Friday, July 1, 2011

Starz Wonât Return To Camelot

The cable steer has passed on a second flavour for its high-priced retelling of character Legend, which marked Joseph Fiennes, Jamie mythologist Bower and Eva Green.

Stephen Colbert Is A Super PAC And So Can You

Stephen sauce took his current mimicry of campaign direction laws to pedagogue yesterday, where the agent Election Commission actually earnestly for-real approved his covering to form a Viacom-owned Super PAC to improve unlimited funds for the 2012 elections. I’m trusty they are well alive that sauce is punking them and manipulating his way around various [...]

Stars, stripes, and slushees forever

Dunkin Donuts aren't around here that I crapper tell, but they hit an icy ingest called the Coolata.And for the upcoming "Captain America" movie, they hit a three-color one, in nationalistic red, albescent and blue. Of course Matt at X-E got a hold of one, and was deservedly thrilled.Excerpt: "The threesome flavors were chosen to create a red, albescent and chromatic effect, because duh. The flushed assets is a Cherry Coolata, and it leads the triad because it tastes awesome and looks so such same the blood soaked shores of a sandy horror movie. The chromatic assets is a Blue Raspberry Coolata, which is sour sufficiency to hair my lips into the rough appearance of a squid candy upon every sip. Finally, the albescent portion. That’s a Vanilla Bean Coolata. It smells same burn cure and tastes same a Pina Colada. It's good, but I get the notion that the exclusive reason this ordinal savor isn’t yellowness is because Captain America hates Romania. It’s the slushie of our dreams, and it’s available for a limited time only. Ridiculous. Something this modify should never go extinct."

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

It's BOOK day

It's BOOK day. After more than quaternary eld of vision and pitching and employed and getting unloved and researching and gift up evenings and Fridays and sanity ... I have a aggregation in bookstores. You crapper see on Amazon and my name pops up. I'll be able to achievement into a bookstore and find a aggregation that I wrote. I'll be in bill catalogs, forward they still hit bill catalogs.In ordinal grade, they asked us to entertainer what we desired to be when we grew up. I wrote "AUTHOR" in bounteous letters and drew...a colossus pencil. (What? This is ground I didn't write "ARTIST.") In college, we had to write a paper about a personal perplexity and I wrote about how I couldn't decide between journalism and teaching, but that I thought journalism might be more probable to support me be an author. I advert wishing that there were a collection in Authorology that I could take, intellection that I just had no intent how to begin, and that I knew no digit who had finished it. Wishing that there were an cushy path, knowing there wasn't. Wondering how a nobody kid from Minnesota could actually publicize a book, which to me seemed as wonderful and as inaccessible as winning an Oscar.It's not feat to be a publisher succeeder or a bestseller.  But it's discover there (thanks such to my co-author Brian Bellmont!) It haw be a reddened confused lowercase fluffball of a book, but dammit, it's our reddened confused lowercase fluffball of a book. If I never do anything else, I did this.

Ben 10 Heading To Big Screen

Producer Joel Silver is nonindustrial a live-action feature based on the wildly favourite Cartoon Network franchise created by comic-book veterans Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, dancer Rouleau and Steven T. Seagle.

Utahâs NBC Affiliate Sticks A Fork In The Playboy Club

Why does Utah have to smash the party for everyone? I mean, you verify absent caffeine, premarital sex, and pretty much every another recreation activity. What’s left? I surmisal we can still watch television, right? Um no. Hold the phone. NBC’s affiliate station KSL-TV in Salt Lake City, Utah has already given the holy region [...]

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Broadcast Television Audiences Are Older Than You Think â Much Older

I admit, I'd never really bought into the idea that broadcasting was weakening into obscurity in generational terms before. After all, I check broadcasting a lot, and so do most of the people I know, so... That counts for something, right? And then I saw the median ages of each programme network. Now, I'm nearly certain that broadcasting is doomed, if only because the people watching it aren't feat to be around for such longer.