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Unwanted Attention from Female Fans for Taylor Lautner: Best Male Fresh Face
The 17-year-old martial arts expert featured in a much smaller role in Twilight, but has beefed up for the sequel and may about to eclipse Robert Pattinson in the teen heartthrob stakes.
The 'Twilight: New Moon' star - who was named Best Male Fresh Face at the recent Teen Choice Awards - tried desperately to avert his eyes when the woman began stripping off so he could autograph her underwear.
Taylor, 17, told Fox News: "I had this 40-year-old woman trying to find a way to take her panties off for me to sign them. They had my name imprinted on them. So that was kind of strange. But you can't expect anything from these 'Twilight' fans."
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
Are Your Halloween Costumes Hot Enough? Find Out What's Hot on the Shelves
Are Your Halloween Costumes Hot Enough? Find Out What's Hot on the Shelves
What do boys find hot this Halloween season? How about what s find y and hot? According to various sources, vampires, Disney characters, tabloid celebs and head-turners such as Amy Winehouse and stars such as Michael Jackson are very hot.
I have been to various Spirit Halloween shops in many cities. I have been able to take a look at the shelves. I have been able to see the rush of customers buying up anything related to Michael Jackson, Amy Winehouse, Sarah Palin, Britney Spears, Bernie Madoff and Kate Gosselin. Farrah Fawcett and Michael Jackson who died this year remain hot. At least their costumes are.
With the success of the Twilight Saga, princesses and witches are very popular too. Off course, boys will go toward the action movies characters such as Power Rangers, Superman, Star Wars, Batman and other favorites. Among costumes, vampires, clowns and pirates remain the top choices.
Many mothers will go out and spend on their daughters. They will find Sleeping Beauty and Snow White costumes. They will dress their infants in Tinker Bell, lady bug, blossom/flower, Elvis and Pebbles outfits.
As far as s are concerned, they will wear the Tiana Deluxe Costume which is a replica of what Princess Tiana wears in the upcoming movie " The Princess and The Frog." Keep in mind that Disney will usher its first black princess. Some s will go for Minnie Mouse, Toy Story, Tinker Bell and the Lost Treasure, Mulan and Pocahontas outfits.
Boys will always be boys. They tend to gravitate towards the heroes of blockbuster movies such as Transformers, G.I. Joe costumes. Among other hot costumes, you will find the Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3 costumes. SpongeBob SquarePants, Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Batman, Star Wars, Star Trek, Wicked Jester and Scary Mummy are very popular too.
Graphic Novels by Robert Venditti and Alternate Reality, Narrative and Storytelling
Alternate Reality: Is there a technology that allows people to fulfill that basic human need to be someone other than yourself? What would that world be like?
Telling Stories with pictures is the domain of Graphic Novels;
Titles of important comic books: Surrogates, Author Robert Venditti, Sin City, Watchman, Astro City: The Confessor.
Venditti wrote the comic book series "The Surrogates," a grimmy commentary on our times, a prequel was just released after the success of The Surrogates (Flesh & Bone). Another one is "The Homeland Directive" that is in the works.
Venditti's Borders-to-Hollywood story via comic book company, Top Shelf Productions, should be an inspiration to anyone hoping to break into comics. He worked his way up.
Telling Stories with pictures is the domain of Graphic Novels;
Titles of important comic books: Surrogates, Author Robert Venditti, Sin City, Watchman, Astro City: The Confessor.
Venditti wrote the comic book series "The Surrogates," a grimmy commentary on our times, a prequel was just released after the success of The Surrogates (Flesh & Bone). Another one is "The Homeland Directive" that is in the works.
