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UNDEFEATED is an Uncommon Film: Share Your Story For a Chance to Win a $500 Giftcard to Sports Authority
UNDEFEATED, the new documentary from the Weinstein Company (opening in limited release this Friday), is the real deal. It's one of those perfect, real life underdog sports stories that are only captured on film once in a long while (ala Hoop Dreams). It follows the hopes and dreams of the Manassas
posted 12:35:58am Feb. 13, 2012 |
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Exclusive Interview with Rachel McAdams & Channing Tatum, Stars of "The Vow", on Relationships
I had the chance to sit down the other weekend with Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum and talk about their new film (opening this weekend, Friday, February 10th ) called "The Vow."
Now, just so you know, I am NOT the target demo for romance films. Maybe, MAYBE, once in a blue moon I'll enjoy the
posted 2:57:16pm Feb. 08, 2012 |
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Is Your Dad the Greatest Dad of All Time?
Dad's are awesome! (although, being one myself, I am a bit biased) And if you think your Dad is awesome - no, if you think your Dad is the GREATEST DAD OF ALL TIME!!!! - then we want to hear about it! Just leave a comment below using a valid email address and tell us in as much detail as you want wh
posted 2:19:28pm Dec. 30, 2011 |
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Show Review: Reaching Generations with Switchfoot
Switchfoot performing on the Tonight Show
Switchfoot’s debut album Legend of Chin came out in 1997, it was a fun, anthemic rock album that stretched the boundaries of Christian rock. Fourteen years later, the band is still bringing it. Seeing Switchfoot live at the National in Richmond, VA
posted 3:12:06pm Dec. 06, 2011 |
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Mitch Albom's 'Have a Little Faith' Inspires
Mitch Albom is world famous for his moving and inspirational books. “Tuesday’s With Morrie,” “The Five People You Meet in Heaven,” and “For One More Day” have all spent months upon months on the New York Times bestseller list. His latest book, “Have a Little Faith,” has just been a
posted 2:51:06pm Nov. 22, 2011 |
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Kudos to David Letterman for paying his “Late Show” staff out of his own pocket while production on his nightly show is shut down because of the writers strike. The news comes at the same time as reports that Letterman and Jay Leno are each losing $100,000 every night the strike continues.
posted November 16, 2007 at 12:26 am
I’M IMPRESSED WITH DAVID LETTERMAN HELPING THE WRITERS.
posted November 16, 2007 at 11:04 am
People who help others are very far and veryfew between If there is nothing like a kick back . I think its wonderful that threr is still a few decient people left in the U.S.A.
posted November 16, 2007 at 11:50 am
It is good to see that Jay Leno and David Letterman are doing this act of kindness. They didn’t have to do this and no one forced them to. Thanks to the both of them there is a little less stress for these families involved.
posted November 16, 2007 at 11:55 am
Just a tip. There are just two questions that guide my Life, anymore
1- Waht’s wrong with this picture ?
2- Follow the money trail !
You will be amazed how quickly a picture comes into focus using this method !
How is it that Letterman and Lenno are losing anything, since they are still on the air, producing what they continue to produce ? Also, even if they use repeats, they still earn income, as the producers are still charging for commercial air-time. So…the writers are on strike, so they are not writing, and yet they still get paid ! What exactly is it that they are getting paid for ? I know if I go on strike, I get paid nothing, simply because I produce nothing, and my employer has nothing to sell. hmmmmmm
LUV 2 ALL
Wisdum
posted November 17, 2007 at 1:23 pm
Way to go David! It is great when rich folks do this. It is in support of his workers who ‘make’ his show. I think we can thank Ted Turner, Warren Buffet and others who are setting a good example of ‘sharing the wealth’ especially if it is ‘earned’ by the workers.