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David O. Russell's Nailed is Now Stephen Greene's Accidental Love and Has a Spiffy New Trailer
Movie News By Christopher Campbell on January 6, 2015 | Be the First To CommentIsn't it so nice to see troubled productions finally come into existence? Whether it's hearing about Terry Gilliam getting another chance with one of his projects or gazing at promotional images from a Natalie Portman Western following a cast and crew shakeup, such second chances are like hearing that a friend cleaned up and found religion. Of course, that friend seems like a whole other person now, and that can be a bit problematic for your friendship if you can't get past that. But if you're willing to open your mind and heart to them, everything will be hunky dory in no time. With that in mind, I invite you to attempt to go into the upcoming movie Accidental Love without prejudice. Pretend you don't know anything about it. It looks like a lot of fun. The ensemble cast — consisting of Jessica Biel, Jake Gyllenhaal, James Marsden, Paul Reubens, Catherine Keener, James Brolin, Tracy Morgan, Bill Hader, Kirstie Alley and Beverly D'Angelo — is outstanding and its director, David O. Russell, is one of the most important American filmmakers working right now. Not that Russell's name is anywhere to be found in the marketing of the movie. He directed a movie titled Nailed, which fell apart in the middle of production six years ago. This is what that movie, which he disowned, has become.
Review: 'Playing for Keeps' Almost Plays to Win
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on December 7, 2012 | Be the First To CommentThe romantic comedy genre is a very forgiving place for performers and filmmakers. Rom-coms are relatively cheap to produce, and like horror films (which are far cheaper) they usually get a guaranteed audience on opening weekend, so it's not uncommon to see actors and actresses on the downward slide in Hollywood find a home there. (The reverse works too, with actors on the rise getting a bump from a successful but otherwise low-key rom-coms.) The point is it's always interesting to see who turns up in a romantic comedy that hits theaters with no expectations. George (Gerard Butler) was a big time soccer (the football kind) player once upon a time, but an ankle injury saw an end to his career and his stardom. His family also fell by the wayside at some point, but now he's moved to the same town as his wife Stacie (Jessica Biel) and son Lewis (Noah Lomax) in the hopes of reconnecting with them both. He's working towards a sportscasting career but takes a gig coaching Lewis' soccer team while he waits for a call from ESPN. George tries to rekindle a life with his wife and son, but his recurring reckless behavior, the horn-dog soccer moms and Stacie's Baxter of a fiance (James Tupper) may just derail his dream.
Review: 'The Tall Man' Is Short on Suspense and Smarts
Film Festivals By Jack Giroux on August 30, 2012 | Comments (2)Editor's note: The Tall Man creeps into theaters tomorrow, so hold your children close and enjoy this re-post of our SXSW review, originally posted on March 21, 2012. SXSW Midnighter pick The Tall Man falls into the category of the most aggravating kind of disposable movies. It's not bad, there's a certain level of competency, and a few of its ideas, if translated right, would make for an interesting film. Unfortunately, those ideas aren't handled right, and the final result is a tedious, bland, and unsubtle thriller. Set in the small rundown town of Cold Rock, there lives the legend of "The Tall Man," someone who's been snatching kids away from their families. While there's been no sighting or hard evidence of his existence, he's still been talked up into a nightmarish figure. The government and anyone else of real importance hasn't done anything about it since it's a poor town. The lead of the film, Jessica Biel's Julia Denning, is a local free clinic nurse and a widow and, like everyone else, she fears even the very idea of The Tall Man. As expected, the legend comes and takes her child away.
'Playing For Keeps' Trailer: A Real Kick in the Balls
Movie News By Kate Erbland on August 7, 2012 | Comments (1)Let's talk about what Playing For Keeps has going for it. It has a somewhat okay director in Gabriele Muccino (The Pursuit of Happyness). It has a talented cast with Gerard Butler, Jessica Biel, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Uma Thurman, Dennis Quaid, and Judy Greer. It has a script from the guy who wrote So I Married An Axe Murderer (that is a plus, because that film is still funny). But it's also directed by the guy who directed Seven Pounds (schmaltz, sap, with added jellyfish). And it only imagines that Butler is capable of playing a soccer-playing lothario and that Zeta-Jones can only be a deranged maneater. And, yeah, it also comes to us with a script by the guy who has only a story by credit on, of all things, In the Army Now. Let's take it to the trailer!
Len Wiseman Goes Epic, Grounded, and Super-Serious with 'Total Recall'
Features By Jack Giroux on August 3, 2012 | Be the First To CommentDirector Len Wiseman made the 21st Century remake of Total Recall we kind of expected. It's big, flashy, and in modern remake/reboot fashion it's also gritty & grounded. Sure Wiseman nicely packed three-breasted women into his PG-13 picture, but this isn't a movie fit for Kuato, small prostitutes firing off machine guns, and Arnold Schwarzenegger making funny faces. There's little room for comedy in the futuristic world Wiseman has built. Compared to his previous films, it's the biggest sort he's created thus far. With a budget of $125 million — which, as Wiseman points out, has been falsely reported as being $200 million — the director has also made a blockbuster about as big as one can get. That scope isn't what drew the Underworld filmmaker, but the identity crisis at the film's core is. Wiseman set out to make a personal detective tale which happens to be set in a big, futuristic world. Here's what Total Recall director Len Wiseman had to say about not going big for the sake of big, the influence of The Fugitive, and how certain Roland Emmerich classics served as his film school:
Why You Won't See Ethan Hawke, Mars, or Kuato in Len Wiseman's 'Total Recall'
Features By Jack Giroux on August 2, 2012 | Be the First To CommentLet's get this out of the way – there's quite a bit different about Len Wiseman's remake of Paul Verhoeven's Total Recall. Although the film hasn't exactly been greeted with the most pleasant of critical responses thus far, one thing you can't criticize the film for is being a carbon copy of the 1990 film. Obviously missing is the iconic Kuato and the setting of Mars, but also absent from the film is a widely reported appearance by Ethan Hawke. Although it sounds like Wiseman's remake lost a sizable amount of material in the editing bay – considering there is a 17-minute-longer director's cut in the works – Mars and Kuato never even made it past the script stage. While speaking with Wiseman yesterday, he told us why there is no Mars, no appearance or mention of Kuato, and why you won't see Ethan Hawke's brief role in the theatrical cut:
21 Things We Learned at the 'Total Recall' Junket