Venditti's Borders-to-Hollywood story via comic book company, Top Shelf Productions, should be an inspiration to anyone hoping to break into comics. He worked his way up.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
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List of all Scary Movies of all Times: The Blair Witch Project, Paranormal Actvity and More
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A Top List of SCARY Movies of All Times
Shaun of the Dead, 2004
Red Dragon, 2002
Audition, 1999
Braindead/Dead Alive, 1992
Men Behind the Sun, 1988
The Fly, 1986
Alien, 1979
Halloween, 1978
Carrie, 1976
Jaws, 1975
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, 1974
The Exorcist, 1973
Night of the Living Dead, 1968
Blood Feast, 1963
Black Sunday, 1960
Psycho, 1960
Peeping Tom, 1960
Invasion of the Body Snatchers, 1956
Diabolique, 1955
Bambi, 1942
Freaks, 1932
Frankenstein, 1931
The Phantom of the Opera, 1925
Nosferatu, 1922
Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat, 1896
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Thursday, October 1, 2009
New Moon Movie Screening at Nordstrom? fashion and jewelry collection inspired by New Moon which hits stores on October 15
Twilight fans have the amazing an opportunity to see New Moon BEFORE it hits theaters on November 20, thanks to the generous folks at Nordstrom, who have arranged an advanced screening of the highly anticipated movie on the evening of November 19. Nordstrom is launching an exclusive fashion and jewelry collection inspired by New Moon which hits stores on October 15. There is a purchase required, but isn’t it worth it to see Edward, Bella and Jacob on screen before everyone else? We think so.
New Moon Movie Stars Converse: Pattinson, 23, Stewart, 19, and Lautner, 17,
The ''Twilight'' series may have changed the lives of fans worldwide, but perhaps no one has been more affected by its success than the three stars of the film: Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart and Taylor Lautner.
All became overnight sensations when they were introduced to the novel's millions of fans as the faces of Edward, Bella and Jacob -- the three high-school students with mystical secrets at the center of the story. Edward is a vampire, Jacob is a werewolf and Bella is the ordinary teenage girl loved by both of them.
Pattinson, 23, Stewart, 19, and Lautner, 17, went from bit parts to big stars with the first ''Twilight'' film. As they prepare for the release Friday of the anticipated sequel, ''New Moon,'' the young cast reflected on the ups and downs of newfound fame.
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Q: What is the best thing to come out of the ''Twilight'' mania for you?
Stewart: It's the same satisfaction that I get from any other movie, it's just that so many more people are paying attention. I always say I make movies for the life experience -- literally, you steal from the characters you play -- and to know that that's actually affecting 100 million not only little girls, but really spans the ages of people, it just feels good. It's so different from anything I've ever experienced, so that's definitely the best thing.
Pattinson: Presenting at the Oscars and stuff, it's just kind of so surreal. But there's little things, like recently I've been working on the ''Remember Me'' trailer and I had very little time to organize it, but the control you're given because of ''Twilight's'' success is kind of incredible. It is an amazing feeling.
Lautner: It's traveling the world in general and seeing this kind of fan support worldwide. We go to Sao Paolo, Brazil, and then we go to Mexico City, we go all over the world and we have fans there with the same amount of passion everywhere we go. It's just amazing to know we have that kind of fan support behind us.
Q: What's one thing you miss from your pre-''Twilight'' life?
Stewart: I like being outside. I like to take walks and I could totally take walks -- it's not the fans, the fans are great, they would let me walk. It's the other people, you know what I mean. It's the other people.
Pattinson: I loved driving around L.A. I know not a lot of people say that, but if you don't have to get anywhere, L.A. is the best place to drive 'round in. I used to have this little car, a convertible ... and I really do miss doing that, as the sun is going down, driving over the mountains. It's a great thing and I kind of do miss that a little bit. It's not really the same thing when you've got 10 cars following you.
Lautner: Malls and movie theaters, or me at them. You have to make adjustments but you can't let it get to you.
Q: What has been your most memorable fan encounter?
Stewart: There were two girls that wound up in Italy as extras. I had met them previously in Vancouver but they were from Minnesota, so lots of traveling and strange coincidence that they happen to have been placed right next to my mark.
Lautner: There are so many. The Brazilian fans were very passionate. We were greeted by them at the airport. Apparently there were barricades but I didn't see them. It was an interesting walk from the airport doors to our car.
Q: How is ''New Moon'' different from ''Twilight''?
