Well its no news that former buddies and Business partners Dbanj and Don Jazzy fell out a while back.. Gist is that Dbanj Contacted his former partner and Friend to bring his new team Mavin all stars to grace his DKM concert which Don jazzy vehemently turned down.. Sheifunmi.netreports that despite Dbanj pacifying Don Jazzy with a massive sum of Money the Mavin Boss stuck to his guns that his team was not going to grace Dbanj's Concert on any condition ..Awwwww you guys just get back together alread... read more »
Sorry for the long wait, folks. I hope you enjoy! Chapter 14 THEN Alice embraced unconventionality. She was odd. Knew it. Didn't care. So when something weirded her out? It was really weird. She stared at Mister Dan. "Don't look at me like that," he said. "I...well, I...it's just that--" "Do you trust me?" he said. She nodded. "You've been hanging out here since you were what, ten?" "Sounds right." "And have I ever lied to you?" "I don't think so." Mister Dan cocked his head, then said, "Good... read more »
Yes, he is my favorite GLEE Star! He is no other than the hunk Hollywood actor Dean Geyer! Oh yeah, I finally met, talked, and mingled with him in person! :) In the said hit US musical TV series, Dean is playing the character of Brody Weston, the gigolo and the new love interest of Rachel. Prior to being the new cast member of the fourth season of Glee, Dean is actually the third finalist in the 2006 edition of Australian X-Factor! Yes, Dean is a South African Australian singer-songwriter. In his ... read more »
Becca Tobin and Melissa Benoist are two of the newest cast members of the hit US musical TV series GLEE. And these two gorgeous girls together with their male counterparts just recently visited the Philippines! And I'm very glad that I met and talked with them in person! :) Becca plays the character of Kitty Wilde while Melissa takes the role of Marley Rose in the said TV series. Because of their popularity, the two together with the other two male casts Dean Geyer and Jacob Artist became the newest... read more »
Even by celestial standards, the span between a newly found suspected baby planet and its host star is astronomical. Continue reading → read more »
...In her unassuming way, Ms. McCarthy has quickly earned a freedom to play a wider range of characters than her female peers, and to play them as hard, crude and over-the-top as her male counterparts. Her rising celebrity means she can have roles rewritten for her and movies green-lighted by signing onto them; it has also made her a target for some unexpected and shockingly personal criticism.But Ms. McCarthy isn’t looking to be a pioneer any more than she wishes to be a punching bag: What she wants fro... read more »
Cagedseen on TV @ TCM6.10.13The only reason I wanted to see Caged was so I could fill a nagging gap in my personal film knowledge. The 1950 Best Actress Oscar race was an epic one. You had a silent film legend, Gloria Swanson, up for Sunset Boulevard, in a show-stopping, bravura performance that would be forever immortalized in film history (and also my all-time favorite film).Then you had Bette Davis in an equally larger-than-life performance in All About Eve - but it's eclipsed somewhat by Anne Baxter ... read more »
Scientists looking for planets around the star nearest to the solar system will soon get a helping hand from Mother Nature. Continue reading → read more »
Christopher ReeveRuth recently wrote a marvelous and deeply personal post about what Superman means to her, which you absolutely must read. Yesterday, I was chatting with an old friend about movies in general and we spent a few minutes on the upcoming Superman flick Man of Steel (another movie title that's missing the 'the'), so I've had the big blue Boy Scout on my mind recently. Ruth's love for Superman is partly based in the concept of the character, but I think it's safe to say that a large part of t... read more »
An elderly neutron star appears to be hiding a surprisingly powerful magnetic field. And its probably not the only one of its kind! Continue reading → read more »
