Legendary Superhero Doc Savage Returns in Second Audiobook Adventure The greatest pulp fiction character of the 20th Century is featured in a brand new audio release from RadioArchives.com! He was a role model during the Great Depression and World War II and a pop icon for the millions who thrilled to his paperback exploits from…
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Kermit Leaves Muppets for the Green Lantern Corps?
One look at this pic and we had to drop everything and post this. Everything is pointing to the forthcoming Muppet movie as a return to its roots as a genuinely funny film without resorting to crudity or nudity, just their patented absurdity. The picture was accompanied by the following note: Hi ho! Kermit the…
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NEW DOC SAVAGE AUDIO PULP FROM RADIO ARCHIVES AND WILL MURRAY!
RadioArchives.com 1402 S Kahuna Drive Spokane Valley, WA 99212-3258 Service@RadioArchives.com 800-886-0551 June 10, 2011 For Immediate Release Pulp Hero Doc Savage Returns in Exciting Audiobook Adventure The greatest pulp fiction hero of the 1930s is back in the first of a new series of thrilling audiobooks! DOC SAVAGE CreatorLester Dent For over 80 years, the…
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Alex Pettyfer Discusses Being Number Four
Alex Pettyfer was director D.J. Caruso’s first pick for the title role in DreamWorks’ adaptation of I am Number Four. The film, coming to home video tomorrow from Walt Disney Home Entertainment, the role propelled the 20-year-old actor onto the global stage. Here, he talks about the film’s production and his life up to now….
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THE LONG MATINEE TAKES ON BATTLE:LA
THE LONG MATINEE-Movie Reviews by Derrick Ferguson BATTLE: LA 2011Columbia PicturesDirected by Jonathan LiebesmanProduced by Jeffrey Chernov and Neal H. MoritzWritten by Christopher Bertolini Much of the creative entertainments we enjoy are done according to formula, agreed? Why is such practiced, especially in movies? Because there are certain movie formulas that are guaranteed to work…
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NEW COLUMN FEATURING ORIGINAL LA NOIR!!
NoHo Noir is fiction that’s not for the faint-hearted. Written by Katherine Tomlinson and illustrated by Mark Satchwill, these tales are weekly walks on the wild side, narratives torn from the bleeding heart of North Hollywood and Toluca Lake; stories of love and death and everything that lies between… Check out this most original regional…
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Superheroes Banned from Los Angeles?
Superheroes have been banned from Los Angeles’ streets after numerous complaints were filed against them. According to the LAPD, costumed street performers harassed visitors for tips in exchange for their services. Several actors were accused of aggressive panhandling and loitering. Approximately a dozen characters were arrested while others were cited and asked to leave Hollywood…
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Disney Announces ‘Alice In Wonderland’ Exhibit in Los Angeles
We call this to the attention of those living on the west coast because it sounds kind of neat: LOS ANGELES, CA, MAY 10, 2010 – In celebration of ALICE IN WONDERLAND’S Blu-ray™ and DVD debut on June 1, 2010, Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment (WDSHE), in partnership with Disney Consumer Products (DCP), are unveiling…
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Mark Waid Goes On Rampage At BOOM! Offices, Wounded By Police
You thought it was just a slogan… they were trying to warn us. Authorities were investigating this morning’s shooting spree at the BOOM! Studios offices that ended when a shotgun carrying Mark Waid was wounded by officers. Los Angeles police spokesman Lee Travers said Waid went to the office at about 11:10 a.m. and began…
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Wizard closes Texas show, postpones Los Angeles
Hate to say it, but I did predict this back last year, albeit a few days late for ‘08.Straight from Wizard’s press release: Wizard Entertainment announced today that it has postponed its 2009 Wizard World Los Angeles show slated for March 13-15 and cancelled the Wizard World Texas show November 6-8 due to the current…
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Writer’s Guild Nominates Best Writing
Genre vets Marc Guggenheim (Eli Stone), Drew Goddard, Brian K. Vaughan (Lost), Marti Noxon, Zack Whedon, and Danny Strong (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) have been nominated by their peers. The Writers Guild of America, West and the Writers Guild of America, East announced their nominees for outstanding achievement in television, radio, news, promotional writing, and…
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‘Life on Mars’ Co-Creator Praises American Incarnation
Life on Mars is the successful translation of the 16-episode BBC series to America. Not every translation has worked, as noted by the cancellation this season of The Ex-List, which came from Israel. Life’s co-creator, Ashley Pharoah, told reporters in New York that he thinks this interpretation works very well. "I think it’s marvelous. We’re…