Features By Kate Erbland on August 2, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAs the cinematic summer season winds to a close, audiences everywhere will soon get to relive the joy of memory implantation, three-boobed ladies, and governmental double-cross. No, no, it's not The Bourne Legacy (is anyone triple-stacked in that? Let's hope so!), it's Len Wiseman's take on Total Recall. This time around, no one goes to Mars and Ahnuld is nowhere to be found, instead Colin Farrell takes over as the mystified and misplaced everyman Douglas Quaid whose fun-time mind-trip ends up with some seriously unexpected consequences. Last weekend, Beverly Hills' own Four Seasons Hotel played host to scads of press primed to interview the Total Recall crew about such things as what they'd want Rekall to implant in their minds, what it was like working with a married couple, and how the film's lovely lady stars stay so young-looking. Of course, there were also interesting questions asked at the junket, and director Wiseman and his stars Farrell, Jessica Biel, Kate Beckinsale, and Bryan Cranston answered those, too. And also Cranston talked about Breaking Bad for twenty minutes and we all took it in, starry-eyed. After the break, check out 21 we learned at the Total Recall junket, from how Cranston thinks BB will end, what element of the film stands out as the major difference between it and the original (hint: it's not that the film doesn't go to Mars), what Biel knows about the status of David O. Russell's Nailed, and the special cameo that Wiseman built into the film […]
Review: 'Total Recall' Is Totally Passable With a Third Act That Should Be Wiped From Memory
Movie Reviews By Brian Salisbury on August 2, 2012 | Comments (6)Here we are, the downturn of one of the most hyped cinematic summers in recent memory. Now, we'll be getting all the films the studios weren't quite sure would make it during the May-July run. We'll be seeing a lot of these titles over the next two weeks…two weeks…two weeks. To kick off the Gilligan's-Island-worthy "and the rest" season is Len Wiseman's remake of Paul Verhoeven's Total Recall. Based on the book, "The Future Hates You And Will Kill Your Face" by Philip K. FunnyLastName. No, it was actually (of course) Philip K. Dick's 'We Can Remember It For You Wholesale." The basic premise is largely the same as it was in the before time, the Schwarzenegger longlong ago. A man trudging through a humdrum existence (Colin Farrell's Quaid), realizes he lives in futurey times and can have memories of a more exciting existences slam-packed into his brain via a company called Rekall. Trouble is that in so slam-packing, the company accidentally pops the top on a whole pickle jar of new skill sets and suggests that the life he currently knows may be a lie. The big difference of course between the original Total Recall movie and the remake is a profound reduction in the set pieces that take place on the planet Mars. That is to say, no part of the remake takes place on the planet Mars. This is where geeks like me would usually throw a conniption, or at the very least a strongly-worded hissy fit. […]
Forget Jessica Biel, 'The Wolverine' Now Recruiting Russian Knockout Svetlana Khodchenkova For Viper
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on July 19, 2012 | Comments (2)It was recently reported that Hugh Jackman's upcoming solo run at a superhero movie, The Wolverine, was looking to include the green-haired, Hydra-trained, poisons expert Viper as one of its main villains. The talk at the time was that Jessica Biel had been offered the role, but soon after word broke that negotiations with the actress hadn't gone so well, and she probably wasn't going to be an option going forward. This, of course, left those in charge with a conundrum. Word had gotten out about one of their big villains, but they didn't have an actress to announce as playing the part. What to do? Well, according to Twitch, they've moved their focus over to a Russian actress named Svetlana Khodchenkova. Though she's mostly done work in her native country up to this point, many English-speaking audiences will remember Khodchenkova from her role in last year's Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, where she received the great honor of getting to smooch on Tom Hardy.
UPDATED: Jessica Biel to Don a Green Wig in Villain-Packed 'The Wolverine'
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on July 13, 2012 | Be the First To CommentUPDATE: Collider now reports that "talks have broken down" between Biel's people and the studio, so Biel is no longer in the running for the role. After a handful of announcements came out a few days ago filling the roles of Hugh Jackman's new love, father-in-law, partner, and arch-enemy for his upcoming Japan-based adventure The Wolverine, it looked like all of the big parts in this film were probably close to being taken. But some new casting news that hit today might be the biggest yet. Twitch reported earlier in the day that director James Mangold and company had offered Jessica Biel the role of the villainous Viper, and Deadline Madripoor has since taken things a step further and reported that she's officially been cast. So, who is the Viper? She's a Marvel villain with a long history and complex relationships with several of the other characters who appear in this story. Part terrorist, part secret agent, Viper was an operative trained by the evil organization Hydra, who you might remember as appearing in last year's Captain America: The First Avenger. She has no real superpowers, but she's ridiculously good at all things deadly, with poisons being something of a specialty. Think of her as a more evil, less Russian version of Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow.
'The Tall Man' Trailer: Jessica Biel Just Wants Her Kid Back
Movie News By Scott Beggs on July 2, 2012 | Comments (1)Remember that old argument that foreign directors who make the jump to English-language and/or Hollywood studio films, usually make something that's not so good? Pascal Laugier (Martyrs) might be adding more proof to that theory. The international trailer for The Tall Man (aka The Secret) features Jessica Biel trying to find her son after he's taken, possibly, by a sort of urban legend who wears a big black cloak and could probably play professional basketball. It's pretty bland, but it might just be bitterness that this isn't that Angus Scrimm documentary everybody's been clamoring for. Check it out for yourself:
'Total Recall' Trailer Gives Us This Summer's Ultimate Teen Boy Fantasy
Movie Trailers By Jack Giroux on June 27, 2012 | Be the First To CommentEarlier today, our own dapper man Nathan Adams predicted that Rian Johnson's Looper could go down as the best action picture of the year. Now we got a trailer for another upcoming sci-fi actioner: Total Recall, which looks to give that time travel hitman tale a challenge in the trailer set piece count. Based on these trailers, if Looper is going to be 2012's thinking man's sci-fi picture, then Len Wiseman's remake shall take the honor of being this year's most expensive ADD teen boy movie. A few months ago, Wiseman told us he wanted to make a "dangerous mind trip" with Total Recall, but, based on what Sony is selling, he really made a teenage boy's ultimate wish-fulfillment – beautiful gals, a hunky lead as their P.O.V., robots, three-breasted ladies, and a frustrated Bryan Cranston. Take a look after the jump!
Len Wiseman Is Making a Dangerous Mind Trip Out of 'Total Recall'
Features By Jack Giroux on May 4, 2012 | Comments (6)More than a few opinions were changed about the upcoming Total Recall when that trailer hit last month. The big summer sci-fi blockbuster's preview sold an epic scope, the chance to explore a new world, and a fresh take on Philip K. Dick's story. Gone was Mars, the mutants, and a body builder acting like a killing machine. What director Len Wiseman is bringing to the table is more in line with the tone of Dick's short story: serious, heady sci-fi. Wiseman has unquestionably made a film that will contain its fair share of explosions and one-liners, but the mystery of Douglas Quaid is what piqued the Live Free or Die Hard filmmaker's interest the most. "Who am I?" is a quintessential life question, so imagine the stakes of having to answer that while being chased down and shot at. Speaking with Wiseman, the busy director discussed his reliance on practical effects, building an entire world without too many talking heads, and the identity crisis Douglas Quaid faces.
