The Living Dead Superstar

Here we come
Here we are
The living dead superstar

It's time, it's time to join us
We are going on a noise cursed
Lets get together baby,
Walk trought the city to invade
Every body, every single head
Spread the noise
Feel the dead
Lets get together spread feel to the city,
Lests invade!
Everybody, every single head spread the noise
feel the dead.
Lets get together baby
Walk trought the city to invade!(to invade)

Here we come
Here we are
The living dead superstar(repeat until fade)

Farrah — aka Miss May

Pity the wolf that runs into Farrah Abraham in the woods.

Check out the 19-year-old Teen Mom alum posing for J. Anthony Digital Photography's "Mastering the Art of American Motorcycles" calendar in which Farrah—aka Miss May—wears a medieval-chic outfit she designed herself that's meant to invoke Red Riding Hood.

Red Riding Hood after she's skinned the Big Bad Wolf and made a minidress out of his hide, that is.

"I encouraged all of the models to be involved in brainstorming about their shoots and thought we'd come up with a more creative outcomes that way," photographer Jaye Ott told Starcasm.net. "In looking at the way Farrah's shoot developed, it was as if Red Riding Hood skinned the wolf and was wearing him."

Farrah was in turn inspired by the red "wolf" Big Dog bike she's posing in front (and on top) of.

Ott said that Farrah, who in addition to heralding May flowers also graces the cover of his 2012 calendar, is already being considered for his 2013 homage to classic cars and hot rods.

No Strings

Emma and Adam are life-long friends who almost ruin everything by having sex one morning. In order to protect their friendship, they make a pact to keep their relationship strictly "no strings attached." "No strings" means no jealousy, no expectations, no fighting, no flowers, no baby voices. It means they can do whatever they want, whenever they want, in whatever public place they want, as long as... See Full Description
Genres: Comedy and Romance
Running Time: 1 hr. 50 min.
Release Date: January 21st, 2011 (wide)
MPAA Rating: R for sexual content, language and some drug material.
Distributors:
Paramount Pictures
U.S. Box Office: $19,652,921

Hollywood House for Sale

imothy J. Flint and Gary Kuchta have listed for sale a three-bedroom, three-bath home at 7101 Macapa Drive in Hollywood for $1.739 million.

Ronald Goldhammer of Prudential CA-Beverly Hills is the listing agent. Flint and Kuchta bought the property for $1.86 million on May 2006. The 2,451-square-foot house was built in 1957.

Gary Kuchta is the vice president of marketing at Pharmavite LLC, a dietary supplements company. Previously, he was the marketing director of Unilever, manufacturer and distributors of home goods, food and beverage items, dairy and personal care products.

Kuchta attended The University of Chicago-Booth School of Business, and the University of Notre Dame.

According to BlockShopper.com, there have been 620 home sales in Hollywood during the past 12 months, with a median sales price of $765,000.

Meet the Fockers

Meet the Parents is enjoyable just about any time you happen upon it. It works Saturday afternoons on TBS, or as a Thanksgiving rental when the family is over and Mom might be offended by the antics of Will Ferrell in Anchorman. Granted, Stiller is playing the same loser, put upon character he always plays, but well, that’s because he’s really good at that character. In Meet the Parents that character works better than ever.

So Meet the Fockers is the sequel that well… just probably didn’t need to happen. The risk is that it’ll end up being another Analyze That. Can a repeat of more of the same still be funny? Maybe, I mean they have Dustin Hoffman… he’s funny… isn’t he? Dustin Hoffman and Barbara Streisand join the returning cast of Robert DeNiro, Blythe Danner, and Teri Polo. Dustin and Babs jump in as Stiller’s parents, the Fockers. Somehow, Stiller’s parents and Teri Polo’s, the Byrnes end up stuck together in the same house. I guess the Fockers have them over for dinner. Whatever. It’s supposed to be funny because you see Jack Byrnes is really anal retentive and the Fockers are all a bunch of super-liberal hippies. You see now why the Babs casting is appropriate.

The real problem is that we’ve seen this before. It was on TV in a quickly forgotten little show called “Dharma & Greg”. For about five minutes it was really popular, and stayed so just long enough to make Jenna Elfman famous. Can Meet the Fockers deliver anything better than the mildly funny melba toast humor of “Dharma”? Our only hope is the Jesus-lovin, wood carving character of Owen Wilson.

