The same day my blog about the high cost of a 3-D movie ticket posted on www.TheWrap.com, I got a tip from a savvy reader that The Wall Street Journal published an extensive article on the same topic: “Can 3-D Save Hollywood?”. The WSJ analyzes the resurrection of 3-D films, and in two pages tells us that […]
Jonas Brothers 3D Movie Premier, all out FANDAMONIOUM on the Red Carpet!
February 26, 2009 By Leave a Comment
It was all out ‘Fandamonioum’ at the premier of Disney’s “Jonas Brothers: The 3D Concert Experience” in Hollywood last night. Over 100 screaming teenagers, winners of a Disney on line contest, lined the red carpet waiting to have a personal moment with the famous trio. During check-in, the lucky fans were given purple t-shirts, a grilled cheese sandwich courtesy of event sponsor Kraft, […]
THE OSCARS WENT TO THE DOGS!
February 23, 2009 By 3 Comments
The Oscars went to the dogs this year, SlumDogs that is! The $15 million budget 'SlumDog Millionaire' was expected to be the top winner of the 2009 Academy Awards, and it took the top prize as Best Picture for 2008. Winning 8 out of 10 nominations, Ben Stiller joked about the low-budget movie saying
Cool, Calm and Collected at the 2009 Grammy Awards
February 9, 2009 By Leave a Comment
We watched the music awards show on and off, and only what appealed to the various tastes in our household. Coldplay's “Viva La Vida” was our top choice to win as many Grammys as it was nominated for. Of course, for my teenaged daughter the Jonas Brothers being denied the victory again – they were upset by Britney Spears at the VMA's – was a disappointment, especially loosing to someone she'd never heard off!
Twilight Promotes Teen Reading Frenzy
November 17, 2008 By Leave a Comment
It's incredible to see teen-age girls carrying around the 500 plus page Stephanie Meyer novels and consuming them in a matter of days; over 17 million copies of “Twilight” have sold over the last few years, and I would think teachers probably wish this were the reaction to some of the reading material middle school and high school students are forced to read.