Stewart: It's very much rooted in the story. The reason ''Twilight'' felt sort of kinetic, like the energy was sort of hard to grasp ... was because the whole story was about not being able to grasp that energy but going after it with full force and not caring about the consequences. That sort of infiltrates ''New Moon'' because she's been told that she was absolutely wrong, so now it's a more mature, considerate approach to the same ideas. Tonally, ''New Moon'' is different in that it also becomes more dangerous, it becomes more real. She finally opens her eyes and she's like, ''Oh, I've woken up in Wonderland. It's really scary. It's actually scarier than I thought it was going to be'' because there are werewolves and all the bad vampires want to kill her and all of that, so tonally it could not be more different.
Lautner: It takes everything Bella and Edward created in ''Twilight'' and destroys it at the beginning when he leaves, and it has to rebuild it, or Jacob has to rebuild Bella and then it's kind of destroyed at the end again. It's an emotional roller coaster.
All became overnight sensations when they were introduced to the novel's millions of fans as the faces of Edward, Bella and Jacob -- the three high-school students with mystical secrets at the center of the story. Edward is a vampire, Jacob is a werewolf and Bella is the ordinary teenage girl loved by both of them.
Pattinson, 23, Stewart, 19, and Lautner, 17, went from bit parts to big stars with the first ''Twilight'' film. As they prepare for the release Friday of the anticipated sequel, ''New Moon,'' the young cast reflected on the ups and downs of newfound fame.
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Q: What is the best thing to come out of the ''Twilight'' mania for you?
Stewart: It's the same satisfaction that I get from any other movie, it's just that so many more people are paying attention. I always say I make movies for the life experience -- literally, you steal from the characters you play -- and to know that that's actually affecting 100 million not only little girls, but really spans the ages of people, it just feels good. It's so different from anything I've ever experienced, so that's definitely the best thing.
Pattinson: Presenting at the Oscars and stuff, it's just kind of so surreal. But there's little things, like recently I've been working on the ''Remember Me'' trailer and I had very little time to organize it, but the control you're given because of ''Twilight's'' success is kind of incredible. It is an amazing feeling.
Lautner: It's traveling the world in general and seeing this kind of fan support worldwide. We go to Sao Paolo, Brazil, and then we go to Mexico City, we go all over the world and we have fans there with the same amount of passion everywhere we go. It's just amazing to know we have that kind of fan support behind us.
Q: What's one thing you miss from your pre-''Twilight'' life?
Stewart: I like being outside. I like to take walks and I could totally take walks -- it's not the fans, the fans are great, they would let me walk. It's the other people, you know what I mean. It's the other people.
Pattinson: I loved driving around L.A. I know not a lot of people say that, but if you don't have to get anywhere, L.A. is the best place to drive 'round in. I used to have this little car, a convertible ... and I really do miss doing that, as the sun is going down, driving over the mountains. It's a great thing and I kind of do miss that a little bit. It's not really the same thing when you've got 10 cars following you.
Lautner: Malls and movie theaters, or me at them. You have to make adjustments but you can't let it get to you.
Q: What has been your most memorable fan encounter?
Stewart: There were two girls that wound up in Italy as extras. I had met them previously in Vancouver but they were from Minnesota, so lots of traveling and strange coincidence that they happen to have been placed right next to my mark.
Lautner: There are so many. The Brazilian fans were very passionate. We were greeted by them at the airport. Apparently there were barricades but I didn't see them. It was an interesting walk from the airport doors to our car.
Q: How is ''New Moon'' different from ''Twilight''?
Stewart: It's very much rooted in the story. The reason ''Twilight'' felt sort of kinetic, like the energy was sort of hard to grasp ... was because the whole story was about not being able to grasp that energy but going after it with full force and not caring about the consequences. That sort of infiltrates ''New Moon'' because she's been told that she was absolutely wrong, so now it's a more mature, considerate approach to the same ideas. Tonally, ''New Moon'' is different in that it also becomes more dangerous, it becomes more real. She finally opens her eyes and she's like, ''Oh, I've woken up in Wonderland. It's really scary. It's actually scarier than I thought it was going to be'' because there are werewolves and all the bad vampires want to kill her and all of that, so tonally it could not be more different.
Lautner: It takes everything Bella and Edward created in ''Twilight'' and destroys it at the beginning when he leaves, and it has to rebuild it, or Jacob has to rebuild Bella and then it's kind of destroyed at the end again. It's an emotional roller coaster.
Comic-Con Revealed Twilight and New Moon Products, Posters and more
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