August 2012
81 posts
July 2012
69 posts
Google to invest $200M in marketing for YouTube channels →
online.wsj.com
Read it at the WSJ.
the olympics=worst unscripted television ever.
just saying #boreeeedddd
The weightlifting portion of the Olympics kind of repulses me. Can't you do a cartwheel instead?
#toomuchmass #gross #ew #pshhthatlookseasy
Breaking Blood was so good last night. Loving my Sunday night television.
today i'm twenty four and tomorrow i'll be even older. must expedite world domination plans stat.
A completely necessary post about Harry Styles looking like young Mick Jagger
Let’s begin, shall we?
tragically hot with bottles aw yiss that’s nice…
Now go ahead and click ‘read more’ (and be delighted).
One More Night
Maroon 5
One More Night - Maroon 5’s gratuitous pop for the win.
I'm sorry, but American Horror Story is NOT a miniseries, Ryan Murphy. I hope Hatfields & McCoys sweeps the category and teaches you a lesson.
Great series, but stop with the awards antics. You renewed it for a second season…it’s not a miniseries! How is that mini?!?!?
My birthday is a week from today and NYC gave me an early preset of temperatures below 70 all day :)
#happycamper #happybirthdaytome
JUMANJI REBOOT JUMANJI REBOOT JUMANJI REBOOT
omg i’m dying so excited
Let's all take a moment to remember the $22k film that would become the $240M grossing Blair Witch Project.
In 1999, The Blair Witch Project was in the Guinness Book of World Records for “Top Budget to Box Office Ratio” for a mainstream feature film. The film cost $22,000 to make and grossed $240.5 million, a ratio of $1 spent for every $10,931 made.
In my book it is one of the first successes in transmedia storytelling, receiving acclaim both critically and commercially, and giving rise to the ultra-realistic style of horror films that is popular today. (Paranormal Activity, anyone?)
I can't stop thinking about David Bowie and his Moves Like Jagger.
#talentexplosion #pickme #wantsomecoffee
Chris Cooper Joins Meryl Streep And Julia Roberts In August: Osage County →
cinemablend.com
Variety posted the news today, stating that Cooper is joining the cast of the Weinstein Company’s upcoming August: Osage County. Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts are already on board to star in the picture, which focuses on the Weston family, a group of people who have to get past their personal differences when the alcoholic husband of Streep’s character goes missing. Cooper has signed on to play Streep’s brother-in-law.
With Streep and Roberts already on board, Cooper’s casting is one more especially talented actor added to the growing list. Factor in the Pulitzer Prize winning source material (the play won the award for drama in 2008) and this project, which is expected to go into production this August, the film certainly has a lot going for it already.