Thompson Hotels

Set in the heart of Manhattan’s financial district, Gild Hall is home to unique spaces for social and corporate events, from meetings and luncheons, private dinners and receptions, to high-profile media events, holiday parties, and small weddings.

Sax Chicago, located in the heart of downtown Chicago, is a different luxury hotel experience: inviting and warm, offering luxury with a unique, Chicago point of view. The hotel features a fusion of design influences that is both traditionally elegant and bohemian. The hotel serves as hub to the pulsing Marina City playground, which includes the House of Blues Restaurant and Concert venue, Smith & Wollensky Steak House, 10Pin Bowling Lounge, Bin 36 Restaurant and Wine Cellar and Crimson Lounge. With 353 modern guestrooms and 14,000 square feet of event space, is more than a destination, its an experience.


Thompson Toronto is located in the eclectic arts and design neighborhood of King West Village, and adjacent to the financial and entertainment districts. Designed by Studio Gaia all 102 guest rooms feature floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping views of the city furnished in a contemporary, luxurious and comfortable fashion.

The three dining facilities cater to all tastes: COUNTER, a modern incarnation of a traditional Diner is open 24 hours; upscale Italian Cuisine by Scarpetta, the acclaimed restaurant by renowned Chef Scott Conant; and opening soon, Wabora Sushi.

Other hotel amenities are a rooftop infinity pool, a state of the art screening room, an exclusive lounge/club, a private rooftop bar and event space.

The Red Story

The Story
Ex-CIA agent Frank Moses (Bruce Willis) isn't adjusting well to retirement. He's completely bored, and the only bright spots in his otherwise dull days is when he calls Sarah (Parker) to complain about his missing retirement check. The missing check is just a ruse as he really wants someone - preferably female - to talk to. Soon the two are setting up a face-to-face meeting which Frank is absolutely delighted about. But his dream of a nice evening with the friendly Sarah is dashed after his home is riddled with bullets by a squad of hitmen. One thing leads to another and soon he's holding Sarah against her will in attempt to save her life - which is definitely not anyone's idea of a good first date.
"Bruce Willis and Mary-Louise Parker in Red"

Bruce Willis and Mary-Louise Parker in 'Red.'

So now Frank's forced out of retirement - not that he minds - and forced into seeking out his old (as in also retired) buddies from the CIA. Joe (Morgan Freeman) lives in a retirement home and seems to have adjusted relatively well. Victoria (Mirren) looks completely comfortable in her gorgeous home, arranging flowers and carrying on as though she's embraced retirement. But looks are deceiving as she's taking 'odd jobs' on the side that have nothing to do with putting together pretty floral arrangements. And Marvin (John Malkovich) is a loony conspiracy theorist who was given LSD on a daily basis while he was still in the CIA. Together they must figure out why they're being targeted by killers. And to complicate matters, a rising star in the CIA, William Cooper (Karl Urban, the youngster of the lead cast and the guy who gets to engage in hand-to-hand combat with Willis in one of the film's best action scenes), would like nothing better than to bring in Frank and his reactivated sidekicks.

BlackBerry Tour 9630

General 2G Network GSM 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
3G Network HSDPA 2100
CDMA/EVDO Rev A 800/1900
Announced 2009, July
Status Available. Released 2009, July
Size Dimensions 112 x 62 x 14.2 mm
Weight 130 g
Display Type 65K colors
Size 480 x 360 pixels, 2.4 inches
- QWERTY keyboard
- Trackball navigation
Sound Alert types Vibration, MP3 ringtones
Speakerphone Yes
- 3.5 mm audio jack
Memory Phonebook Practically unlimited entries and fields, Photocall
Call records Yes
Internal 256 MB
Card slot microSD, up to 8GB, buy memory
Data GPRS Class 10 (4+1/3+2 slots), 32 - 48 kbps
EDGE Class 10, 236.8 kbps
3G HSDPA; HSUPA
WLAN No
Bluetooth Yes, v2.0 with A2DP
Infrared port No
USB Yes, microUSB v2.0
Camera Primary 3.15 MP, 2048x1536 pixels, autofocus, LED flash
Features Geo-tagging
Video Yes
Secondary No
Features OS BlackBerry OS
Messaging SMS, MMS, Email, IM
Browser HTML
Radio No
Games Yes + downloadable
Colors Black
GPS Yes, with A-GPS support, BlackBerry Maps
Java Yes
- BlackBerry maps
- Document editor (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF)
- MP3/WMA/eAAC+/WAV player
- MP4/WMV/H.263/H.264 player
- Organizer
- Voice memo
Battery Standard battery, Li-Ion 1400 mAh
Stand-by Up to 336 h
Talk time Up to 5 h
Misc SAR US 1.43 W/kg (head) 0.53 W/kg (body)
SAR EU 1.72 W/kg (head) 0.48 W/kg (body)