'Total Recall' Trailer Now Comes With A Len Wiseman Commentary Track
Movie News By Jack Giroux on April 5, 2012 | Comments (2)It's fair to say the reception for the Total Recall trailer has been positive. Nathan Adams notably went over the moon for it, declaring the visuals "mind-blowing." While that might a bit extreme, the trailer was pretty damn cool, and certainly more impressive than most skeptics were expecting. Now, courtesy of MTV, director Len Wiseman provides a commentary for the trailer, in which he discusses the world of the film, the unique opium den take on Recall, and how that one shot is an all-practical effect.
'Total Recall' Trailer Exceeds Expectations With Mind-Blowing Visuals
Movie News By Nathan Adams on April 2, 2012 | Comments (15)When it first got announced that they were going to remake Paul Verhoeven's action/sci-fi classic Total Recall, the collective groans of film fans could be heard the world over. If there was ever an action movie full of iconic imagery and quotable lines that didn't need to be sullied, it was that Arnold Schwarzenegger-starring original. This remake was going to star a pipsqueak like Colin Farrell instead of a mountain of muscle like Arnie, nobody was going to be getting their asses to Mars, and there wasn't even any confirmation that it would include a three-boobed hooker. Who needed it? Well, after watching the first full-length trailer, I'd say that anybody who's ever been a fan of adrenaline pumping action, jaw dropping special effects, sprawling future cities, the feminine wiles of Kate Beckinsale or Jessica Biel, Bryan Cranston acting grizzled, guns, explosions, or Stormtroopers needs this movie. Check out the trailer and be blown away:
'Total Recall' Remake Teaser Trailer Touts Full Trailer, Colin Farrell Jumping
Movie News By Kate Erbland on March 27, 2012 | Comments (2)This Sunday! There will be a thing on the Internet! That we all might be interested to see! But here is some of it now! The teaser trailer has somewhat recently become quite the en vogue way to heighten anticipation for films – throw up a few splashy title cards, dice in some scenes that could (or could not) be important to the film, bate viewers for the full trailer. It's a fair way to market stuff, and when it works, it really works – like in this teaser trailer for Len Wiseman's take on Total Recall. Wiseman's film is "inspired anew" by Philip K. Dick's short story, "We Can Remember It For You Wholesale," and it stars Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel, and Bryan Cranston. While it's hard to get too much of a feel for an entire production from a thirty-second spot that's peppered with reminders to watch for the full trailer this Sunday, Wiseman's film at least looks to be a bit more serious and hardcore than Paul Verhoeven's 1990 film. And, of course, it appears to come complete with Farrell jumping on stuff, like, all the time. The teaser trailer won't make you wish you had three hands, but it will certainly make you want to see more.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: December 9, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on December 10, 2011 | Comments (3)This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr hunkers down and braces for award season. He also prepares for an onslaught of celebrity guest stars in New Year's Eve, which features a poster that looks like a "Friends available to chat" sidebar on Facebook. In order to watch all the movies for the week, Kevin hires the only babysitter available… Jonah Hill. What could possibly go wrong with that? Fortunately this frees him up to see some of the smaller releases, like Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, W.E. and I Melt with You. And he wraps up the week wondering why everyone needs to talk about him.
Review: Glittery and Hollow 'New Year's Eve' Is Purely for Amateurs
Movie Reviews By Kate Erbland on December 9, 2011 | Be the First To CommentHere's something sort of bizarre – director Garry Marshall and writer Katherine Fugate's latest star-crammed desecration of random, non-religious holidays is not monumentally or irremediably terrible. It is also not good, but it's certainly better than its predecessor, the rancid Valentine's Day (though that's not saying much). New Year's Eve is not so much a film as a gimmick – tons of stars! lots of plots! all kind of connected! just one day! – and such a gimmick can yield some unexpectedly positive results just as often as it can ending up being simply terrible entertainment not worthy of being called cinema. New Year's Eve is not so much a film as a two-hour piece of wish fulfillment for the sort of people who read US Weekly on, well, a weekly basis. Unlike Valentine's Day, its very existence is not offensive, but it's bloated and kind of boring and really, just really, tremendously unnecessary.
How Do You Fit 18 Actors On a Poster? 'New Year's Eve' Knows!
Movie Marketing By Scott Beggs on October 14, 2011 | Comments (3)The horror…the horror… The best part about this poster for New Year's Eve is either that it features all of the names and pictures of the actors, but not in the same order, or that the catchphrase "Let The Countdown Begin" lets us know that it's a Doomsday Movie. Garry Marshall, who should be ashamed of himself for directing Valentine's Day, proves once and for all that he owes some serious men down at the race track by stepping up to direct this sequel which seeks to squeeze even less screen time out for even more famous faces. Also, Homeless Hector Elizondo is kind of cruel considering they made everyone else look halfway decent (except for Ashton Kutcher who clearly didn't show up for a photo shoot and forced the marketing department to find a paparazzi shot of him smiling). Enough with the words! Check it out for yourself, and feel free to largify it by clicking (if you dare):
Trailer for 'New Year's Eve' More Headache-Inducing than Cheap Champagne
Movie News By Kate Erbland on July 27, 2011 | Comments (3)If the multiple storylines, loose connections, and a total lack of chemistry of Valentine's Day was simply not enough for you, director Garry Marshall has yet another holiday-themed film for the masses – twice the storylines! twice the loose connections! twice the total lack of chemistry! Wait, that math isn't right. Even less chemistry! Everyone, meet New Year's Eve. Like last year's chillingly empty Valentine's Day, Marshall's latest film tracks a group of romantically challenged love losers across the course of one holiday. Will they find love? Will I hiss in the theater again? When is he making Flag Day? New Year's Eve moves the action to New York City, though it inexplicably features two stars of VD (Ashton Kutcher and Jessica Biel) who appear to be playing totally different roles than in the previous film. If that hints at some sort of alternate universe, well, that's still not very interesting to me. The really strange part about this trailer is the sense it gives off that all of its many stars were thrown into a blender, set to "frappe," and poured out onto the pages of the script. How else can we possibly account for a film that pairs up Katherine Heigl with Jon Bon Jovi, Michelle Pfeiffer with Zac Efron, Lea Michele with Ashton Kutcher, or Jessica Biel with Seth Meyers? And that's only about a quarter of the cast, everyone else flew by so quickly that my own mother could be in this film, and I wouldn't […]
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Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 15:06
Does anyone know how to dye succulents with food coloring. I would love to do this |
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- Posted by kaktuskris 6 NH (email@example.com) on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 22:07
This begs the question...WHY? Christopher |
- Posted by whiteeaglesue 8 (My Page) on Sun, Jan 5, 14 at 22:29
It is different snd i would like to try it |
- Posted by rosemariero z10/24 SDiego areaCA (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 13:22
I believe most people on this forum are abhorred by the idea (including me). So, I don't think too many would be willing tell you how, even if they knew. I suppose you could experiment, if you're so inclined. |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 18:06
It's right up there with baby seal beating, in my book. |
- Posted by meyermike_1micha 5 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 19:08
Is there a law protecting palnts against 'abuse'? If not, there should be.. It drves me nuts when they spray die those Phal orchids or glue objects to others.. |
- Posted by ahelaumakani 9a TX (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 19:26
I don't think it's possible to dye succulents with food coloring since they wouldn't take up water like a carnation flower would. You'd most likely have to use something that would coat the leaves like spray paint. I think there are some craft forums here where your question would be better received. |
- Posted by whiteeaglesue 8 (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 19:55
Sorry tp have affended anyone |
- Posted by cactusmcharris 4 / Interior BC (My Page) on Mon, Jan 6, 14 at 22:29
We're not offended - we just like to express our righteous indignation at the egregious plant abuse occurring with dyed plants. |
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Are you a queer farmer? A rural gay? Or know someone who is? Well, take note! For the second year running, GLEN – the Gay and Lesbian Equality Network – has a stall at the National Ploughing Championships taking place in Ratheniska, Stradbally, Co. Laois.
