Monday, April 15 Boston
suffered a horrible tragedy. The world is getting scarier by the day and we can
only hope for things to get better. I would like to send my condolences to the
injured people and their families and of course the whole city of Boston.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
Scary Movie V Bombs
Scary Movie 5 proved itself to be a franchise that probably wasn’t worth reviving. Funny; A Haunted House was a modest hit and Scary Movie 5 bombs. Seems the Wayans Bros. finally got their revenge against Dimension. Back in 2006, Scary Movie 4 opened to over $40 million. Seven years later, Scary Movie 5 could only lure in $15 million. So why exactly did the film do so bad? Was it the lack of franchise star Anna Faris? Did audiences already get their fill of horror movie spoofing with A Haunted House? Were viewers put off by a marketing campaign built around Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan? Whatever the reason may be, the horrible reviews it got from critics could be a large reason.
Friday, April 12, 2013
McDonald's Apologizes for Unapproved Ad That Mocks Mental Illness PSAs
Last month, Ford made
headlines for an allegedly unapproved ad featuring Silvio Berlusconi with a
trunk full of gagged, hog tied, and crying women. The ad, found as a poster on
the Boston metro, parodied mental health and depression PSAs: "You're not
alone. Million of people love the Big Mac," the ad reads, next to the
photo of a crying woman and an 800-number that connects to McDonald's corporate
office. The McDonald's advertisement in question is part of a larger,
unapproved, campaign that pokes fun at stereotypical subway ads. The personal
injuries lawyer ad promises to "get you the sausage you deserve." The
continuing education spoof reads, "It's never too late for an Angus Bacon
Cheese."
Oh, McDonalds.
School shootings
Whenever you hear about
school shootings you automatically think it's tragic. Apparently someone
brought a rifle to a college nearby to the school in which I attend. I'm pretty
sure there could very well be more to the story than I know. Anyways, school safety
is always important. Believe it or not one time in elementary school I had a
water gun which I was going to bring for recess and nearly got tackled
completely on the ground by a teacher. Talk about the embarrassment she and I
both had when it was revealed that it was a plastic water gun. Either way guns in school is horrible and has costed the lives of many innocent people. I can only hope these school shootings can only stop from now.
If you have ever known someone or been in a similar situation, sound off in the comments.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Shocking Reality TV Statistics
When you think of Reality TV, you think of the television
genre that many people are guilty of watching at times. But, you would be a
little surprised as to how much of an impact reality TV has on the state of
California.
·
The number of shooting days for reality TV in
Los Angeles rose 53% last year, making up about 40% of all on-location
production.
·
Of the 240,000 entertainment jobs in Los
Angeles, 30,000 are tied to Reality television.
·
Reality television episodes have increased to
57% of all television shows that can be found on your TV screens.
·
In 2000 there was nearly 4 reality television
shows, by 2010 there were more than 320 reality shows.
To say that Reality television has taken over more than
we could imagine would be an understatement. It seems as if it is the top form
of getting entertained by television these days.
Monday, March 18, 2013
10 Year Plan
In the next ten years there
is a lot that I would like to accomplish. Of course going to college and
getting a great job is at the top of the list. My plan is to go to school and
help develop my writing skills to showcase. Something that would interest me is
something that I have been doing on and off through high school, acting. It
really is something that has been a fun experience for me and something I would
love to do more of in the next ten years. Getting and education and continuing
to do things I love is pretty much my ten year plan and something that will
keep me steady.
Friday, March 15, 2013
Angelina Jolie
Angelina Jolie Voight was
born on June 4, 1975. Jolie was born and raised in Los Angeles, California as
the daughter of actors Jon Voight and Maximilian Schell. Angelina enrolled in
Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute after her family moved to New York when she was
just six years old. She attended Beverly Hills High School. While she was in
her teen years Angelina suffered depression due to feeling isolated from some
of her peers at school. She has one brother an actor named James Haven; she is
the niece of singer Chip Taylor and goddaughter of actors Jacqueline Bisset and
Maximilian Schell. On her father's side, Jolie is of German and Slovak descent,
on her mother's side, she is of primarily French Canadian, Dutch, and German
ancestry.
Jolie's first movie role was
when she was just seven years old in a movie called Lookin’ to Get Out in 1982.
In 1999 Jolie starred in her first breakout feature film, ''Girl,
Interrupted''. The film garnered universal acclaim from critics and movie fans.
Angelina is best known for being one of the highest paid and best female
actresses in the acting business today. But, Jolie is also best known for her
widely announced relationship with actor Brad Pitt. One of the main reasons why
the pair's relationship has been so publicly known is because when the two met
on the set of their movie ''Mr. & Ms. Smith'' Brad was married to another
actress Jennifer Aniston. Brad and Jennifer divorced not long after making the
public question whether Brad and Angelina were having an affair on the set of
their movie. Angelina and Brad have been together since and have six children
three of which were adopted and three who were their biological children. Works Cited: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Angelina_Jolie
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0001401/
http://www.allmovie.com/artist/p36009
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