Paint Alice in Wonderland Nails as a Tribute to the Story and Movie

Alice in wonderland, with its light-hearted entertainer can be confined to creativity that’s never easy, and well, all the Alice maniacs can have a part of this dream world right on your nails! This design is your very own Cheshire Cat, an amazing option to prove your craziness... This is a post from Walyou, who bring you the best New Gadgets gadgets, Cool Gadgets and Hi Tech News. Paint Alice in Wonderland Nails as a Tribute to the Story and Movie Related posts: Mad Hatter And Cheshire Cat Kubrick Will Take You To Alice In The Wonderland Alice in Wonderland Bobble Heads at Your Doorstep Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Nail Paint Design

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Are You Excited to See Jennifer Aniston in a Movie With Heidi Montag?

I wish Popsugar and other sites would fact check and report without bias, particularly where it concerns Aniston. She is in New York, not LA since she and Butler are doing promotional duties for The Bounty Hunter this weekend and into next week when the New York premiere happens. As for ... — full article at popsugar.com

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Sony's PlayStation Network Now Offering HD Movie Rentals, Purchases

Sony announced this week that its PlayStation Network video delivery service is now offering HD movies for rent or purchase from all of the major movie studios, including 20th Century Fox, Walt Disney Pictures, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros. Digital Distribution. PlayStation 3 owners that have their device connected to the Internet can now rent or buy the following movies: 20th Century Fox – "Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian", "Jennifer's Body" and "Fantastic Mr. Fox" (on March 23) Walt Disney Pictures – Disney Pixar's "Up", Jerry Bruckheimer's "G-Force" and Disney's "Earth" Paramount Pictures – "Star Trek", "Paranormal Activity" and "Zoolander" Sony Pictures – "This Is It", "2012", "District 9" and "Zombieland" Universal – "Inglourious Basterds", "Couples Retreat" and "Public Enemies" Warner Bros. Digital Distribution - "The Hangover", "Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince" and "The Wizard of Oz" "Securing high definition content from these studios is another significant milestone further validating PlayStation Network as a complete entertainment network in the home. PlayStation Network is the first and only service to deliver high definition home entertainment from all six major studios, directly to consumers for download," said Peter Dille, senior vice president, marketing and PlayStation Network, SCEA. "PlayStation Network continues to offer the most comprehensive catalog of HD movies to PlayStation Network members that realize the wide-ranging entertainment power of the PS3 system." Movie rental prices vary, but you can expect to pay $2.99 (SD) and $4.50 (HD). Movie purchase prices start at $9.99. Currently movies are only available in the United States, with plans to launch soon in the U.K., France, Germany, and Spain.

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Are You Sitting Down? Alberta Street Getting an Acoustic Theater

Portland’s acoustic-music fans should get so excited that they clap politely and respectfully: A 300-chair sit-down venue is opening this summer on Alberta Street. Joe Cawley will open the Alberta Rose Theatre in a historic movie-theater building at 3000 NE Alberta Street in early June. Cawley says the new venue will feature shows “more in the [...] Related posts: Exclusive Portugal. The Man Acoustic Video: “Everyone Is Golden” Portland Horse Feathers Release New 7-Inch, Play Shows with the Oregon Ballet Theater It’s Live Review: Magnetic Fields, Monday, Feb. 22 @ the Aladdin Theater It’s rare Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

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10 Short Interviews With The World's Best Game Makers (And Three Other Guys) [Gdc]

Gabe Newell. John Carmack. The creators of Uncharted 2, Scribblenauts, Farmville. Even Penny Arcade. I interviewed a parade of award-winners backstage at the Game Developers Choice Awards. And I wanted to make sure these post-awards interviews were not dull. We talked about everything from PlayStation Move and Farmville: The Movie to a major sequel that needs a name and Half-Life 2: Episode 3. And, with each developer (or Penny Arcade person), we talked some Pokemon. Yes, I was consulting with some of gaming's top minds to prepare myself for a Pokemon challenge that I accepted from a peer of mine at MTV News. Check out the short video interviews with each of these creators at the links below: Monaco Award-Winner Celebrates, Warns Of Potential Nut-Kicking Victorious Torchlight Creators Like The Idea Of Torchlight 2 Exultant Farmville Developer Is Only Joking About A Farmville Movie, Right? Scribblenauts Inventor Needs A Name For The Sequel Honored Penny Arcade Creators Offer Me Some Advice Valve's Gabe Newell Predicts Gaming's Future, Not Talking About "Episode Three" Proud Batman: Arkham Asylum Art Director Working Hard On Next Game John Carmack Has Three Lifetime Achievement Awards, No Early iPad Uncharted 2 Creators Tip Hats To Killzone 2, Celebrate Lots Of Wins Flower Creators: No New Games This Year, Intrigued By PlayStation Move Congratulations to all of the people I interviewed for their Game Developers Choice and Independent Games Festival Awards. And, thank you. I couldn't have done these backstage interviews without you. Or, if I did, they would have been even more occasionally awkward and definitely less fun and (slightly) newsy. Videos shot by Adam Barenblat for Kotaku.