LGBT activists pay tribute to Albert Reynolds
GLEN, the Gay and Lesbian Equality Network, have added their voice to the tributes paid to former Taoiseach Albert Reynolds, who passed away early this morning, aged 81
Autumnal Pride
Just because Dublin, Cork and Belfast Pride festivities are done and dusted for another year, doesn't mean that's the end of Pride season on the island. No siree-bob
Taoiseach: marriage referendum will be in Spring 2015
Big news! An Taoiseach, Enda Kenny, announced to the Dáil yesterday evening that the referendum on marriage equality will be held in Spring 2015. The announcement has been welcomed by campaign groups GLEN, Marriage Equality and the ICCL.
Children as punishment?
As a pro-choicer, I want a world where nobody is forced or pressured to give birth, every child gets to be raised by parents who love and cherish them dearly, and where nobody feels like their sovereign decisions over their own bodies are something to be ashamed of or punished for.
2 out of 3 ain't bad: Marriage equality supported in Dublin and Newry
All the marriage equality news last night was firmly focused on local government, with votes being taken in Dublin, Newry and Fermanagh. It follows similar motions passed in Belfast, Cork, Omagh, Down, and Moyle and Magherafelt local authorities. Further marriage equality motions are expected in South Dublin, Fingal, Dungannon, Dundalk, Fermanagh, Waterford and Derry
Veda the world's first Transphibian
Veda, one of everyone's favourite queens from the Dublin drag scene is back with a second album. Veda's new album, Transphibian will be the sound of the summer if my Facebook homepage is anything to go by!
Rugby: Now the real work begins to get to the World Cup
Things look a promising for Ireland's 7s rugby squad, who have been almost unbeatable since the seven-a-side team was formed just a few short months ago. Now the real work begins, however: To get to the World Cup, which is exactly 365 days away, Ireland must rank among the top five teams in this weekend's qualifying tournament in Moscow.
Mmm, uniforms.. Dublin hosts 6th European Gay Police Association Conference!
G-Force, the Garda LGBT Employee Support Network, on behalf of the European Gay Police Association, hosts the 6th European Gay Police Association Conference this Thursday and Friday in Dublin Castle. Conference delegates will join the Dublin Pride parade on Saturday.
Match report: Ireland 0-1 Scotland
The full time score from last night's match: Ireland 0-1 Scotland. Ireland are out of Euro 2013. Ireland have two remaining Euro 2013 ties, both of which are away fixtures. Sue Ronan's side faces the annoyingly unstoppable France on 15th September next and Israel on 19th September. Here's your post-match analysis.
Ireland's Euro 2013 hopes turn on home fixture against Scotland
All right, everyone. As the kids in America might say: Shit just got real. Despite defeating them away by two goals to nil, Ireland lost their second leg tie with Wales in Cork on Saturday by a single goal. This means that Ireland's Euro 2013 qualifier against Scotland tomorrow night is crucial: If we lose, we're out.
Euro 2012? It's all about Euro 2013 now
Having regrouped after the Algarve Cup and a friendly against Swtizerland, Ireland manager Sue Ronan last week named her squad to play the next two vital UEFA Euro 2013 qualifiers taking place over the coming 10 days.
Rugby: World Cup bid begins this weekend!
New Zealand schmealand. It's all about Belgium this weekend, when Ireland's only international 7s squad travels to Ghent for the FIRA/AER European Championship 2012.
Rugby: Ireland impress, with eyes on World Cup and 2016 Olympics
The Amsterdam Sevens took place last weekend, where Irish rugby's newest team, the international Sevens squad, had their first real taste of international competition – and came away with the Heineken Boot trophy. The results indicated a steep but definite learning curve for the players. Their hectic summer schedule culminates in June with World Cup Qualifiers in Ghent and Moscow.


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I had one of my 5 month old pullets die suddenly today. I noticed she was acting rather strangely in the coop this morning, just standing there near the nest boxes. She is usually one of the first out in the morning and running around like a banshee. She finally came out and didn't go after any of the scratch and was walking the edges of the outdoor run looking dazed. I walked over and picked her up - which is unusual as she wasn't very tame. She seemed to have a stunned look. I took her inside and put her in a cage with some electrolytes in the water and some rice to eat. She wasn't interested in anything. She was panting, although it wasn't hot. I had to go in to work and when I returned she was dead. She was a Cookoo Maran and 5-6 months old. I didn't notice any droppings in the cage. I felt her to make sure she wasn't egg bound. She hadn't started laying yet. She seemed fine yesterday. I looked up her symptoms in "The Chicken Health Handbook", but I have a hard time with that book as all of the diseases seem to be rare or uncommon. It didn't sound like Marek's. But, I don't know. I am worried about the rest of my hens. They seem fine - but..
