zaterdag 30 april 2011

Face Painting Guide And Tips

Star in the famous novel in your own personalised book as Pip, Miss Havisham, Estella or any character you're choosing from this classic novel. Did you know that the book was published in 1860 and since then has been adapted over 200 times for stage plays? The classic novel has found its way onto the big screen several times and the movies themselves are also classics now.

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Rosario Dawson Talks Sin City 2, Brittany Murphy









This is really such a shame!
Rosario Dawson was recently promoting her new film, Speed With Trains Unstoppable, and during which, discussed the fate of the long-awaited sequel to Sin City, Sin City 2, and how she hopes the film will pay tribute to Brittany Murphy, who played the role of Shellie in the original, and [...]

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vrijdag 29 april 2011

Christmas Coloring Pages For Free

As the art historians and art critics formulated their opinions and ideas into prints, more esoteric terms spun off the subject under "non-objective art," "non-representational art," and "non-figurative art." Now, for the sake of simplicity, we could categorize it into only representational art and abstract art. Abstract art is a type of art which can conjure up different ideas and thoughts to individuals, making it open to interpretation.

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Jessica Simpson Shows Off Her Multiple Personalities On Twitter

Jessica Simpson, who appeared in a sharing mood yesterday, posted a fun photo on her official Twitter profile that showed off her many moods and personalities. It’s unclear if the photo is mean to be a promo photo for her hugely successful fashion line, an outtake from a photoshoot or just a collection of photos [...]

At last … after many years of hoping, praying, talking … then planning and waiting … Scream 4 finally opened in theaters here in the US yesterday. It seems like a lifetime ago that we first heard that the Scream film franchise was being rebooted with a new sequel and an ice age since the last film was released in theaters … but Scream 4 is out. I was able to see the film at a showing yesterday and I am very happy to reveal that I LOVED it entirely and believe it to be a very worthy sequel to the amazing Scream horror franchise.




I was very happy to see that Scream 4 manages to update the “horror movie rules” formula while still staying true to the spirit that we all know and love from the first 3 Scream films. The opening kill scene is just BRILLIANT. It’s so meta that I can’t even properly describe what happens … you’ll have to see it for yourselves. The movie is funny AND bloody. It seemed to be the bloodiest Scream movie yet … which is right on par with the way the sequels should be (tho I have to give the edge of the funniest Scream film to Scream 3, primarily because of Parker Posey‘s brilliant performance … and because of Courteney Cox‘s outrageously severe bangs). There is a nice dichotomy between the original cast and the new generation and the story twists and turns so much that you really do not know who the killer is (or killers are) until the body count whittles down the suspects … and even then, you really can’t be sure until that ghostface mask comes off. Be warned … NO ONE is safe in this film. If you have a fave character — either old or new — you better be prepared to see them skewered cuz in this film, anyone can die at any time. If I have one complaint about the film, it would be how long the ending dragged on. As you Scream fans should know, the killer always comes back for one last scare … but this time, that come back is quite long and drawn out. BUT, the movie is so good you kinda don’t want it to end so … more movie means more scares. I really had no idea how they were going to reboot the Scream franchise and make it both new AND true to the original films which came out a decade ago. I was very pleased to see that Scream 4 is a fun reboot of the franchise … and I’m DYING to see where the story will go next in Scream 5 … and Scream 6? Do yourselves a favor, go see Scream 4. If you love the original films, I think you’ll really get a kick out of and will enjoy this film a lot.




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donderdag 28 april 2011

Inside Pandora

During 1963, The Beatles' popularity with the British public, had reached levels of mass hysteria, never before seen. They had toured the UK throughout that year and in October had made their first overseas tour to Sweden. The British press had coined the phrase Beatlemania, due to the chaotic scenes that The Beatles endured wherever they went.

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woensdag 27 april 2011

Ingmar Guandique: Chandra Levy’s Killer

Ingmar Guandique is Chandra Levy’s Killer, according to a recent guilty verdict in the baffling murder mystery. Get the details here, and see photos and video below.




It appears there is finally justice in a case that was largely drowned out by the chaos that followed the September 11th attacks. A recent college graduate was found [...]

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dinsdag 26 april 2011

Lawsuit Against Dr. Dre Dismissed!


Oh well!
Detroit officials reportedly attempted to sue Dr. Dre and Eminem for recording and releasing a 2000 confrontation they had backstage during a concert at the Joe Louis arena, claiming that they had no right to put in their Up In Smoke national concert tour DVD, but the case has been dismissed!
According to legal reports, [...]

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We're finally going to get to see him in all his glory! Let's hope they don't eff it up!


There's been a lot of speculation about who our web-slinging friend will be up against in the upcoming Spider-Man reboot, The Amazing Spider-Man, but it appears that finally, the villainous cat is out of the bag, and it's a doozy!


WARNING: SPOILER ALERT.


Co-star C. Thomas Howell may have inadvertantly reuined the surprise when he began discussing his minor role in the feature, and let it slip that Spidey would be up against the Lizard during a fight scene on the Manhattan Bridge!


Holy shiz!


He explains:


"There is not a whole lot to talk about. Sony wants us to be hush-hush right now. I play a relatively small role. I play a construction worker who's son is caught in the middle of a battle between the Lizard and Spider-Man on the Manhattan bridge. Spider-Man helps me get my son back from this perilous situation. There is some payback there at the end of the movie. Spider-man is kind of hurting. I help him when all of the other people won't. Part of the story is, the nation thinks he might be a bad guy. They don't know what to think. Because of my experience on the bridge with my kid, I know he is a good guy. I pitch in and help out at the end. That is the best way."


NICE! That scene sounds seriously AWESOME!


And we're definitely down for the inclusion of the Lizard in the franchise (FINALLY!) so long as they don't eff up the CGI!


But to be fair, everything we've seen from the production so far, we're feeling!


What do U think?? Are U excited for the Lizard to make his official live-action appearance??



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