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THIS SUMMER’S HOTTEST MOVIE, ‘BABE, I LOVE YOU!’

THIS SUMMER’S HOTTEST MOVIE, ‘BABE, I LOVE YOU!’ SAM AND ANNE, BACK IN EACH OTHER’S ARMS ON THE BIG SCREEN! For the first time on the big screen, SAM MILBY AND ANNE CURTIS come together for the hottest movie offering this summer, “Babe, I Love You,” under Star Cinema and Viva Films. After successful television projects-- Maging Sino Ka Man and Dyosa, one of the most high-profile tandems on the small screen, Sam and Anne are excited to get the feel of seeing themselves together in the silver screen. “The last time we worked together for a project is Dyosa pa. More than a year ago na. Kaya we’re really excited to finally work together and see ourselves sa malaking screen,” Anne shared. Sam agrees, “for the longest time, lagi kaming kinakausap ng fans na sana magkaroon din kami ng pelikula and sana naman matuwa ang mga supporters namin and ang moviegoing audience natin with this gift na dala ng Star Cinema and Viva Films for them.” Directed by Mae Cruz in her first full-lengt...

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You see, flesh tones exist mostly in the orange range and when...

You see, flesh tones exist mostly in the orange range and when you look to the opposite end of the color wheel from that, where does one land? Why looky here, we have our old friend Mr. Teal. And anyone who has ever taken color theory 101 knows that if you take two complimentary colors and put them next to each other, they will “pop”, and sometimes even vibrate. So, since people (flesh-tones) exist in almost every frame of every movie ever made, what could be better than applying complimentary color theory to make people seem to “pop” from the background. I mean, people are really important, aren’t they? (via Into The Abyss: Teal and Orange - Hollywood, Please Stop the Madness )

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Look Up Your Favorite Movie Scenes On AnyClip, Just Launched Into Public Beta

AnyClip, a movie database that lets you search for scenes by actors, lines of dialogue, themes, and other keywords, launched into public beta, the company announced at SXSW today. The site maintains thousands of pieces of metadata on each movie in its database, to make searching as easy as possible. Read the rest of this story » See Also: Westheimer Shows Off AnyClip At New York Tech Meetup Why We Founded AnyClip

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Did a Movie Ever Inspire You To Do Something Stupid?

Apparently, there's been a rash of salmonella cases in young girls, because they decided to borrow a page from The Princess and the Frog and lock lips with an amphibian. Only he didn't turn into a prince, he just made them violently ill for a few days. So, this begs the question, has a movie ever inspired you to do something stupid?

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Live from SXSW: Tim League Talks International Genre Lunacy

If you're a hardcore movie geek and you've been to Austin at least once, you're probably familiar with the magical Tim League. Along with his wife/partner Karrie, Mr. League is the man behind not only the sublime Alamo Drafthouse movie theaters, but he also unleashed Fantastic Fest upon the world AND found time to create a karaoke bar/bowling alley called The Highball. Obviously Mr. League does none of these things by himself. But he does captain one hell of a movie shrine. Anyway, the man loves nothing more than scouring the planet for the finest in lunatic cinema, and if he doesn't track it down, one of his many scouts probably will. Logically, with SXSW 2010 freshly underway, I thought it'd be fun to chat with Tim about his obsession with international genre fare, and the man certainly didn't disappoint. Let's get to it: How many North America film festivals do you go to each year? And how many outside North America? Tim: Other than Fantastic Fest, of course, I personally attend about four North American festivals a year and probably four more outside of North America. In addition, the Fantastic Fest scouting team generally hits another four or five international festivals beyond what I attend. My anchors are the European Film Market/Berlin Film Festival and the Cannes Film Festival. We go to those two every year. What countries would you say hold the most respect (or reverence) for genre films? More specifically, which countries/festivals love horror flicks the most? Filed under: Action, Animation, Comedy, Documentary, Foreign Language, Horror, Independent, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, SXSW, Mystery & Suspense, Festival Reports, Fantastic Fest, Comic/Superhero/Geek Continue reading Live from SXSW: Tim League Talks International Genre Lunacy Permalink | Email this | Comments

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