Has anyone had experience with a hen dying that fast? Thanks in advance for any advice. Bonnie |
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- Posted by oregonwoodsmoke 5 OR Sunset 1A (My Page) on Sun, Aug 29, 10 at 12:31
Bonnie, sometimes chickens just die. Really, that might be all it is. Is the rest of your flock feeling OK? It's possible the dead bird picked up and ate something she shouldn't have, maybe a nice shiny little bit of sharp metal or a piece of glass. Maybe she was born with some sort of birth defect. Most chicken diseases are rare. They tend to be healthy birds, and especially when they are in a home flock and not crowded. |
- Posted by oregonwoodsmoke 5 OR Sunset 1A (My Page) on Sun, Aug 29, 10 at 12:40
Are you new with chickens? I don't know if you need advice or not, but I am going to give it anyway. Always carefully inspect any feed you give your chickens. When you open each bag, smell it for any hint of mold or spoilage. Run your hands through it and feel for heat, which is a clear indication of spoilage. Look at it closely for anything that doesn't look right. Keep the feed well away from the water. If it gets wet, it will spoil. Keep the water sparkling clean. Not easy to do with hens. I use self waters and suspend them so the chickens can reach the water, but most of the dirt they scratch doesn't get up that high. Then they still need to be cleaned a couple of times a day. Heat will kill chickens. Make sure they always have good shade in the summer and that their hen house doesn't heat up in the sun. I would not introduce new birds to my flock without keeping them in quarantine for at least a week to make sure they weren't sick. And then.... even with excellent care, sometimes birds just die. I'm sorry you lost your baby and hope the rest of the flock is OK. |
- Posted by oberhasli1 colorado 5a (My Page) on Sun, Aug 29, 10 at 18:46
OWS, thank you for your replies. I have had chickens for 11 years, but I have never had a hen just fade that fast. The rest of my flock is fine. I keep their feed in my barn in a metal garbage can and their food never gets wet and always smells fresh when I get a new bag. They have access to three waterers. These 4 relatively "new" hens I had were quarantined from the other birds for two weeks. I have had these new hens since they were about 2 months old and they are almost 6 months now. I was just stymied that it was "here today - gone tomorrow", without anything obviously happening to it that I could see. They have plenty of shade and a couple of areas to hide out when we get hail in the spring. Thank you again - I will continue to watch the rest of the flock closely. |
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Massimiliano Allegri just couldn't help himself. "It would have amused me a lot on Saturday night if, after [Giorgio] Chiellini scored while shoving an opponent, the referee had disallowed the goal," said the Milan manager after the defender's header helped Juventus to a 3-1 win over Catania. "Fortunately he gave it, because otherwise we would have had to sit through another week-long Mass."
Implicit in that statement was the suggestion that the world had already been subjected to one too many sermons in recent weeks on the subject of refereeing decisions going against the Old Lady. Juventus have been awarded just one penalty in Serie A this season, the fewest to any side in the division. The pattern was raised by their manager Antonio Conte after he saw two strong appeals turned down during his team's 0-0 draw with Parma last week.
"The way the wind is blowing at the moment, even if one of our players gets killed they still won't give the penalty," Conte railed. Although he refused several invitations from journalists to characterize the treatment as a hangover from the Calciopoli scandal, many filled in the gaps for him anyway. The next day's papers were thick with references to the "ghosts" of 2006. A week later, the story is still rumbling on after the president of the Italian Football Federation, Giancarlo Abete, criticised the manager's comments.
Juventus's own president, Andrea Agnelli, has since shot back at Abete, stating that the federation itself is being inconsistent by singling out Conte when they have no general policy of responding to such comments from managers. There has been no such comeback at Allegri, however, with the general manager Beppe Marotta noting pointedly that his club don't pay attention to what goes on in other people's houses.
To get involved in such petty bickering, of course, would be out of step with the mythical Stile Juventus (Juventus Style): the notion instilled by Edoardo Agnelli during his stint as president in the late 1920s and early 1930s that the club's defining characteristics should be a ferocious will to win on the pitch and a quiet dignity off it.
Quite how Conte's original penalty protests sit in that context is open to debate, but then the manager has always found it easier to adhere to the former part of that house style than the latter. Among the iconic images of his playing career is that of the midfielder being hauled into the dressing room by his Juventus team-mates, his mouth covered by their hands as he gloated to the TV cameras after his team overhauled Inter to claim the Scudetto on the final day of the 2001-02 season.
And if his counterpart Allegri is guilty of openly fanning the flames ahead of Saturday's match, then Conte has made a few quiet digs of his own this season. His suggestion that Milan seem to "stroll" to so many victories was a backhanded compliment, praising their talent while questioning their workrate. Likewise his comparing of Zlatan Ibrahimovic to Gulliver from the novel Gulliver's Travels implicitly cast the Swede's Milan team-mates as six-inch high Lilliputians.
These more subtle jibes are fitting for a rivalry that is more nuanced than most. For decades these two have fought for recognition as the nation's pre-eminent club; Juventus's 27 Scudetti make them the more successful team domestically, but Milan leads the way for Italian sides in continental competition with seven European Cup triumphs. Yet they've frequently cooperated off the pitch; the clubs have regularly battled side-by-side on matters of league governance such as the division of TV rights money.
There is a mutual respect at board level, even a little warmth. Before matches against one another the home team typically treats the visitors to a lavish dinner, though even this gesture is fiercely scrutinised for hints of gamesmanship. "One one recent such occasion," noted Corriere della Sera's Roberto Perrone, "[the Milan vice-president] Galliani delivered a low blow to [the then Juventus director Antonio] Giraudo right there at the table, serving up an (exceptional) Amarone with a dish that deserved a Barolo."
Juventus would take their revenge this past summer, pilfering a player from Milanello who the Rossoneri were happy to discard. Andrea Pirlo wasted no time disproving the notion that his talents had corked. In a Juventus side whose success has been founded on workrate and a team-first ethic, he and the goalkeeper Gigi Buffon have nevertheless been the two stand-out performers.
That said, Pirlo is far from the only player to have traded one of these two teams for the other. His team-mates Marco Borriello, Alessandro Matri and Marco Storari have all represented Milan at some stage in their career. Likewise Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Pippo Inzaghi, Gianluca Zambrotta, Antonio Nocerino and Alberto Aquliani have all had spells with Juventus.
So too has Christian Abbiati, whose season-long stay in Turin provides another insight into the relationship between the two clubs. Milan delivered the goalkeeper to Juventus on a free loan in August 2005 after Buffon was injured in a challenge with Kakà during a pre-season friendly.
