Author of New Teen Book Offers Advice to Miley Cyrus 'Hanna Montana' and Her Fans
Richard Dudum, author of 'What Your Mother Never Told You - A Survival Guide For Teenage Girls' says that Miley Cyrus is doing the right thing to admit that she is 'embarrassed' by the photo done for Vanity Fair Magazine. Dudum, whose book is written for teen girls in language they can understand and relate to, says, "Girls should accurately portray themselves. They need to understand that what they do, say, how they act, and what they wear communicates a message. The girls need to think about who they are, who they want to be, and how they want to be perceived and remembered."
ReelzChannel TV Website Reaches Out to Movie Fans With New Video Player Featuring Free Movie Trailers, Movie Clips, Actor Interviews and Exclusive Con
ReelzChannel.com offers a free video player for embedding their content on movie websites and blogs.
Find, Review, Compare and Join a Canadian Book Club at Canada-Book-Clubs.com
Canada-Book-Clubs.com announces the addition of the new Guide and Reviews section to make finding the perfect Canada book club easier than ever. Extensive reviews of each book club, as well as articles on finding the best book club to suit reader interests are available to ensure highly satisfied club members. With a wide variety of clubs, Canada-Book-Clubs.com is the best source for finding the right book club for your reading needs.
RTE Presents THE BOOK OF LIZ by David and Amy Sedaris
RENEGADE THEATRE EXPERIMENT presents Amy and David Sedaris' THE BOOK OF LIZ.
Sister Elizabeth Donderstock (Violet Ash) makes the cheese balls (traditional and smoky) that sustain the existence of the Squeamish, a crypto-Amish religious community housed at Cluster Haven. Feeling unappreciated, Sister Elizabeth decides to try her luck in the outside world, leaving the Squeamish to try in vain to replicate her cheese ball recipe. Meanwhile, Liz lands a job as a waitress in a
family restaurant run by recovering alcoholics. Can Liz keep her sweating problem in check and thereby become manager? Can the Squeamish get by without her? What does it all have to do with Cockney-speaking Ukrainians? The answers lie inside THE BOOK OF LIZ.
Exciting New Book Tells Story of a Baseball Fan's Revenge
Kevin Francis, writer of savvy, humor-laced fiction, is re-releasing "Autograph", his frank and sarcastic take on athletes in today's world. Francis shows the lengths that a snubbed fan will go to when his athlete-hero gives him the cold shoulder, and he snaps into what can only be described as an intense need for revenge.
Movies.ie - New Cinema Site for Irish Movie Fans
A new site has been launched in Ireland for cinema fans. Irish movie goers have been neglected for far too long but now Movies.ie offers a jaw-dropping amount of content! The site has a web 2.0 back-end and includes video interviews with major movie stars, exciting Hollywood features, daily movie news, cinema times, podcasts, blogs and so much more.
Author Mary R. Butler Announces 'Free Books for Your Book Club' Giveaway
Author Mary R. Butler is offering her free copies of her new crime fiction novel, "A Kiss in the Dark," to book clubs.
Local Fitness Club Offers Die-Hard Fitness Fan Program
Beginning June 18, Ellipse Fitness will launch a new program called "Ellipse AMP'D". The 10-week boot camp will train clients for power kickboxing, functional training martial arts, and muscle building. Weekly nutrition education will teach participants how to eat properly for this program's level of activity.
Family Movie - Find The Right DVD Movie Club For Your Family
Looking for a good online family movie club or family movie review?Family movies sell lots of tickets at the box office and every year there are one or more blockbuster movies that are family films.But with the high price of movie tickets and theatre concessions, watching movies on DVD as a family movie night in the comfort of your own home, is quickly becoming very popular.
AP9 Your Savings Club Takes a Look at End-of-Summer Movie Releases
AP9 YourSavingsClub provides consumers with savings on movie tickets, theme park admissions and other entertainment interests.
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Focus Features Taps Event-Based Social Network Going.com to Promote and Preview Talk to Me, A New Movie starring Don Cheadle
NEW YORK & BOSTON & SAN FRANCISCO (BusinessWire EON) June 19, 2007 --
Going.com (formerly HeyLetsGo) has quickly risen onto the hipster city scene and has grown by 500% since January, with the goal of connecting online communities with offline events. Such events have featured celebrity blogger Perez Hilton and artists such as Lady Sovereign, The Teddy Bears, Bobby Friction of BBC Radio 1 and Albert Hammond Jr. of the Strokes.
"Our members are looking for ways to get away from their computers this summer. Ironically, our Web site offers exclusive events that help people do just that," said Going.com CEO Evan Schumacher.
Academy Award(R) nominee Don Cheadle portrays the one and only Ralph Waldo "Petey" Greene Jr. in Talk to Me. Petey's story is funny, dramatic, inspiring -- and real. Talk to Me also stars Emmy Award(R) winner Martin Sheen, and is directed by Kasi Lemmons. Focus Features releases Talk to Me, which is MPAA-Rated "R," in select cities on Friday, July 13 and nationwide on Friday, August 3.
Seeking to generate buzz among young, urban tastemakers living in Going.com's current locations of New York, Boston and San Francisco, Focus Features is the latest company to recognize that niche online communities are a powerful way to align brand identities with target audiences. In May, JetBlue Airways partnered with Going.com to introduce its newest routes between Boston, New York and San Francisco by running a sweepstakes for free airline tickets during Going.com's launch parties, attracting thousands of 20-somethings looking to fly cross-country for the weekend.
Going.com augments larger social networks like MySpace and Facebook by being more about what's going on in a city and also connecting with people who are going to similar events. The site has over 300,000 monthly users looking for the latest and coolest happenings in their cities and using the resource to share experiences and connect with friends, before, during and after events.
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About Focus Features
Focus Features (www.focusfeatures.com) is a motion picture production, financing, and worldwide distribution company committed to bringing moviegoers the most original stories from the world's most innovative filmmakers. Past Focus movies include such Academy Award winners as Brokeback Mountain, Lost in Translation, The Pianist, and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Focus Features is part of NBC Universal, one of the world's leading media and entertainment companies in the development, production, and marketing of entertainment, news, and information to a global audience. Formed in May 2004 through the combining of NBC and Vivendi Universal Entertainment, NBC Universal owns and operates a valuable portfolio of news and entertainment networks, a premier motion picture company, significant television production operations, a leading television stations group, and world-renowned theme parks. NBC Universal is 80% owned by General Electric and 20% owned by Vivendi.
About Going.com
Going.com is a growing community of 20-somethings looking for the best entertainment and events in Boston, New York, Chicago and San Francisco. Members, ranging from hipsters to young professionals, want more from their city besides the status quo, and a better way to connect with friends and new acquaintances before, during and after an event.
Going.com is an insider's guide and online social network, with signature events encompassing everything from music and nightlife to cultural and sporting activities, and even fashion. By combining events primarily contributed by members with tastemaker partnerships and our own trusted editors, Going.com uncovers the heartbeat of each city, answering the question for people of all backgrounds -- "Where you going tonight?"
Unlike other lifeless event listings and juvenile, impersonal online social networks, Going.com gets people away from their computers and out into the real world. Through its online community and offline events, Going.com connects people, places and things.
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