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The weekend brought a huge success to animation movie Toy Story 3 of hit maker Pixar, with big bucks being spent on seeing it. Adults, not children, were those most happy to see the new film, coming in larger numbers than children, the intended audiece of such productions.
Enjoy five brilliant TV ad spots related to the FIFA World Cup 2010 and choose your favorite.
Director Pravesh Bhardwaj is having his troubles making a film about middle class morality from the celebrity morality standpoint. Finding a Bollywood actress willing to do a nude scene, in a film about women doing nude poses is like finding a needle in the haystack. Actress Aruna Shields understands the importance of nudity to this significant film evidently. But, is it okay to cross this morality barrier? Only the audience can say.
Expedia, Marriott, Orbitz, Signature Travel Network and others are looking to expend their businesses abroad, spending a fortune on lobbying and PR. Travel is hot, and getting hotter this season. An online travel site will soon launch a new and exciting service.
With last year’s Miss USA nearly losing her job for topless photos, this year’s scandalous promotion looks like a cake walk.
Google trends today are all about a cryptic term 420. The meaning of the term is obviously tied to marijuana use, but not many people know how it was originated. Other than some references to 70’s comedy act Cheech and Chong, 420 just insinuates pot smoking. The term does have other implications though.
As social media becomes more accessible and officially utilized, celebrity use of their online profiles reminds us of our own needs.
Oprah Winfrey is the subject of a controversial unauthorized biography now. The world according to Oprah is chomping at the bit to see if she is the saint millions paint her as. Author Kitty Kelly is famous too, for revealing (or appearing to) celebrity dirt. Is this just more PR for Winfrey, or is there anything to be a buzz about?
As 3D movie ticket prices increase, we see Hollywood combining technology with new marketing as we near summer blockbuster time.
The ability to create a universal language sounds like something that can only happen on a Biblical scale. But Google just may be our modern day version of the Tower of Babel. With the...