Many of those players will not start on Saturday, but while the fixture at San Siro will clearly have some bearing on the title race it is also far too early in the season to presume it can be in any way definitive. Whatever the result there will be time yet for either side to recoup any lost ground, and for a few more entertaining sermons from either side of the fence, too.
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text: (Written to be performed at Claes Oldenburg: An Anthology, Hayward Gallery, London, 17 July, 1996) Andy is so excited. He brushes a silver forelock from his eyes and presses his face against the window. As the bus emerges from the Sinus Tunnel he is greeted by a house-high sign: Welcome to Oldenburg (a licensed trademark of the Ray Gun Manufacturing Company, pat. pending, void where prohibited by law. This does not affect your statutory rights.) This is it: The City. Andy feels an electric thrill run through his gaunt body. It makes him feel like a hick. "I am a hick," he whispers to himself, thinking of his life designing displays for Pittsburgh supermarkets. Andy is tired of stacking boxes of Brillo and Corn Flakes and building soup can pyramids. He wants so much more. Andy has been around a little, of course: he spent that night in sleepy Rauschenberg; and like so many, he's done his time in Lichtenstein. But Oldenburg... It's the city. The Soft Apple. If you can make it here, you can make it anywhere! And for today, at least, the town belongs to him. Andy has no special plan. He just walks the streets, taking it all in. His wife thinks Andy's at work; the boss thinks he's home sick in bed. Andy giggles to himself, covering the red, razor slash of his mouth with two pale fingers. He listens in on the conversations of passers-by, all dressed so elegantly, looking so urbane: "It's...it's not an engagement ring. Is it?" a Grace Kelly blonde ponders. "Look Mickey, I've hooked a big one," a squat, little fellow quacks into his cell-phone. Andy stops to gawk at the displays in swanky Matson-Jones 5th Avenue. I could do that, he thinks, dreaming of what he wants and doesn't have. The corner news agent hawks his wares: A BOY FOR MEG, The Post announces; 129 DIE IN JET, The Mirror screams. "Oh, my," says Andy. He pops into a fast-food joint, opting for the giant hamburger and shoestring potatoes. He comes upon a row of oh-so modern townhouses. He peeks through an open window at a lavish bedroom done all in zebra-skin and marble, with fluffy throw-rugs. The sheets on the bed are shiny as white vinyl. "Hmmmm," Andy wonders aloud, hands on hips. "Just what is it that makes today's homes so different, so appealing?" He's distracted by a loud noise behind him. "What's happening?" he asks. From over the square, he sees a car crash reflected in the metallic, Airstream surface of Jim's Diner. A delicate hand and a pair of luscious female legs lay disembodied on the pavement. "I love you with my Ford," a crying woman shrieks. Andy turns away. He takes the subway uptown. The massive, arched walls of the underground tunnels are lined with velvet and the beautiful trains neither rattle nor clatter, but seem to whisper "ni-co, ni-co" as they glide along the reedy rails. Rising back to street-level like some bleached, blotched Venus, Andy is dwarfed, overwhelmed by the wonders at the heart of Oldenburg. He genuflects beneath the immense, gleaming chrome faucet spectacle of the Cathedral of St. Jasper the Divine. He smiles at the happy/sad expression on the face of the giant teddy bear that waves, as if hailing a cab, from the far end of Central Park. He is awed and astonished by the views afforded from atop the bowling balls that roll slowly up and down Park Avenue: the terrifying, mouth-watering ice-cream bar to the north; the fin-like teeth on the colossal saw spanning the shallow depths of Larry River to the east; the shining beacon of the twenty-story fan welcoming huddled masses from its place in the harbour to the south. "Gee," Andy sighs. As he pauses at the corner of 47th and Solanas, Andy has a momentary vision: he sees himself staying, living, working in the city, leaving his dull life in Pittsburgh behind. He could start a business here, build a factory, found an empire! He'd surround himself with all the city's glitz and glitter and be waited-on by beautiful Chelsea girls. Fame and celebrity beckon. Just a few minutes' worth is all he asks. "But do I want to be such a machine?" Andy wonders. The moment passes. As the bus pulls out of town, Andy's head is still full of the splendours he has seen. He snacks from a souvenir jar of jumbo maraschino cherries. He has a thousand ideas for new displays, the likes of which will set Pittsburgh retailing on its ear. A special something with green Coca-Cola bottles, perhaps, or even some other brand of pop. Andy can't wait to get back home and tell Norma Jean all about it.


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Posted by Corey Griffin on Oct 18, 2012 in Main, Media, Opinion | 0 comments
It's pretty clear the mainstream media isn't buying what the Jets are selling.
ESPN.com AFC East blogger James Walker called them a "pretender" on "The Herd with Colin Cowherd." Bill Simmons called them terrible and awful and begged NFL Network's Michael Lombardi to explain how they're 3-3.
And then Wednesday, Jason La Canfora took it one step forward.
Nope… @nyjets worst 3-3 team in the league. @jasonlacanfora #AskJason
— NFLonCBS (@NFLonCBS) October 17, 2012
Once is coincidence, twice is a trend and three times is reality. No matter how much disgust Jets fans might have for the MSM, it's hard to dispute all of them — especially if you watch the tape. The Jets have struggled against quality opponents, especially on offense.
After a week against a less-than-quality opponent, the Jets face a wounded, but dangerous Patriots team. Make no mistake, the Pats are beatable, but they are also well regarded among the MSM and its fervent followers.
If the Jets want respect, they have to beat the Pats, whether it's by three, seven, or 21 points. But if the Jets put up a "valiant effort" or put together a moral victory, like against the Texans, nothing will change — and nothing should change. These are not the Jets of two years ago. They get no respect because they've earned no respect. They deserve to be treated as a bad 3-3 team because they are (right now) a bad 3-3 team.
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6 At that, the Pharisees got together with the supporters of Herod to plan how to destroy Jesus. | 6 Then the Pharisees went out and began to plot with the Herodians how they might kill Jesus. |
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Developing "a more serious licensing program in the U.S.," Pantone has partnered with Oriental Weavers for an area rug collection that will debut at the summer markets. Part of Pantone's Pantone Universe program, the line will be under the Sphinx by Oriental Weavers label and include about five collections in a wide range of constructions, from machine-made synthetics to handmade natural fibers.
"Rugs occupy a lot of space in the home, and they use a lot of color," said Lisa Herbert, vice president of consumer licensing at Pantone, so it made sense to step forward with this category under the Pantone Universe brand. And Oriental Weavers was a great partner for this endeavor, as it both is an expert in rug design and serves several markets, from mass to high end, she added.
