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Wednesday, 31 October 2007
Even Before When Drive-Thru Weddings Became The Norm
On this day, in 1970, singer Michelle Phillips of The Mamas and The Papas married actor Dennis Hopper. They divorced after eight days.
[Courtesy of KVOA.]
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Happy Halloweenie to everyone!
a happy ghoulish NATPE birthday to:
Rob Schneider, Dermot Mulroney, Stephen Rea,
Piper Perabo, Samaire Armstrong, Peter Jackson
and last, but certainly not least, happy birthday to me!
[Images via IMDB]
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Tuesday, 30 October 2007
Do you Hulu?
Hulu.com, the advertising-supported online video site creation of NBC and Fox, began privately testing its services yesterday.
Now, as much as I enjoy my YouTube interaction, I'm looking forward to the 90-some selection of tv shows (past and present) from NBC, Fox, and assortment of smaller broadcasters. Also, with new partners, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and Sony Pictures Television, Hulu skeptics may change their mind.
So, I think it's about time for me to get my "I Dream of Jeannie" fix, and here's to hoping more networks jump on so I can my "Salute Your Shorts" fix, too.
[Read the article on Wired here]
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i'm the kind of G the little homies wanna be like
The Hollywood Reporter is reporting rapper Coolio, known for the 1995-hit "Gangsta's Paradise," will star in a reality series for the women's cable network Oxygen.
The show will follow the rapper as he tries to balance his work life with his role as a single parent to six teenagers.
The series, titled "Coolio & the Gang," has been ordered for six half-hour episodes.
[Read the full article at the Hollywood Reporter here.]
Now, I don't know about you, but I'm starting to feel like it's time for us to party like it's 1999 again. Coolio's back in the media. The Backstreet Boys and the Spice Girls have reunited, and Britney Spears just released another album. Now, give me a sec as I decorate my cubicle a la middle school locker style.
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new dvds out, hint hint
Now, if you need a little help in finding a gift for that special someone who has a birthday coming up. (ahemc'estmoiahem) Then this list will help you out:
New DVD’s for Oct. 30
Angel (The Collector's Set)
Avatar: The Last Airbender (Book 3: Fire, Volume 1)
The Bugs Bunny/Looney Tunes Comedy Hour (Looney Tunes Golden Collection Vol.5)
CSI: Miami (Complete 5th Season)
Everybody Loves Raymond (The Complete Series)
Family Guy (Freakin' Party Pack)
Miami Ink (Season 1)
My So-Called Life (The Complete Series, 2007 Shout! Factory)
Mystery Science Theater 3000 (Collection: Vol.12)
Scrubs (The Complete 6th Season)
Twin Peaks (Definitive Gold Box Edition)
Happy shopping!
Courtesy of TVShowsOnDVD.com
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THE FONZ WANTS TO DANCE!
Of course he does, it's his birthday, as well as some other stellar men.
So a happy NATPE birthday to:
Henry Winkler, Kevin Pollak, Harry Hamlin
[Images via IMDB]
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Monday, 29 October 2007
Fun Fact
In 1945 The first commercially-made ballpoint pens went on sale -- at Gimbels Department Store in New York City. The pens sold for $12.50 and racked up a tidy profit of $500,000 in the first month!
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A NATPE Birthday to
Winona Ryder, Richard Dreyfus , Dan Castellaneta, Gabrielle Union, Kate Jackson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Joely Fisher, Rufus Sewell
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Kevorkian Coming to HBO
I know their slogan is its not TV its HBO, but this one is going to be quite interesting to say the least. There have been many interviews and news stories on the Doctor of Death, the infamous "60 minutes" interview with Mike Wallace, and televised suicide which gave prosecutors all they needed to land Krikorian a prison sentence. Now after an 8 year prison term Krikorian is cooperating with HBO films to do a movie about his controversial practices.
This should keep my subscription going to HBO!
To read more, click here
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Friday, 26 October 2007
A NATPE Birthday to
Seth MacFarlane, Jon Heder, Dylan McDermott, Jaclyn Smith, Rita Wilson, Cary Elwes, Shelley Morrison, Thomas Cavanagh
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