Can not wait for Date Night starring Tina Fey and Steve Carell to hit the big screen. Liz Lemon and Michael Scott together for some wacky adventures in a movie theater near you. I want to go to there. That’s what she said. If you could care less about these two (What are you…crazy?) then fast forward to the 1:28 mark. Someone brings forth the rhythm and the rhyme for
Sadly…I wish I could forget. That’s right IHGB readers. For those of you who care, I saw an advanced screening of Fame and was highly disappointed. It started off great! I convinced myself within 30 seconds of the opening number that I was not only going to own the DVD, but the soundtrack would be a member of my iPod family as well. Then it fizzled. And no…I was not hopped
I was 12-years-old when Dirty Dancing came out on the big screen. It was perfect timing due to the fact that I had recently announced to my family that I was going to either dance on Broadway or be a Dallas Cowboy Cheerleader when I grew up. I was infatuated with MGM musicals, going to the theater and the Mickey Mouse Club on the Disney Channel. Clearly, my Mom saw
For those of you who don’t know, John Hughes passed away suddenly yesterday of a heart attack. For those of you who don’t know who John Hughes is…that makes me very, very sad that you don’t know the name of the man who more than likely holds several special places in your DVD collection. 1. He wrote the entire Home Alone series. 2. He wrote the entire Vacation series.
I was one of the dorks who went on opening day to see the Half-Blood Prince this past Wednesday. It’s a tradition that I’ve kept since the first movie. That time, I went by myself (because none of my friends were cool enough to know that this is a pop culture phenomenon they NEED to be a part of) and made friends with the kid behind me who was dressed
