Have you been to The Gypsy Bonfire yet? Lisa Hoffman has a storytelling section to her blog where, in her words "I ask my authors to tell a story that you could share over a quick cup. Picture yourself sitting around a Bonfire with VERY close friends. It’s chilly, you’re cozy -maybe wrapped in a soft blanket, hands clutching a mug of steaming hot Mexican Cocoa, the creative energy is hovering just overhead. You could not be more relaxed and everyone’s sharing a story." I feel lucky that Lisa a

Posted by Rosario T. Calabria in Blu-ray, DVD, Movies, News, Wonder Woman. trackback Warner Bros’ has announced that their latest straight-to-video film Wonder Woman will be released on both DVD and Blu-ray Hi-Def on March 3, 2009. Check out some new photos from the film, including artist renderings, a new Q&A with the film’s director Lauren Montgomery and more after the jump. Synopsis [Official Website: http://www.wonderwomanmovie.com] Produced by the multiple Emmy® Award winning animatio

“Australia” is not a motion picture odyssey for curmudgeons or cynics. Director Baz Luhrmann is stretching for classic movie poses within a film of marathon sweep and locale, and he achieves his lofty goals with this exhaustively enchanting romantic adventure, making the obscene wait between movies (seven years!) seem all the more easy to comprehend. Luhrmann isn’t desperate to rewrite the rules of cinematic spectacle with “Australia,” he only wants to play in the sandbox of yesteryear’s la

By Margaret B. Jones Riverhead Books In the spring of 2008, Riverhead Books received a call concerning their popular new memoir, Love and Consequences, by Margaret B. Jones, whose real name is Margaret Seltzer. After reading an article about the book in The New York Times, Seltzer’s sister told the publisher that the memoir is a fake. It seems Seltzer (Jones) had not told the truth at all; her memoir, about growing up as a foster child in gang-ridden Los Angeles, is a complete fabrication. Unli

50 Sons And Daughters - This Gift Does pop suit the grimy dominatrix of Scotpop sound of Sons & Daughters? Bernard Butler evidently thought so, and while a switch into musical sweetness and light - the lyrics are as chiding as ever - doesn't bring entirely comfortable results with it, you still wouldn't trust Adele Bethel with anything of value. It's pop of a sort that would only have troubled the charts in about 1983, of course, but the connections with classic girl-fronted pop go further than