"We're extremely excited about the partnership," said Andy Brumlow, vice president, product development, Oriental Weavers. "The rug business is based on color and who better to have on your side than Pantone?" Working with Pantone will provide Oriental Weavers with a wealth of color research—not only about what specific colors are hot but also color combinations, he said. "Pantone really understands color."
Oriental Weavers' initial launch at the Atlanta International Area Rug Market and Las Vegas Market this summer will be under the Sphinx label and include some handmade items but mostly machine-made ones, with rugs being produced in the U.S., Egypt and India, Brumlow said. While patterns were still in development at press time, they will include a solid-color collection, he said. Designs will include a range of colors, including Pantone's color of the year, which for 2013 is Emerald Green, as well as Pantone's forecasted colors for the future. A 5-by-8 in the Sphinx line will retail for between $199-$499.
A collection under the Oriental Weavers brand for the mass market is also in development, and Oriental Weavers is working with other Pantone Universe partners on exclusive product, Brumlow added.
"The rug category is really tremendous," said Steve Goldberg, partner, KJR Home, LLC, which is Pantone's home licensing brand partner. Color and texture "are becoming more and more important in the home," and Pantone provides "a treasure trove for licensees."
Pantone's partners can not only take advantage of its color expertise and research, but also learn in advance its color of the year, which is announced in December, so that "partners will have product shelf ready," said Herbert. Launched 13 years ago, Pantone's color of the year has become "an explosive catalyst in every marketplace," said Goldberg. Emerald Green's announcement garnered 1.8 billion media impressions, he said. "It's really propelled the brand to get stronger among consumers," added Herbert, and "positions us well to build a licensing program."
Pantone Universe is found in thousands of store locations in the U.S., Herbert said. "We're one of only a few business-to-business brands that have migrated to become a business-to-consumer brand."
Two years ago Pantone's U.S. licensing program was really set into motion with its partnership with beauty retailer Sephora, Hebert said. More recently, J.C. Penney debuted its Pantone Universe bedding and bath collections, and Pantone just announced its new paint line with Valspar. More home licenses are on the way. "We're looking at all different elements in the home," Herbert said. Pantone Universe helps consumers "connect the dots through Pantone."
"We always felt that Pantone Universe lent itself to the home," said Herbert. By offering products that are color right, "it helps consumers step out of their comfort zone," and to use colors and color combinations that perhaps they haven't thought of before. "We don't want to live in a vanilla world."


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1 Now the sons of Reuben and the sons of Gad had a very great multitude of cattle; and they saw the land of Jazer and the land of Gilead, and behold, the place was a place for cattle. | 1 The Reubenites and Gadites, who had very large herds and flocks, saw that the lands of Jazer and Gilead were suitable for livestock. |
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This is a really filling soup that's easy to make. Each serving is a hearty 2 cups! Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 39.9g | Fat: 3.1g | Fiber: 8.9g | Protein: 28.1g | Calories: 289.8
These bite-size tacos are always a hit in our house! Have some fun with this recipe; try adding chopped chives, avocado, different varieties of beans, or red onions. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 6.9g | Fat: 0.7g | Fiber: 1.7g | Protein: 1.8g | Calories: 40.4
Warm meat, gooey cheese, and grilled vegetables--what's not to love about a Philly cheese steak? How about the more than 1,600 calories in each one! This take on the classic skimps on fat but not flavor. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 41.2g | Fat: 10.2g | Fiber: 4.6g | Protein: 34.4g | Calories: 409
All the taste of a loaded baked potato, in a hearty soup. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 31.4g | Fat: 8.3g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 8.6g | Calories: 229.3
This hearty soup is super easy to prepare but packed with flavor. Change up the flavor by swapping in your favorite sausage. Submitted by TODD717 Carbs: 40.1g | Fat: 4.3g | Fiber: 12.3g | Protein: 15.4g | Calories: 248.6
This meal comes together SUPER fast! A very hearty dish that goes great with a salad. It's also versatile--add additional vegetables or even a can of drained and rinsed cannellini beans for more protein. Submitted by FOODIEWIFE Carbs: 27.4g | Fat: 8.4g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 17.3g | Calories: 251.9
This hearty soup will warm you from the inside out. Carbs: 31g | Fat: 9.1g | Fiber: 6.7g | Protein: 7.9g | Calories: 228.7
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A great meal on a cold day! Submitted by SAUGADREZ Carbs: 14.7g | Fat: 6.1g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 14.6g | Calories: 165.9
Three ingredients, 10 minutes and dinner is ready! Submitted by GOT2RUN Carbs: 25g | Fat: 0.6g | Fiber: 7g | Protein: 9.1g | Calories: 122.7
Cooked lentils are high in calcium, potassium, zinc, and iron. Carbs: 37.2g | Fat: 8g | Fiber: 8.8g | Protein: 8.8g | Calories: 243.9
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Vegetables, barley, and beef make this soup a full meal in itself. Carbs: 32.3g | Fat: 2.8g | Fiber: 7.7g | Protein: 13.7g | Calories: 202.7
This veggie-packed soup gets a boost of protein from chicken. Submitted by JOASIA1 Carbs: 29.3g | Fat: 6.2g | Fiber: 5.2g | Protein: 11.3g | Calories: 213.8
This soup is packed with flavor yet low in fat. You can customize it with any vegetables or protein you have on hand. Submitted by CHEF_MEG Carbs: 29.1g | Fat: 5.8g | Fiber: 5.9g | Protein: 22.8g | Calories: 247.5
Easy to make, and you probably have all the ingredients on hand already. Submitted by BEYOND4WALLS Carbs: 16.3g | Fat: 2.7g | Fiber: 3.7g | Protein: 11.1g | Calories: 133.1
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Farm fresh and organic ingredients make this a soup to remember! Submitted by LIVING4TODAY Carbs: 12.1g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 4.7g | Protein: 3.3g | Calories: 124
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A super easy soup for spicy soup lovers. Makes 5 HUGE servings. Submitted by KATISCARLET Carbs: 26.8g | Fat: 4.9g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 29.1g | Calories: 287.5
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This recipe is from Barefoot Contessa, Back to Basics. Submitted by JHEALY422 Carbs: 32.9g | Fat: 15.5g | Fiber: 3.9g | Protein: 26g | Calories: 383.3
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Girls' tennis enters new season with high hopes
By Kyle Salomon,
Mustang girls tennis team enters the new season with big expectations on its shoulders.
The Lady Broncos tennis squad returns all six starters from last year's team that had four state qualifiers and one state placer.
