Sizzling Times at the Box Office for Moon Die Hard Fans
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Box Office Blockbuster movie "Eclipse" in Full Moon for Record Tickets Sales
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
The Karate Kid Kicks Up Interest in Self Defense at the Box Office
Just like everyone else after seeing the first Karate Kid movie two decades ago, I had preconceived notions that if I went to the new Karate Kid movie (June 11th) that it would be like most of these action sequels. Boy, was I surprise for two reasons.
First reason: Jaden Smith (Will Smith's son, Pursuit of Happiness) and Jackie Chan both delivered a powerful performance, and I am soooooooooooooooooo glad I saw this in the theaters.
There are parts of the movie, of which I will not ruin for you that does make a grown man cry, but every childhood memory some of us little guys have from the school play yard bullies came alive. I remember when I was in the 5th grade and very skinny, and shy, the bigger kids would pick on me.
But as soon as I took Judo, became a brown belt, and later Karate, not only did people leave me alone, but it gave me confidence in just about everything. There is a message in this movie, and I will buy you lunch if you can not figure this one out. Thumbs up, 9+ (out of 10) must see with your family, especially teenage boys.
Oh the second reason, too: The movie was filmed entirely in China, which even if you do not like the karate sessions, or bully scenes, you will love the huge Wall and the visuals are breathtaking.
Must see movie. Look for The Karate Kid II soon, save me some popcorn please.
Hey, FYI Little Caesars, which sells hot delicious pizza's for $5 is giving away free autographed posters from the movie at each outlet. Don't forget to get a Pepsi to wash it down, too.
Pepperoni is my favorite. What's yours?
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Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Author of studies on everything from runaway film/TV production to fashion - Founding Economist Jack Kyser to retire
Los Angeles — Jack Kyser, the Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation’s (LAEDC) Founding Economist, today announced his retirement effective June 30th after nearly 30 years as the chief interpreter of the L.A. County economy. Kyser will retire from full time work, but will remain as a consultant to the organization.
The LAEDC’s economic research department, the Kyser Center for Economic Research, will continue under the leadership of Chief Economist, Dr. Nancy Sidhu, to provide critical economic analysis and insight on topics related to the L.A. County economy, as well as produce unbiased analytical research about the industry sectors leading the Southern California five-County economy.
“It was the right time to retire as the department has never been stronger in terms of its economic research capabilities than it is now,” said LAEDC Founding Economist Jack Kyser. “The department is in good hands under Nancy’s leadership. She has done an extraordinary job leading the team and will continue to provide important analyses, opinions and interpretations about the region.”
Two years ago, Kyser received the Eddy Award for his outstanding contributions to
the business community.
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Thursday, June 10, 2010
Marilyn Monroe, Dennis Weaver and Marlon Brando's former publicist, 92-year old legend is in a Red Carpet League of his Own
age of 92.
Hollywood Publicists Scores Big in Six Events In One Day. 92-year-old Hollywood publicist Julian Myers competed in the California State Senior Meet June 5th at CalTech in Pasadena in track and field in his age group and won five first places and a second “to popularize AmigoDay,” Myers said.
AmigoDay is the holiday he and his wife Patsy founded six years ago: “Just greet anyone anywhere, your way, any month’s first Sunday.”
The Senior Meet was open to anyone from anywhere so it fit AmigoDay’s criterion for sponsorship and Myers’ participation.
Myers was second in the 50-meter, tied for first in the 100, won the 200, 400 and 1,500 meter and long jump.
Julian is still active in Hollywood publicity, having graduated from USC in 1939 in Cinema, and publicized Elvis Presley, John Wayne and other stars at 20th-Fox beginning in 1949. Julian is a former board member of Entertainment Publicists Professional Society (EPPS) and one of the most trusted and known in celebrity circles and entertainment publicity.
He admits, “The favorite client of Julian Myers Public Relations today is AmigoDay. Not a sexy star or $1,000,000 account, but Patsy’s and my dream.” Julian has worked with some of the best in the film and entertainment industry and has represented Marilyn Monroe, Dennis Weaver to Marlon Brando to name a few legends.
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Entertainment Publicists Professional Society and International Cinematographers sponsor media workshop on PR freelancers
How to attract clients
How to market yourself
What supportive services are needed/available
How to service clients
How to remain competitive in today's digital age
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Tuesday, June 8, 2010
MONICA Performs tonight at NBA Playoffs in Boston -New Album "Still Standing" is awsome come see her video
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