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Review of BLINDNESS
My review of the upcoming release, BLINDNESS, now up on CINEFANTASTIQUE ONLINE.
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Motorhead Comes To Entropia Universe
Part of the CryEngine 2-powered graphical update to Entropia Universe, Motorhead Stadium is billed as the world's first virtual rock arena, allowing fans of the band to listen to exclusive pre-recorded and live broadcast music, while visitors to Lemmy's Castle will be able to battle the Guardians, virtual defenders who will sometimes drop "rare and valuable" Motorhead Armor Parts. Players who collect a full set of Motorhead Armor will be granted access to the castle's inner sanctum, where they will become eligible to join Lemmy's private army.
"The Motoerhead Stadium and Lemmy's Castle will add great diversity to Entropia Universe when we launch the upgraded version of Entropia Universe using CryENGINE(R)2," says David Simmonds, Business Development Director at Mindark.
Fans can already download the free software online at Entropia Universe and create a unique avatar which will then be used to visit Motoerhead Stadium, where they can view exclusive Metal and Rock concerts, pre-recorded or broadcast live from around the world. In addition to the live music, fans will be able to create their own social networks and fan clubs, battle Monsters to earn real cash, and even manufacture and sell collectable Virtual Rock merchandise. Part of the CryEngine 2-powered graphical update to Entropia Universe, Motorhead Stadium is billed as the world's first virtual r... more -
"Terrorist Fist Jab" Anchor E.D. Hill Loses Her Show
Perhaps feeling the ratings heat, Fox News is making changes to its afternoon lineup.
TVNewser reports that E.D. Hill, who hosts "America's Pulse" — and who raised many eyebrows this week after calling Barack and Michelle Obama's fist-pound a "terrorist fist jab" — has lost her show:
America's Pulse anchored by E.D. Hill goes away, but Hill stays with the network in a capacity to be determined. Hill has been with FNC since 1998. She co-anchored Fox & Friends for several years before moving to the 11amET hour, then launching America's Pulse.
TVNewser further reports that Martha MacCallum's "Live Desk" will be expanded to two hours and that she will take on a co-host, Trace Gallagher.
Further, the New York Times' Brian Stelter reports that the network will test Laura Ingraham in the 5PM hour (once occupied by John Gibson and filled of late by "America's Election HQ"):
The Fox News Channel, which has been seeking a new format for the 5 p.m. hour, will place a rotating series of personalities in the time slot beginning next week, including the conservative radio host Laura Ingraham.
Ms. Ingraham, one of the country's most popular radio hosts, frequently fills in for Bill O'Reilly, and Fox executives appear to be grooming her as a new talent for the network. Other people will also receive trial runs in the time slot.
Fox News Channel is expected to announce the changes later Tuesday. In February the cable network replaced John Gibson, the longtime host of the 5 p.m. hour, with Bill Hemmer and Megyn Kelly, two younger anchors who also host a morning show. Mr. Hemmer and Ms. Kelly's afternoon show, "America's Election HQ," covered the primary season. But now, with the party nominees known and two months until the political conventions, there may not be quite as much election news to cover. Perhaps feeling the ratings heat, Fox News is making changes to its afternoon lineup. ... more -
Drunkely Married
Lake Bell has a confession. And she can be seen in "What Happens In Vegas."
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