Hotel Belair

Australia's Best Gaming Room (AHA 2010), the Belair Hotel Gaming Room, opened in May of 2009. The room is stylish and welcoming, with beautiful warm colours of Gold and Brown to complement the stunning marble cashier and bar.

The room features 40 of the latest machines and games, comfortable leather high back chairs, KENO, Tea and Coffee facilities and trendy lighting to set the mood. Full bar facilities are available in our adjacent Den Bar, with comfortable chairs and tables available for those who would like to have a drink and a flutter on KENO.

There is a “breakout” outdoor smoking area with comfortable tables and chairs. Timber screening for our customers privacy and sensor heating for those cold days and nights. This area also has tinted windows to allow our players to view their machines when taking a break outside.

Mobile STAR the Karbon Screen

Rekha and SRK were performing together atn Mobile STAR the Karbon Screen this year and Rekha, being a true professional, kept on rehearsing till she got her act to perfection. As a result SRK didn’t have an option and he parked himself at the rehearsal hall to match up to Rekha’s stature. She did not leave him till she was completely happy with their act.

In the meanwhile, Katrina waited for four hours for the rehearsal stage. Rekha was extremely nice to Katrina when she met her backstage. She told her that she was thoroughly impressed and mesmerized by her Belly Dancing in Sheila Ki Jawani and floored the young actress by asking her to teach her some thumkas and jhatkas right there. Katrina was more than happy to oblige.

For the first time since the release of Sheila Ki Jawani, Katrina performed on the song on stage. She danced to an exclusive mix of Sheila Ki Jawani, Zara Touch Me from Race, and the reggae song, Burn It Up by Wysin and Yandel featuring R.Kelly. Katrina set the stage on fire with her sizzling act. She wore costumes from the song, including a short sari and harem pants with a sexy blouse. Her Belly Dancing performance will amaze you!

Rekha had a lot of fun on stage with SRK and Shahid and the other way also holds true. She looked gorgeous in a golden saree, her trademark red lipstick and side-swept loose hair. She enthralled one and all with shayari from her hit songs such as Salaam-e-ishq and In aankhon ki masti mein and SRK matched his Urdu with hers. Her grace was enchanting and it would be wonderful to see her dance more often. With her eternal sensuality and timeless beauty, she can give any young actress a run for her money. Shahid behaved like a young boy learning from the veterans and he was utterly cute and charming. Both SRK and Shahid were very respectful towards Rekha and all the humour and flirting was in good taste.

The Way Back

hronicles the escape of a small group of multi-national prisoners from a Siberian gulag in 1940 and their epic life affirming journey over thousands of miles across five hostile countries.
Logline: The true story of soldiers' escape from a Siberian gulag in 1942.
Genres: Art/Foreign and Drama
Running Time: 2 hr. 13 min.
Release Date: December 29th, 2010 (LA); January 21st, 2011 (limited)
MPAA Rating: PG-13 for violent content, depiction of physical hardships, a nude image and brief strong language.
Distributors:
Newmarket Films

Watching TV

Americans spent more time in front of the TV than ever before in 2010—an average of 34 hours per person per week, up about 1 percent for the year, according to data from the Nielsen Company.

What on earth are we watching?

Not the news. In spite of a massive oil spill, the ongoing wars, crazy political candidates, and a heated midterm election, all three major cable news networks—Fox News Channel, MSNBC, and CNN—showed a decline in viewership. Instead, people tuned in to reality TV shows and sports and took strolls down memory lane: Eight of the 10 highest-rated telecasts of 2010 were football games, the ratings company found, and the most popular new show was CBS's "Hawaii Five-O," a revival of a 40-year-old cop drama with a super-catchy theme song.