Mustang opens the 2014 season at 8 a.m. Monday with the Wesmoore Tournament at Earlywine Park. They host Yukon at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday in a dual match. MHS plays in the Carl Albert Tournament at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center, and they play in the U.S. Grant Tournament at 8 a.m. Saturday at the Oklahoma City Tennis Center.
Mustang did not graduate one senior off last year's team. The Bronco girls have four seniors on this year's squad – Kyndal Heath, Jessica Garner, Taylor Sullivan and Heather Underwood.
The No.1 singles player this year is going to be sophomore Stevie Josey. Josey was a state placer last season as a freshman. The No.2 singles player will be Heath.
The No.1 doubles team will be Garner and Sullivan, and the No.2 doubles team will be Underwood and junior Sarah Adkins.
"We are really excited about the team we are going to have this year," Mustang head coach Dave Rankin said. "We return all of our starters from last year's group that had a strong season. We had four state qualifiers and one state placer, so we expect to do really good things this year."


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Casting Couch: Halle Berry Returning to Comedy For 'Mother,' Krysten Ritter to Party Hard in 'Asthma,' and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on July 10, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's your hookup when it comes to finding out what Hollywood's A list (and B list, and sometimes C list) is going to be up to next. Today we've got updates that will be of particular interest to fans of creepy little kids and Cougar Town. After not at all shaming herself by being featured in last year's beloved and not at all wretched compilation of comedic shorts, Movie 43, Halle Berry seems to have gotten a taste for doing comedy, because Variety is reporting that she's all set to both produce and star in a new indie comedy called Mother. In it she'll be playing a woman who leaves a mobster she was going to marry at the altar, who tries to hide out afterward by pretending to be some kid's mother, but who then blows her cover due to her generally erratic behavior. It's true that this plot synopsis is too weird and vague to give us any idea of what this movie is really going to be like, but whatever it is it has to be better than Berry strapping on comically large rubber boobs and mugging for the camera. Oh, Movie 43.
Casting Couch: Krysten Ritter Gets Tim Burton's Attention, Ray Liotta to Play Another Cop, and More
Casting Couch By Nathan Adams on June 12, 2013 | Be the First To CommentWhat is Casting Couch? It's the casting news roundup that always keeps its promises. Yesterday we promised we'd be back soon with Cinderella's second evil stepsister, and today we deliver. Given her spindly, spider-like limbs, her silky black hair, and her porcelain skin, it was probably only a matter of time before Krysten Ritter ended up acting in a Tim Burton movie. The girl is basically goth catnip. So, appropriately enough, a report out of Deadline is saying that she just joined Burton's next project, Big Eyes. This one will see Christoph Waltz and Amy Adams portraying 50s and 60s art sensations Walter and Margaret Keane, and Ritter playing Margaret's outgoing friend, DeeAnn, who urges her to come out of her shell and stop letting her fast-talking husband take credit for her weird paintings of kids with big eyes.
In Vamps, Amy Heckerling has re-teamed with Clueless star Alicia Silverstone to make a movie about vampires and whatever modern life looks like for them. Silverstone plays coffin-mates with Krysten Ritter's character, and the result seems a bit like Stakes and the City. The trailer makes the movie look candy-coated and sweet enough to choke on. It's enough to make you wonder whether Clueless really was a satire on young, rich life or if it was meant far more genuinely than any audience could have stood for. Check it out for yourself:
Alicia Silverstone Reunites With Her 'Clueless' Director for Vampires in the City Tale 'Vamps'
Movie News By Nathan Adams on April 17, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAmy Heckerling has been developing the habit of making movies about once a generation that perfectly encapsulates the zeitgeist of current youth culture. In the early '80s, it was her film Fast Times at Ridgemont High that gave high school kids all over the world the idea to have pizzas delivered to their classrooms and made that one Cars song be forever linked with Phoebe Cates taking off her top. In the mid-'90s she brought us Clueless, which introduced the world to how cute Paul Rudd is when he sheepishly grins and finally asked a lost generation to pull up their pants and stop looking like trashballs. So now that it's 2012 and Heckerling has written and directed a new film, you have to ask yourself if it's going to be another one of those generation defining moments in movies, or if it's just going to end up being another Look Who's Talking? Her new project is called Vamps, and seeing as it's a little late to cash in on the vampire crazy, its chances of becoming a big thing are already looking kind of dicey. That doesn't mean it won't be fun though, because it has a completely ridiculous cast, and a plot that sounds tailor-made for getting everyone's girlfriends to squeal.
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Movie News By Neil Miller on February 11, 2010 | Comments (3)It has been 15 years since Alicia Silverstone was thrust into the mainstream spotlight by a little movie called Clueless, directed by Amy Heckerling. It was an event that not only ushered in the era of Alicia, but phrases like "as if" and "she's a full-on Monet." It was annoying, but also quite charming.
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Dengue awareness campaign
NEW DELHI: A large number of school children took part in a dengue awareness campaign in the Chandni Chowk area here on Monday. Organised by local Councillor Brij Mohan Sharma, several leading personalities including the Member of Parliament from Chandni Chowk, Kapil Sibal, Delhi Health Minister Yoganand Shastri and MCD Standing Committee Chairman J. K. Sharma took part in the rally.
Children from 15 schools in the area participated in the rally carrying banners aimed at creating awareness about steps to prevent dengue.
Phone service hit
NEW DELHI: Telephones of more than 3,000 MTNL subscribers have been affected at Saket in South Delhi due to theft of underground cables. The theft took place on Aurobindo Marg leading to disruption of services n Press Enclave and A to L blocks at Saket.
MTNL officials are likely to take three days to replace the cables and restore the services.
Date extended
NEW DELHI: Indira Gandhi National Open University has extended the last date for submission of application forms for its four-year B.Sc. (Honours) programme in optometry and ophthalmic techniques up to October 31.
The programme is aimed at developing a multi-purpose ophthalmic manpower at paramedical level. The training will enable a student to become a competent person in providing service as an optician, optometrist and ophthalmic assistant to the community in urban, semi-urban and rural settings in private, semi-government and government sectors.
Candidates who have attained the age of 17 years on December 31 this year and have passed the Class XII examination of the Central Board of Secondary Education with at least 45 per cent aggregate are eligible for admission.
PNB bags award
NEW DELHI: Punjab National Bank has been conferred the National Award (1st prize) for excellence in lending to the tiny sector. Union Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee presented the award to Chairman and Managing Director S.C.Gupta and General Manager V.K.Nagar on Saturday.
Alumni meet
NEW DELHI: The University School of Management Studies (USMS), part of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, organised its annual alumni meet, "Smriti 2006" at the Kashmere Gate campus here over the weekend.
The meet was attended by many USMS alumni.