein that are forward-looking statements are based on current management expectations that involve risks and uncertainties that may result in such expectations not being realized. Potential risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to, the risks described in filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. SOURCE: Big Entertainment, Inc.

To: Tokyo VD who wrote (33687)	12/24/1998 10:04:00 AM
From: R Hamilton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

if i knew that for sure.......i'd be somewhere warm right now!!! ;-) won't be here long this morning......happy with my 11 points rhonda ps....you might be facing some heavy selling Delias Stake Cut by American Retail to 4.5%; More Cuts Planned Washington, Dec. 15 (Bloomberg) -- American Retail Enterprises LP cut its stake in Delias Inc. to 4.5 percent from 5.5 percent and said it will sell more of its stock in the catalog clothing retailer. New York-based Delias bought 26 Screeem! and Jean Country stores from American Retail last July for $13.1 million of stock and $10.0 million cash as the catalog retailer pushed into mall- based stores. American Retail, headed by William Siegel and Ronald Lubel, got 812,501 Delias shares in the sale, giving the privately held company its initial 5.5 percent stake in Delias. Baldwin, New York-based American Retail has since sold 152,800 of the shares, in open-market sales between Thursday and today for $9.19 to $11.81 each, according to its Schedule 13D amendment filed to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today. The shareholder plans to sell ''some or all'' of its remaining 4.5 percent stake of 659,701 shares, the filing added without specifying when or how many shares it may sell. Delias shares fell 23/32 to close at 9 7/16. The shares have fallen by about half during the past six months. 19:28:47 12/15/1998