With shrinking household budgets and rising entertainment costs, it's no wonder that people are spending more time in front of the TV and less time (and money) at the movies; if you've shelled out beaucoup bucks for a fancy HDTV, why not let Netflix bring the movies to you?

But even if you actually managed to keep up with the Kardashians, faithfully follow "Glee," root for your favorite team, or catch every iteration of "Real Housewives" and "CSI" on broadcast and cable, 34 hours of TV watching in a week is still an awful lot of tube time—nearly five hours a day, every day. Which shows are worth it? This is definitely not a definitive list, but here's a handful of shows to get you started:

Pretty much anything on the Discovery Channel
"Mythbusters", "Dirty Jobs", and "Planet Earth" are just three of the smart shows this channel has to offer. We like the channel in general, because it has a great mix of information, real-life drama (as opposed to "Jersey Shore"-esque drama), and humor.

"The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report"
Not only does it often provide comedy gold, Comedy Central's "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" dishes up some of the best news and political commentary out there, often putting "real" news networks to shame with sharp questions and candid interviews. Find balance—or pretend to—by following it up with "The Colbert Report", in which comedian Stephen Colbert makes his point about news and views from the other side of the political aisle. Sure, he's not really a conservative, but he plays one on TV, and brilliantly.

"Phineas and Ferb"
The Disney channel hits a home run with "Phineas and Ferb", a cartoon about two precocious brothers who are determined to make the most out of every day of summer vacation by figuring out ways to make the impossible happen in real life. It also features a positive blended family situation, fun sibling dynamics, an evil villain who creates outlandish inventions, and an unlikely superhero/spy. Creative, intelligent, and interesting.

Top 10 Human Movies

Every year, pundits tell us that audiences are getting dumber, that studios are producing nothing but lowest-common-denominator drivel, and every year, audiences and artists prove them both right and wrong. For every "Yogi Bear" and "Skyline," there was a "Black Swan" and "The Fighter," movies that showed audiences want to be challenged and moved. No matter how discouraging a year's output might be, there are always movies that make the dreck worthwhile.

To start a yearly tradition at The Projector, we present the Top 10 Movie Humans Of The Year, the 10 people who had the best year, who most affected how we experienced the year. These are people who had success, who broke through, who provided the most lasting memories of 2010. These are people who will always remember 2010, and the reasons we will do the same.

First, our honorable mentions: Ben Affleck, Darren Aronofsky, Banksy, Lisa Cholodenko, Alex Gibney, Jennifer Lawrence, Emma Stone, Hans Zimmer and "Mark Zuckerberg."

And now, to the top 10 Movie Humans Of 2010.
10. Sylvester Stallone.


"The Expendables" might not have been the best movie in the world -- we more enjoyed Sly's two other recent comeback vehicles, "Rocky Balboa" and "Rambo" -- but it was the biggest hit Stallone has had in 25 years. (That's older than a few people on our list.) We're always told that The Movie Star is dead, but Sly, with an all-star cast of aging action heroes, reminded us that, sometimes, a familiar face is all we want. A familiar face that is preferably punching other, less familiar faces.

9. Michelle Williams

No one will ever think of her as the "Dawson's Creek" actress again, or even as Heath Ledger's ex. She was the beating heart of "Shutter Island" at the beginning of the year but knocked everybody's socks off in "Blue Valentine" at the end of it, a role that's almost certain to earn the second Oscar nomination of her career. And look out: Next year she's playing Marilyn Monroe.

8. Andrew Garfield



In July, Columbia Pictures announced that Garfield would play Spider-Man in Marc Webb's upcoming reboot. Few knew who he was then, but they sure do now. Garfield gave soulful performances in both "Never Let Me Go" and "The Social Network," the latter of which will likely win him an Oscar nomination next month. No one can ever guess how an actor's career will turn out, but it'd be difficult to have a more metoric rise than Garfield had this year.
7. Leonardo DiCaprio

Of the top 20 grossing movies of the year, two of them were smartly made, thoughtful adult thrillers made by serious visionary directors. Both of them starred DiCaprio. At this point, his very presence assures a certain guarantee of quality; you can argue he hasn't made a truly bad movie in more than a decade.